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Serie A Femminile
Both sides enter Round 3 level on points after contrasting starts - Alavés solid at home, Granada thrilling but leaky.
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Deportivo Alavés welcome Granada to Round 3 of the Primera División Femenina this Saturday, with both sides sitting on three points from their opening two fixtures. Each team has tasted victory and defeat in equal measure, making this a pivotal clash for early-season positioning.
Alavés opened with a convincing 2-0 home win over Valencia before falling 1-0 at Atletico Madrid. Their home record stands out - two goals scored, none conceded, and a clean sheet. Away from home, however, they drew a blank. The challenge is clear: replicate that domestic solidity.
Granada have been involved in high-scoring affairs. They lost 3-1 at Madrid CFF before storming back to beat Real Sociedad 3-2 at home. Four goals scored but five conceded across two games signals attacking intent undermined by defensive frailty - averaging 2.5 goals against per match.
Alavés' defensive discipline at home clashes directly with Granada's free-scoring but porous approach. Granada have never failed to score this season, yet their vulnerability at the back could be exploited. Expect a competitive contest where Alavés' home advantage and defensive structure may prove the decisive edge.
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