Juventus Women added another trophy to their growing collection on Sunday evening, defeating Roma 2–1 to lift the Italian Super Cup for the fifth time in their history. In a tightly contested and high-intensity encounter, the Bianconere once again showed their experience and winning mentality on the big stage.

The match began at a fast pace, with both teams keen to impose their style early on. Roma, known for their aggressive pressing and technical quality, attempted to control possession, while Juventus looked dangerous on the counter, exploiting spaces behind the Giallorosse defence. The opening minutes set the tone for a physical and tactical battle between two of the strongest sides in Italian women’s football.

Juventus were the first to strike, capitalising on a moment of hesitation at the back. Their opener rewarded a strong start and immediately shifted the momentum in their favour. Roma reacted well to going behind, increasing the tempo and committing more players forward. Their persistence paid off as they found the equaliser, bringing the match back to level terms and reigniting hopes of lifting the trophy.

However, Juventus responded with composure and determination. Staying disciplined defensively, they limited Roma’s clear-cut chances while remaining a constant threat going forward. The decisive goal came after a well-constructed attacking move, highlighting Juventus’ collective organisation and efficiency in the final third.

In the closing stages, Roma pushed hard for a second equaliser, applying sustained pressure and forcing Juventus to defend deep. Despite several tense moments, the Bianconere held firm, showing resilience and tactical maturity to protect their narrow lead until the final whistle.

This victory confirms Juventus Women’s dominance in Italian women’s football and underlines their ability to deliver in crucial moments. Winning their fifth Italian Super Cup against a strong Roma side sends a clear message ahead of the rest of the season: Juventus remain the team to beat on the domestic stage.

Written by Naëlle Verschoren