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Atlético Madrid host Deportivo Alavés in Round 2 of the Primera División Femenina, seeking their first points after a dramatic 3-2 derby defeat to Real Madrid.
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Atlético Madrid open their home campaign on Saturday desperate to bounce back after a bruising 3-2 loss to Real Madrid in the opening round. That Madrid derby saw Atlético concede three first-half goals, with Jensen's brace proving insufficient. A red card for Gio compounded a difficult afternoon, and the manner of the defeat - all three goals shipped before the break - will demand a sharp response.
Deportivo Alavés could not have asked for a better start to life back in the Primera División Femenina. A clean 2-0 home victory over Valencia on matchday one delivered three points and a shutout, immediately signalling defensive solidity. Newly promoted sides often struggle for consistency, but that opening-day composure will have boosted confidence ahead of a tough trip to Madrid.
Atlético finished fifth last season with 51 points, scoring 63 but conceding 39 - a leaky record for a side with top-four ambitions. Dropping points at home to a promoted opponent would pile early pressure on a squad already seeking improvement. Alavés, meanwhile, carry no burden of expectation and can play freely. Their previous encounters, albeit from lower divisions years ago, show Alavés capable of scoring freely, winning three of the last five meetings between the clubs.
Atlético's attacking firepower should tell at home, but their defensive vulnerabilities - exposed so starkly against Real Madrid - give Alavés a realistic route into the match. Expect Atlético to dominate possession and territory, yet Alavés have already shown they can defend resolutely and strike on the counter. A tight, competitive contest looks likely.
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