CSBT Alexandria Women vs Politehnica Timisoara Women: match preview on 5 October 2026

CSBT Alexandria Women to win by a comfortable margin. They secured a 102:33 victory in the first leg and carry that advantage into this fixture, while Politehnica Timisoara Women have lost all five of their recent matches without finding a single win.

The first leg sets the tone

On 26 September 2026 Alexandria dismantled Timisoara 102:33 at the visitors' ground. The 69-goal margin means the home side does not need to chase the game — they can control the tempo rather than chase results. Timisoara will have to attack from the opening whistle, against an Alexandria side that has shown it can score freely.

Alexandria's attacking edge

Over their last five matches Alexandria have scored 297 goals, averaging nearly 60 per game. Their most recent outing saw them lose 60:103 to Rapid București Women, but that defeat came in the league where they were outclassed. In cup competition they have the firepower to punish a defence that has conceded 469 goals across Timisoara's five games — nearly 94 per match.

Timisoara's winless run

Timisoara sit on zero points from five matches, losing every game. Their most recent result was a 13:127 hammering by Municipal Targoviste Women, a scoreline that shows how weak they are. They have not scored more than 54 goals in any of their last five fixtures, and their only positive note was a 54:78 loss to Agronomia Bucuresti Women in April — a margin of 24 goals, still heavy.

What the numbers suggest

Alexandria's expected output sits around 60 goals based on their recent scoring rate, while Timisoara's defensive record suggests they will concede significantly more. A scoreline around 70:30 or 80:40 reflects both sides' tendencies — Alexandria's attack is potent, but their own defence has conceded 418 goals in five games, so Timisoara will find the net at least a handful of times.

If Alexandria are rotated heavily and Timisoara score early, the prediction may not hold, forcing the home side to chase the game and open up. A draw would also undermine the prediction, though such an outcome seems unlikely given the first-leg context and the disparity in recent form.