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Bottom-placed Lens, still without a win this season, host an FC Fleury 91 side boasting an unbeaten away record as both teams fight to escape the relegation zone in Feminine Division 1.
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Lens sit rock bottom of the Feminine Division 1 with just two points from six matches - and the desperation is palpable. Saturday's hosts welcome FC Fleury 91 in a Round 7 clash between two sides scrapping near the foot of the table. With Lens on two points and Fleury on five, neither can afford another slip.
The numbers paint a grim picture for Lens. Zero wins all season. Five goals scored, 13 conceded. Their recent form reads D-L-L-D-L-L - a sequence devoid of momentum. A 0-0 draw at Le Havre last time out offered a rare clean sheet, but the inability to find the net remains chronic. At home, Lens have averaged just one goal per game while shipping 2.3, and they have failed to win any of their three home fixtures.
FC Fleury 91 arrive with a curious split personality. At home, they have been demolished - conceding ten goals in just two matches, including a 7-1 hammering by Lyon on matchday one. But away from home, Fleury are unbeaten: one win and two draws from three road trips, conceding only three goals. That away resilience, anchored by a 2-0 win at Saint-Malo and draws at Nantes and Marseille, suggests they travel with confidence.
Both clubs had their Round 6 schedules disrupted. Fleury's match against Toulouse was postponed due to travel issues, meaning they have had extra recovery time since their 2-2 draw at Marseille on 18 October. That freshness could prove decisive against a Lens side who ground out their goalless draw at Le Havre just days ago.
Lens need a victory more than almost anyone in the division, but their attacking output - 0.8 goals per game - suggests the breakthrough will not come easily. Fleury's sturdy away record makes them tricky opponents, and their slightly superior goal threat (1.4 per match overall) gives them an edge. Expect a tight, nervy contest where a single goal could settle matters. Fleury's road resilience tilts the balance slightly in their favour, but Lens' desperation at home could spark an unpredictable affair.
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