Preview: Parma vs Juventus Women

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·16 Mei 2026

Preview: Parma vs Juventus Women

The Juventus Women’s First Team will bring the curtain down on their 2025/26 Serie A Women season away at Parma on Sunday, 17 May. Kick-off in Emilia-Romagna is set for 18:00.

With Women’s Champions League qualification already secured, the Bianconere are third in the table with 36 points, and know they will end the season there. The hosts, Parma, are already sure of their survival and sit 10th with 16 points, but can climb into ninth or fall to 11th.

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Let’s get up to speed ahead of the weekend’s game with some pre-match stats.

INTERESTING FACTS

Juventus have won each of their first three Serie A Women matches against Parma. Away from home and across all competitions, the Bianconere have won twice against the Gialloblu: 2-1 in Serie A in November 2022, and 2-0 in August 2025 in the Serie A Women’s Cup.
After winning 2-1 at Fiorentina and 3-2 at Napoli, the Bianconere could win three away league games in a row for the first time since December 2024.
Only Roma (11) have managed more clean sheets in this league season than Juventus’ nine (level with Como Women). The Bianconere have kept at least ten clean sheets in six of their eight Serie A seasons to date.
Barbara Bonansea is one appearance away from becoming the player with the most appearances in Juventus Women’s history (241, level with Cristiana Girelli). She has scored in her last two league games against the Gialloblu - February 2023 and January 2026.
Lindsey Thomas has scored in each of her last two away games in Serie A. The last time she scored in three straight away matches was between March and May 2022.
Michela Cambiaghi could make her 250th Serie A appearance. Twenty-four of her 249 to date came as a Parma player in 2022/23, in which time she scored five goals.
Ana Capeta has been involved in three goals in her last four away matches in Serie A.
Amalie Vangsgaard, who scored against Parma earlier this season, has had a hand in three goals in her last four league games. As well, only Roma’s Giada Greggi (19) has won more balls back in the attacking third of the pitch than the Danish forward’s 18.

OPPOSITION FOCUS

Having lost against both Lazio and Milan, Parma could register three defeats on the bounce for the first time this Serie A Women season, last doing so between February and April 2023 (four in that case).
The Gialloblu are, along with Genoa, one of the only sides to have not had a win against a top-half side this season.
Sunday’s hosts can, with a point against Juventus, break their record for points in a Serie A Women season. At the moment, they have 16, which is the same number they reached in 2022/23, though then playing 25 matches.
Including a goal last time out at Milan, Manon Uffren is the Parma player with the most goal involvements this season (four, with two goals and two assists). She could become the first Gialloblu player to score in back-to-back Serie A matches since Marija Banusic and Michela Cambiaghi managed to feat in May 2023.
Caterina Ambrosi is (along with Sophie Howard, Valery Vigilucci, and Kassandra Missipo), one of a handful of outfield players to have not missed a single minute of this Serie A Women season.