Serie A Women's Cup, Inter knocked out by Juventus | OneFootball

Gianpiero Piovani's Inter fell at the semi-final stage of the Serie A Women's Cup. The Nerazzurre were beaten by Juventus, despite a spirited display. Inter came at the Bianconere early into proceedings but fell behind on the stroke of half-time to a Cambiaghi goal, as she headed home from a free-kick by Brighton. Piovani shuffled the back and Inter began to press, but Juventus doubled their lead after a good move involving Girelli and Schatzer, both of whom had come on just a few moments prior. Schough's introduction into the game spurred Inter back into action, as they halved the deficit through Wullaert. Late on, Piovani's side attacked ceaselessly, shutting Juventus into their own penalty area. The chances came raining down: Detruyer's shot was blocked on the line, and De Jong made three stunning stops to deny Wullaert, Cziszar and Merlo. The final chance of the day fell the way of Van Dijk in added time, but she failed to hit the target. It ended 2-1. Inter played brilliantly and were unlucky not to find the equaliser, but they are out of the Serie A Women's Cup.

JUVENTUS 2-1 INTER 2-1 | MATCH DETAILS

Goals: 45' Cambiaghi (J), 64' Schatzer (J), 67' Wullaert (I)

JUVENTUS (4-3-3): 1 De Jong; 4 Kullberg (5 Harviken 87'), 71 Lenzini, 25 Calligaris, 3 Carbonell (20 Cascarino 76'); 33 Brighton, 29 Tatiana Pinto, 17 Stolen-Godo; 9 Beccari (6 Schatzer 63'), 36 Cambiaghi (10 Girelli 63'), 11 Bonansea (14 Vangsgaard 76'). Subs.: 16 Peyraud-Magnin, 31 Capelletti, 8 Rosucci, 19 Thomas, 21 Libran, 23 Salvai, 28 Moretti. Coach: Massimiliano Canzi

INTER (3-5-2): 1 Rúnarsdottir; 33 Bartoli (22 Schough 66'), 24 Milinkovic, 5 Andrés; 3 Bowen (13 Merlo 46'), 20 Detruyer, 27 Csiszar, 16 Tomasevic (4 Pleidrup 46'), 18 Glionna (7 Bugeja 46'); 31 Wullaert, 9 Polli (11 Van Dijk 66'). Subs.: 12 Piazza, 32 Belli, 6 Santi, 8 Vilhjalmsdottir, 14 Robustellini, 21 Tomaselli, 44 Consolini. Coach: Gianpiero Piovani

Booked: Csiszar (I) Added time: 1', 5'

Referees: Giuseppe Maria Manzo (sez. Torre Annunziata) Assistants: Russo - Chianese Fourth Official: Coppola

Gianpiero Piovani's Inter conclude their Serie A Women's Cup adventure at the semi-final stage. The Nerazzurre were beaten by Juventus despite a spirited display. Juventus took a two-goal lead through Cambiaghi and Schatzer. Wullaert pulled one back, but a lengthy Inter siege of the Juventus box didn't yield an equaliser.