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Serie A Femminile
Bottom-placed Valencia ride a two-match winning streak into a crucial relegation six-pointer against an inconsistent Granada side at home on Sunday.
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Valencia sit rock bottom of the Primera División Femenina with just six points from ten matches, and Sunday's home clash with Granada carries enormous weight. A defeat could leave them further adrift in the relegation zone, while Granada - five points and five places above them - will look to pull further clear of danger.
After eight straight defeats to open the season, Valencia have suddenly sparked into life with back-to-back wins. They beat Eibar 2-1 at home before snatching a 2-0 victory away at Deportivo de La Coruña. That burst of form offers genuine hope, yet the underlying numbers remain grim - eight goals scored and 19 conceded across ten games, with four clean sheets failed at home.
Granada's form reads like a rollercoaster. A hard-fought 3-2 win at EDF Logroño and a creditable 1-1 draw with third-placed Atletico Madrid showed resilience, but a home defeat to Espanyol last time out exposed vulnerabilities. They have failed to score in five of their ten league matches, averaging just 0.9 goals per game.
Valencia's newfound confidence at home clashes with Granada's struggles in front of goal on the road, where they average one goal per game but concede at nearly double that rate. Both teams lack cutting edge, so a tight, low-scoring affair looks probable. Valencia's momentum gives them a fighting chance, but Granada's superior defensive record and greater experience at this level make them marginal favourites to grind out a result.
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