Standout Stats | Parma-Juventus | OneFootball

The Juventus Women's First Team beat Parma 3-1 on Sunday in their final match of the Serie A season.

Emma Stolen Godo scored the decisive goal in the first half, followed by Annalise Rasmussen and Thomas in the second half. The latter was an assist from Barbara Bonansea, who celebrated her historic 242nd appearance for Juventus Women with a winner.

Let’s take a look into the standout stats to emerge from the game.

STANDOUT STATS

LEADER | Barbara Bonansea came off the bench against Parma to make her 242nd Juventus appearance, overtaking Cristiana Girelli (241) as the Bianconera with the most games played in Juventus Women’s history. 

NEXT GEN | Annalise Rasmussen, age 20 (born 23 May, 2005), became Juventus’ youngest goalscorer this season, and became the second Bianconera born in 2005 or later to score for the club, after Eva Schatzer. 

SPREAD | Rasmussen also became the 14th player to score for the Bianconere this season - no Serie A team had more different goalscorers in 2025/26 (along with Inter and Milan). 

LETHAL | Emma Stolen Godo’s goal was the fourth free kick she scored in Serie A 2025/26. 

FRESH | Lindsey Thomas came off the bench to score, becoming the fifth substitute to score for Juventus this Serie A Women season. Only Inter (six) had more scorers from the bench.

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