WOMEN'S U15, A WELL-DESERVED FINAL | OneFootball

The U15 Women's season has reached an important milestone. On Monday 29 June at 17:30 CEST, at the Stadio dei Pini "Germano Todoli" in Cervia, Roberto Bottiglieri's side will take on Roma in the National Final of their category. The team earned its place in the final after a campaign built on consistency, character and team spirit - qualities that have helped the Rossonere throughout the season from the very beginning. Coach Bottiglieri commented: "Reaching the Under-15 Scudetto Final is when a shared dream really starts to take shape. It's not just about the season's results, but it's the product of all our hard work, the challenges we've faced, and the daily steps we take to build a strong and distinct identity."

The Rossonere's journey to the final began in the Interregional Phase, which they finished in second place behind Inter. While that position does not fully reflect the quality the team showed throughout the season, it was enough to secure qualification for the National Final Phase. The strength of the group was also shown in the Playoffs. Inter, who finished top, reached the semi-finals before being eliminated by Roma, the same side that AC Milan now face in the final.

The National Phase confirmed how much the team has built in recent months. In the quarter-finals the Rossonere eliminated Juventus, drawing 1-1 in the first leg at PUMA House of Football and winning 1-0 in Nichelino thanks to Marinari's decisive goal. It was a success achieved against a historically strong opponent and earned through two disciplined and determined performances. In the semi-final, they showed their strength again with a 3-1 win away to Fiorentina after a commanding 5-2 victory, booking the team's place in the final: "This team, who are the youngest in the league, have shown that talent has no age when it is in an environment that allows it to thrive and develop. The players born in 2011 have come on in leaps and bounds over the last two seasons. The players born in 2012 and 2013, who are now fully integrated into the squad, have faced more experienced opponents with remarkable maturity."

Now there is just one step to go. Standing in the way will be Roma, in a match that will decide the Under-15 Women's Championship Title. Whatever the result, their run is already a clear reflection of the outstanding work being done within AC Milan's youth sector. Following the Women's Primavera Scudetto and the more recent title won by the Men's Under-15, AC Milan will have another chance to bring home a national youth title. In Cervia, the Rossonere have the opportunity to cap off a season as one of the competition's standout sides and turn an outstanding campaign into an even more presitigious award. Forza Rossonere!

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