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Real Madrid travel to Seville with a dominant head-to-head record, but midweek Champions League duty could test their legs against a Sevilla side struggling badly at home.
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Real Madrid arrive in Seville on a mission. Sitting second in the Primera División Femenina on 19 points, they trail leaders Barcelona by just two points after eight rounds. Their form reads WWLWW - four wins in their last five league outings - and they have scored 19 goals already this season. The only blemish was a 7-0 hammering at Barcelona in Round 6, a result that still echoes.
Sevilla present a curious contradiction. On the road, they boast two wins, two draws, and just one defeat in five away matches, conceding a mere three goals. At home, it is a different story entirely - zero wins, two losses, and one draw from three matches, shipping eight goals in the process. That home average of 2.7 goals conceded per game is alarming heading into this fixture.
Real Madrid drew 2-2 with Bayern Munich in the Champions League just days ago, their third draw across European and domestic competitions in recent weeks. That midweek trip to Germany could take a toll. Signe Bruun scored the winner in their dramatic 3-2 comeback against Granadilla Tenerife last weekend, and Lineth Beerensteyn also found the net after coming off the bench. The squad depth appears strong enough to rotate.
The historical record is ruthless. Real Madrid have won five of the last six meetings between these sides, scoring 14 goals while conceding just four. Sevilla's sole victory came back in December 2023, a 3-1 away win. In three visits to Seville, Real Madrid have won every time without conceding a single goal - an aggregate score of 7-0.
Sevilla's dreadful home record and Real Madrid's dominant head-to-head history paint a clear picture, though the visitors' midweek Champions League exertions introduce a fatigue factor. Expect Real Madrid to control proceedings, but Sevilla's compact away form suggests they are capable of defensive discipline when conditions suit them. Whether they can replicate that resilience on their own pitch remains the key question.
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