Preview: Juventus Women vs Milan

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·13 March 2026

Preview: Juventus Women vs Milan

At 14:00 CET on Sunday, March 15, 2026, Juventus Women will host AC Milan in the sixteenth match of the league season. The Bianconere come into this weekend in third place in the table, with Milan sitting in eighth.

Let’s take a look at the pre-match statistics ahead of the game.

INTERESTING FACTS

Juventus are unbeaten in 14 of their 18 Serie A matches against Milan, with 11 wins and three draws, but they lost in their most recent meeting in the first half of the season; only between October 2022 and February 2023 have the Bianconere suffered two consecutive defeats against the Rossonere in the top flight.
Despite conceding four goals in their last three Serie A matches against Milan (as many as in their previous six), Juventus have kept eight clean sheets against the Rossonere in the league. Only against Fiorentina (13) and Sassuolo (10) have they kept more clean sheets.
Juventus have scored the most headed goals in the current Serie A season with seven, having conceded only one so far, the joint lowest tally in the league.
Barbara Bonansea has scored five goals in Serie A against Milan, all for Juventus. Only against Fiorentina (nine) has she scored more for Juventus in the league.
Michela Cambiaghi has scored two goals against Milan in Serie A, both for Inter and both in home games, between November 2023 and March 2025. She has scored three goals in the current championship, behind only Chiara Beccari and former Juventus player Cristiana Girelli.

OPPOSITION FOCUS

Juventus are the opponent against whom Milan have lost the most games in Serie A – 11, including their biggest defeat in the competition (0-6 at home on 9 February 2025)
Milan and Juventus, along with Lazio and Roma, are two of the four teams with the most goals scored from crosses this season, with six each. However, the Rossonere have also conceded six goals from crosses, fewer than only Genoa (seven).
Only Inter (32) have scored more goals from inside the penalty area than Milan (24) in the current Serie A season; however Juventus have conceded only eight, the lowest so far this season in the league.
Among players who have scored seven or more goals in the current championship, Kayleigh van Dooren (seven) has played the fewest minutes: 1009.
Ewelina Kamczyk scored her first goal in the Italian top flight in Milan's most recent Serie A game; she could become only the third Polish player to score more than one goal in the tournament for AC Milan, after Malgorzata Mesjasz and Nikola Karczewska.