With the break over, Serie A Women is back in action, as Como 1907 Femminile immediately travels to face Juventus at the Pozzo-La Marmora Stadium in Biella on Matchday 3 of the league.
Selena Mazzantini’s team heads into the match against the Bianconere in first place in the standings with six points, following victories over Milan and Napoli Women, with Riola Xhemaili’s last-minute goal at Cercola proving decisive in keeping the BiancoBlu’s perfect record intact.
Juventus, meanwhile, enters the match with three points in the standings, following a victory in the season opener against Napoli Women and a 2-1 loss on the road against Milan on the second matchday.
Selena Mazzantini’s comments ahead of Juventus vs. Como 1907:
"After the international break, it will be important to immediately pick up where we left off in the previous weeks, as that work has been key to the team’s steady growth. We’re beginning to solidify our identity through principles, convictions, and behaviors that we want to make increasingly recognizable on the field.
Facing a very strong Juventus team will be an opportunity to gauge our progress, with courage, character, and the determination to continue building our path."
Juventus
Juventus and Como 1907 face off again following the opening match of the 2026 Serie A Women’s Cup, which took place at Sinigaglia and saw the visiting team win 0-2.
Coach Isaac Guerrero’s team will be competing on three fronts this year, with their Women’s Champions League campaign already seeing the Bianconere secure a victory against Hacken following their opening loss to Benfica.
Juventus has been able to count on Alba Redondo’s excellent form early in the season; she has scored against Napoli Women, Benfica, and Hacken and was recently called up to the Spanish national team. Godø has also had an excellent start to the season, scoring against Napoli Women and Hacken.
Sunday’s match promises to be an intriguing clash between two teams that have started the season on the right foot.
Match Details
Date: Sunday, October 18
Kickoff: 12:30 p.m.
Stadium: Stadio Pozzo-La Marmora, Biella
Where to watch:
Italy: Rai Sport - DAZN
Rest of the world: Check local listings