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Serie A Femminile
Real Madrid travel to Seville in commanding form, looking to maintain pressure on Barcelona at the top of the Primera División Femenina.
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Real Madrid arrive in Seville sitting second in the Primera División Femenina on 19 points, just two behind leaders Barcelona. Their form reads WWLWW - that sole league defeat a brutal 7-0 demolition at the Camp Nou. Since then, they have responded emphatically, beating Espanyol 3-1 and Granadilla Tenerife 3-2.
Midweek Champions League duty saw them draw 2-2 at Bayern Munich, meaning fatigue could be a factor on Sunday evening.
Sevilla sit 13th with nine points and face a genuine problem at home. Their domestic record there reads zero wins, two defeats and a draw, averaging 2.7 goals conceded per match. They have failed to score in four of eight league outings. The form line of DDDLW shows a side grinding out draws rather than commanding games.
This fixture has been entirely one-sided in recent years. Real Madrid have won five of the last six meetings, scoring 14 goals and conceding just four. At Sevilla's ground specifically, the visitors triumphed 1-0, 4-0 and 2-0 in the three most recent visits. The only Sevilla victory in this run came back in December 2023.
Real Madrid average 2.4 goals per league match this season, boasting the second-best attack in the division with 19 goals. Sevilla manage just one goal per game on average. That gulf in firepower is stark and tells its own story about the quality gap between these two sides.
Real Madrid's relentless recent record against Sevilla, combined with the hosts' alarming home form, points firmly towards an away victory. The main question is whether Champions League exertions in Munich take the edge off Real Madrid's intensity. Even so, Sevilla's inability to score and defend at home makes it difficult to see them taking anything from this contest.
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