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Third-placed Paris FC, unbeaten domestically in their last four, visit a stubborn but goal-shy Le Havre side in Feminine Division 1 Round 9.
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Paris FC travel to Le Havre on Friday sitting third in the Feminine Division 1 on 16 points from just seven matches - the best points-per-game ratio outside of runaway leaders Lyon. Five wins, one draw and a single defeat in the league tell the story of a side brimming with confidence domestically, even as their UEFA Champions League campaign hit a bump with a 3-0 loss at Real Madrid just days ago.
Le Havre sit seventh with nine points from eight outings, but the raw numbers mask a curious profile. They have kept three clean sheets this season, yet scored just six goals - the second-fewest in the division. Four blanks in eight league matches highlight a chronic lack of cutting edge. Their recent form reads LDDDW - a sequence of stalemates that underlines defensive resilience but offensive frustration.
Paris FC average 2.7 goals per league game and have scored in every fixture this season. At home they are even more prolific, netting three per match with just two conceded across four games. Away from home they remain dangerous, averaging 2.3 goals. Le Havre's home record is mixed - just three goals scored in three home matches, though two clean sheets suggest they can make life uncomfortable.
Paris FC's attacking depth, highlighted by the 5-0 demolition of Montpellier last week, makes them clear favourites. Le Havre will likely sit deep and frustrate, as their draw-heavy recent run suggests. Whether the hosts can keep Paris FC at bay for ninety minutes is the central question - the visitors' relentless scoring record says it will be a tall order.
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