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Serie A Femminile
Valencia search for their first goal of the season as a buoyant Madrid CFF visit in round two of the Primera División Femenina.
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Valencia opened their 2026-27 Primera División Femenina campaign with a sobering 2-0 defeat away to Deportivo Alavés, failing to register a single goal. Madrid CFF, by contrast, stormed to a 3-1 home victory over Granada, racing into a 2-0 half-time lead before sealing the points.
Madrid CFF finished 10th last season with 37 points but closed the 2025-26 campaign strongly, winning three of their final four league matches. That late-season surge has carried into the new term, and three goals on the opening weekend suggest their attacking edge remains sharp.
Valencia sit bottom of the early table and are already tagged in the relegation zone. They failed to score in their opener and face a Madrid CFF side brimming with confidence - a daunting prospect for the hosts.
Historical meetings between these clubs are scarce at this level, though the fixture data available points to competitive encounters when they have crossed paths previously.
Madrid CFF carry superior momentum, a functioning attack, and the psychological boost of an opening-day win. Valencia need a response at home, yet their blunt display last weekend raises doubts. Expect Madrid CFF to dictate proceedings, though Valencia's desperation could make this closer than the form suggests.
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