Preview | Juventus Women vs Inter | Serie A Women's Cup | OneFootball

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·11 September 2026

Preview | Juventus Women vs Inter | Serie A Women's Cup

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The Women’s First Team’s attempts to retain their Serie A Women’s Cup title continue this weekend, taking on Inter in the first of this season’s two semi-finals. 

Having made it through Group C with a 100% record, the Bianconere will now meet Inter on Saturday, 12 September, at 20:30 CEST, looking to book a place in the final to meet either Sassuolo or Roma.


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INTERESTING FACTS

  • This will be the 26th meeting of Juventus Women and Inter across all competitions, and the fourth in a semi-final after two in the ⁠Women’s Italian Cup in March 2023, and one in the Serie A Women’s Cup in September 2025. In those semi-final meetings, the Bianconere have won two and drawn one, always advancing to the final.
  • The Bianconere are set to play their 18th semi-final match (including first and second legs) in Italian competition since their founding in 2017/18, a record in Italy shared with Roma. From the 10 semi-final ties, the Bianconere have advanced to the final on eight occasions. 
  • Eva Schatzer has scored two goals against Inter, making them her favourite opponent in terms of goalscoring (along with Como Women). The midfielder has created nine chances for teammates in this season’s Serie A Women’s Cup, a total shared with Tessa Wullaert and bettered by nobody.
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OPPOSITION FOCUS

  • Inter are set to play their eighth semi-final across all competitions, so far having played six in the Women’s Italian Cup and last year’s Serie A Women’s Cup. Of the sides in this year’s Serie A Women’s Cup, the Nerazzurre are the team with the most semi-finals played without having ever made it to a final. 
  • Both Haley Bugeja and Brittany Raphino have scored in back-to-back Serie A Women’s Cup appearances. Inter have won each of the two games (both in Serie A) in which Bugeja has scored against Juventus - 2-0 in April 2024, and 1-0 in May 2025 - with both coming away from home.
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