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Serie A Femminile
Ana Capeta's solitary strike earned Juventus Women a 1-0 win over Milan, securing a second consecutive Serie A Women's Cup semi-final appearance.
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Juventus Women booked their spot in the Serie A Women's Cup semi-finals after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Milan on Matchday 3 of the 2026/27 competition. Ana Capeta netted the decisive goal to keep the Bianconere's cup ambitions firmly on track.
The result means Juventus have now reached the last four of the Serie A Women's Cup in consecutive seasons - a mark of consistency that underlines their status as one of Italian women's football's dominant forces.
Juventus' record against Milan across all competitions is emphatic. This latest win takes their tally to 16 victories over the Rossonere - more than against any other opponent. They have also kept nine clean sheets against Milan, a figure bettered only by their records against Fiorentina and Sassuolo.
Today's goal was further proof of Ana Capeta's outstanding 2026. She now leads Juventus' scoring charts this calendar year with eight goals - at least three more than any team-mate. Remarkably, she has found the net against six different opponents since joining the club, as OneFootball reports.
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