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Denver Summit welcome NJ/NY Gotham FC on Saturday knowing they stunned the league's meanest defence earlier this season - but can they do it again?
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Denver Summit host NJ/NY Gotham FC on Saturday in an NWSL Group Stage clash that pits one of the league's most inconsistent sides against its most formidable defensive outfit. These two met earlier this season in March, and it was Denver who pulled off a shock 2-0 win at Gotham's ground - a result that stands as one of only three league defeats Gotham have suffered all campaign.
Denver's recent run reads like a fever chart. A thumping 6-1 demolition of Chicago Red Stars was sandwiched between a 1-0 defeat at Portland and a 1-1 draw at San Diego. At home, they've won four but lost three, conceding at an average of 1.5 per game - hardly watertight. Their overall record of seven wins, six draws and eight defeats tells you everything about their unpredictability.
Gotham, by contrast, are a machine. Thirteen wins, six draws, just three losses. They've kept a staggering 13 clean sheets in 22 matches and concede a mere 0.6 goals per game. Away from home, they're equally impressive: six wins and just two defeats on the road, with six shutouts from ten trips.
Denver average 1.8 goals per home game, so they can hurt teams on their own patch. But Gotham's backline is the best in the competition. Something has to give. The visitors have drawn their last two outings - 0-0 at Angel City, 1-1 against Portland - suggesting the attack has stuttered slightly. They've failed to score in five matches this season, which offers Denver a sliver of hope.
Denver proved in March they can beat Gotham, but replicating that away masterclass at home requires consistency they've rarely shown. Gotham's defensive discipline should keep this tight, though their recent bluntness in front of goal makes a low-scoring affair the likeliest outcome. Expect a cagey tactical battle decided by fine margins.
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