Juventus secured a spot in the UEFA Womenâs Champions League with a 3-3 draw against Inter. Genoa was relegated after losing 3-2 to Fiorentina.
Key points
Juventus secured UWCL qualification
Genoa confirmed relegation
Juventus drew 3-3 with Inter
Genoa lost 3-2 to Fiorentina
This was match-day 21 of Serie A
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Serie A match-day 21 round-up: Juventus clinch UWCL spot as Genoa suffer relegation
Serie A match-day 21 round-up: Juventus clinch UWCL spot as Genoa suffer relegation
Juventus secured UEFA Womenâs Champions League qualification with a thrilling 3-3 draw against Inter on Serie A match-day 21. Elsewhere, Genoaâs relegation was confirmed with a 3-2 defeat to Fiorentina.
Here, we will round up all the action from the penultimate match-day of the 2025/26 Serie A season.
The two sides then exchanged penalty goals. Barbara Bonansea drilled her spot-kick down the middle of the goal to make it 2-2. However, Inter quickly restored their advantage through the leagueâs top scorer, Tessa Wullaert.
Amalie Vangsgaardâs mis-timed tackle created the opportunity for the Belgium international to sweep the ball home from the spot. Motivated by the chance to make amends, Vangsgaard grabbed Juventusâs third leveller of the half, rifling a right-foot shot into the roof of the net.
Q&A
How did Juventus qualify for the UEFA Womenâs Champions League?
Juventus qualified by drawing 3-3 against Inter in their Serie A match.
What was the outcome of the Genoa vs Fiorentina match?
Genoa lost 3-2 to Fiorentina, which confirmed their relegation.
What does UWCL qualification mean for Juventus?
UWCL qualification allows Juventus to compete in the UEFA Womenâs Champions League next season.
When is the next Serie A match day?
The next Serie A match day will be the final one of the 2025/26 season.
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That ultimately proved to be the final goal of the game, ensuring Juventus picked up the point required to seal third spot with a game to spare.
Genoa suffer relegation in Fiorentina defeat
Genoa took the lead in the opening 10 minutes of their home clash with Fiorentina. Alma Hilaj netted her second goal of the Serie A season to get the side off to the best possible start. However, their narrow lead was soon taken away by Sofie Bredgaardâs piledriver from distance. The Denmark international set the ball out of her feet with her first touch and then powered a fierce strike past the outstretched Camilla Forcinella.
Fiorentina stamped their authority on the contest in the second period. Ilse van der Zanden put the visitors ahead with her first Serie A goal, before Iris ĂmarsdĂłttir headed her team into a two-goal lead. There was still time left for Alice Söndergaard to pull a goal back, but it could not stop Genoa from falling to a relegation-confirming defeat. The basement side will return to the second tier once they have rounded off their season with an away game against champions Roma.
Speaking of which, Roma eased to a 3-0 victory in Sundayâs away clash with Sassuolo. FrĂžya Dorsin was given the chance to open the scoring in first-half stoppage time after being fouled by Maya Doms in the box. The Paris Saint-Germain loanee stepped up to squeeze her low spot-kick through the grasp of Noemi Benz. Giulia Galli doubled Romaâs lead just after the hour mark, before Alayah Pilgrim added a late third to wrap up a commanding victory.
Lazio, meanwhile, recorded a second consecutive victory in their home clash with Ternana. Eleonora Goldoni broke the deadlock in the closing stages of the first half, flicking the ball home from a near-post corner to net her fourth Serie A goal of the season. Antonietta Castiello then made sure of the result with a 72nd-minute effort. Ternanaâs failure to clear from the corner saw the ball drop to Castiello, who shouldered it with her first touch and sent it looping beyond the goalkeeper with her second.
Elsewhere, AC Milan bounced back from their derby disappointment with a 3-1 home victory over Parma. Giorgia Arrigoni put the hosts in front with the aid of a deflection. After being dealt an early setback, Parma quickly restored parity through Manon Uffrenâs audacious strike. The 28-year-old let fly from just inside the Milan half, sending the ball soaring over Laura Giuliani.
Unfortunately for Uffren, her stunning effort couldnât help Parma secure a positive result. Christy Grimshaw stole the spotlight in the second half, netting a brace to fire Milan to their first home victory since the start of February. Milan will now prepare for a final day meeting with Ternana, while Parma face a tricky test against third-placed Juventus.
Comoâs winless run stretched to six matches with a goalless affair against Napoli. As for the visitors, the result represented their second goalless draw in three matches, leaving them in seventh place and four points above Como in eighth position.
Did you know?
Juventus boast the best defensive record in the top flight, having conceded just 18 goals in their 21 Serie A games.
Best goal of Serie A match-day 21
Bredgaard scored a stunner for Fiorentina, but we have picked Uffrenâs audacious effort as the standout goal of Serie A match-day 21. The Parma star collected the ball in her own half and moved just over the halfway line before she unleashed a lofted shot that had the power to evade the outstretched goalkeeper.
Serie A match-day 21 results in full
Como 0-0 Napoli
Genoa 2-3 Fiorentina
AC Milan 3-1 Parma
Sassuolo 0-3 Roma
Juventus 3-3 Inter
Lazio 2-0 Ternana
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