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Serie A Femminile
Madrid CFF look to exploit their imposing home record against a struggling EDF Logroño side desperate for points in Spain's Primera División Femenina.
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Madrid CFF welcome EDF Logroño on Saturday in a Primera División Femenina Round 11 clash that pits two sides moving in contrasting directions. The hosts sit fourth on 17 points - seven clear of Logroño in 12th - and carry a formidable home record into this fixture.
At home this season, Madrid CFF have won four of five matches, scoring nine and conceding just four. They have never failed to score on their own turf and have kept two clean sheets. That domestic resilience contrasts sharply with their away struggles, where a 3.4 goals-against average tells a painful story.
EDF Logroño arrive on the back of a difficult run. Their form reads DLWLL over the last five, and they sit 12th with just 10 points. Away from home, the picture darkens further - one win from four trips, averaging a single goal scored per match.
A 2-2 draw with Sevilla last time out stopped the bleeding after consecutive defeats to Espanyol and Granada, but consistency remains elusive. Last season Logroño finished 14th with just 21 points, and another relegation battle looms unless they find a rhythm quickly.
The recent head-to-head record is split. Madrid CFF won the corresponding home fixture 1-0 last November, but Logroño hammered them 3-0 in the reverse meeting in May. Across five meetings, each side has claimed two victories with one draw, making this a genuinely competitive fixture historically.
Madrid CFF's home strength versus Logroño's away frailty makes the hosts clear favourites. The visitors concede 1.5 goals per away game and rarely threaten enough going forward. However, Madrid CFF's own vulnerability on the road - most recently a 5-1 thrashing at Barcelona - shows they are far from invincible. Expect Madrid CFF to control proceedings, but Logroño have shown they can score in tight windows, so a clean sheet is far from guaranteed.
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