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Madrid CFF look to capitalise on their outstanding home record when they host a struggling EDF Logroño side in Round 11 of the Primera División Femenina on Sunday.
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Madrid CFF welcome EDF Logroño to the capital on Sunday in a Primera División Femenina Round 11 clash that pits two sides in the bottom half of the table but heading in sharply different directions. Madrid CFF sit fourth on 17 points, while Logroño languish in 12th with just 10 - and recent form suggests the gap could widen further.
Madrid CFF's recent form reads LWDLD, but context matters. Their defeats came against Barcelona (5-1) and Atletico Madrid (4-0) - the league's top three sides. At home, they are a different proposition entirely: four wins and a draw from five matches, scoring nine and conceding just four. That 0.8 goals-against average at home is among the division's best.
Logroño, by contrast, have won only once away all season, shipping 3.4 goals per game on the road. Their form of DLWLL shows a side struggling for consistency, and back-to-back defeats to Granada and Espanyol have stalled any momentum gained from beating FC Levante Badalona.
The recent head-to-head paints an intriguing picture. Madrid CFF won 1-0 at home in November 2025, while Logroño responded with a commanding 3-0 victory in the reverse fixture last May. Overall, the sides have split results fairly evenly, but Madrid CFF's home advantage has been decisive in previous meetings at this venue.
Madrid CFF's attacking output at home - averaging 1.8 goals per match - should test a Logroño defence that has been porous on the road. With 17 goals conceded in five away fixtures, the visitors face a significant challenge containing a side that has failed to score at home only once all season. Madrid CFF carry the clear advantage, but Logroño showed fight in drawing 2-2 with Sevilla last weekend and cannot be dismissed entirely.
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