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Damallsvenskan
Malmö FF put their formidable home record on the line against an inconsistent Eskilstuna United side in Damallsvenskan Round 18 this Saturday.
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Malmö FF welcome Eskilstuna United to Damallsvenskan Round 18 on Saturday, and the hosts will fancy their chances of extending a remarkable home record. With four wins, two draws and just one defeat on home soil this season, Malmö have conceded a miserly three goals in seven matches at their own ground - an average of just 0.4 per game. That defensive solidity, combined with 16 home goals scored, makes them one of the toughest assignments in the division.
Malmö arrive unbeaten in their last five Damallsvenskan outings (W2 D3), including a thumping 6-0 win at Uppsala and a 4-0 demolition of Växjö. Their overall record of eight wins, six draws and three defeats - with 34 goals scored and only 11 conceded - underlines a side built on defensive structure and clinical attacking.
Eskilstuna's season tells a tale of two halves. They boast the same number of wins (eight), yet six defeats and 18 goals conceded expose vulnerability. A home loss to Växjö in Round 15 interrupted a positive run, and last weekend's 1-1 draw with AIK means they head south without a win in two. Away from home, four wins are offset by three losses and ten goals shipped.
Malmö's home defensive record should prove decisive. Eskilstuna have failed to score in seven league matches this term, and breaching a backline that has kept five home clean sheets will be a tall order. Expect Malmö to control proceedings, though Eskilstuna possess enough quality to stay competitive if they stay disciplined early on.
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