Preview: Inter vs Juventus Women

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·16 January 2026

Preview: Inter vs Juventus Women

After a month-long winter break, Serie A Women returns this weekend with Matchday 10. The Juventus Women’s First Team are away to Inter, and kick-off in Milan is fixed for 15:30 CET on Sunday.

Fresh off the back of their Women’s Italian Super Cup win against Roma last weekend, the Bianconere’s attention now turns back to Serie A, where they sit in second place and five points off the league-leading Giallorosse.

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Inter, for their part, are two points behind the Bianconere in fourth.

Let’s get up to speed with the pre-match statistics ahead of Sunday.

Interesting Facts

Juventus have won six away Serie A matches against Inter, only managing more against Fiorentina and Sassuolo (seven each).
The Bianconere have lost just once in their last seven Serie A matches, and are unbeaten in their last four league games. They haven't chained together five straight unbeaten matches since between January and March 2025.
No player has more Serie A goals against Inter than Cristiana Girelli’s nine.
Amalie Vangsgaard has five goals this season across all competitions, including in each of her last two games, which is just two fewer than she scored in the entirety of last season. She has also scored in the most competitions so far this season for the Bianconere - Serie A, the Italian Cup, the Italian Super Cup and the Champions League.
Michela Cambiaghi has scored seven goals in 20 appearances this season, one more than she managed last season with Inter in as many matches. Her only career goal against the Nerazzurre came in this season’s Serie A Women’s Cup semi-final.
Inter are, along with Empoli and Napoli (five against each), Lindsey Thomas’ favourite opposition in Serie A.

Opposition Focus

Inter have won the last two Serie A meetings with Juventus, having managed just one win in the previous 16 againt the Bianconere. Only Roma have managed to beat Juventus three times in a row in the league, back between November 2023 and April 2024.
The Nerazzurre have won their last four games across all competitions, and have only twice in their history managed five or more consecutive wins, both times in Serie B.
Ivana Andres’ goal last time out against Milan meant that Inter now have ten different goalscorers in Serie A this season, more than any other side in the top flight (level with the Rossonere).
Of all Serie A’s players, the two with the most goals scored across all competitions this season play for Inter - Haley Bugeja (11) and Tessa Wullaert (10).
Masa Tomasevic (18) is the youngest player to have had a hand in three goals this Serie A season (four - two goals and two assists).