Preview: Fiorentina vs Juventus Women

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·09 de março de 2026

Preview: Fiorentina vs Juventus Women

The Juventus Women's First Team return from the international break with an Italian Cup semi-final first leg away at Fiorentina, with kick-off scheduled for 18:00 CET on Wednesday, 11 March.

Last time out, the Bianconere only managed a 2-2 draw against Ternana in Serie A Women.

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

Interesting Facts

Fiorentina, along with Roma, is one of the two teams that Juventus has faced (30) and beaten (21) most often in its history across all competitions.
The Bianconere have scored 59 goals against the Viola in all competitions, fewer only than against Roma (66).
This will be the sixth meeting between Juventus and Fiorentina in the Italian Cup, following the final in April 2019 (2-1 win for the Bianconeri) and the two-legged semi-final ties in the 2023/24 (1-0 and 3-1 to Fiorentina) and 2024/25 (3-2 and 1-0 to Juventus).
Among the teams currently in Serie A, only Roma (five) have progressed beyond the semi-finals of the Italian Cup more times than Juventus and Fiorentina (both on four).
Barbara Bonansea is the player who has scored the most goals against Fiorentina in a Juventus shirt in all competitions, as well as the only one to have reached double figures: 12 goals, including nine in Serie A, two in the Italian Super Cup and one in the Italian Cup (in February 2025).
Fiorentina are Michela Cambiaghi's favourite opponent in all competitions since her arrival at Sassuolo in December 2018: she has eight goals against La Viola, at least five more than any other opponent. Two of these goals came in the Italian Cup in 2023/24 with Inter.

Opposition Focus

Fiorentina have won only one of their last five Italian Cup matches (2D, 2L), but that was their most recent outing – a 1-0 victory over Milan in the quarter-final second leg. The Viola have not won two consecutive matches in the tournament since their double semi-final against Juventus in March 2024.
Fiorentina have won their last two games in all competitions (against Milan and Sassuolo in Serie A) - as many wins as they had in their previous eight games (3D, 3L).
Madelen Janogy has also scored 25 goals in a Fiorentina shirt, two behind Alia Guagni (27) in sixth place in the club's all-time scoring charts.
After scoring twice in her last appearance (on 22 February against Sassuolo), Emma Severini could score in two consecutive games in all competitions for the first time since January 2025 (three on that occasion, two of which were in the Italian Cup).
Emma Færge recorded the most successful passes in the quarter-finals of the Italian Cup this season (141).