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Serie A Femminile
Deportivo de La Coruña host bottom-of-the-table Valencia in Round 10 of the Primera División Femenina, seeking to fix their puzzling home struggles against a side mired in an eight-match losing run.
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Deportivo de La Coruña sit ninth in the Primera División Femenina with 11 points from nine matches, but their home record tells a troubling story. Just one win from five games at home, with four goals scored and seven conceded, paints a picture of a side struggling to make their ground count. They have failed to score in two of those five home outings, and are yet to keep a clean sheet on their own patch this season.
Valencia arrive rooted to the bottom of the table on just three points - eight consecutive defeats following their only win of the campaign. Their away form is particularly grim: five losses from five, scoring just twice while shipping 12 goals. Four blanks in nine league games underline a chronic lack of firepower, averaging only 0.7 goals per match across the season.
Deportivo's recent run reads LWWLD - back-to-back wins over Eibar (3-2 away) and Alavés (2-1 at home) injected life into their campaign before a narrow 2-1 defeat at Madrid CFF. Crucially, their away record is far stronger than at home, with two wins, a draw and just one loss from four road trips. Valencia's sole recent bright spot was a 2-1 home victory over Eibar in their last outing, snapping a dire losing streak.
Deportivo's paradoxical home weakness meets Valencia's woeful away record. Despite their struggles in front of their own supporters, Deportivo boast superior quality and momentum. Valencia's late win over Eibar may provide a flicker of confidence, but the gulf in overall quality - 11 goals scored versus six, and a far healthier points tally - points firmly towards the hosts. Expect Deportivo to target an early goal to settle nerves and exploit Valencia's fragile defensive setup.
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