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Serie A Femminile
Juventus Women host AC Milan in a Serie A Women's Cup Group C showdown in Biella on Sunday, looking to extend their perfect start to the competition.
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Juventus Women take on AC Milan in the Serie A Women's Cup on Sunday, 6 September, with kick-off at 12:30 CEST in Biella. The Group C encounter pits the group leaders against a Milan side finding form early in the 2026/27 campaign.
Two wins from two - against Como 1907 and Como Women - have put Juventus firmly in the driving seat in Group C. Their defensive record is equally impressive: alongside Roma, they hold the most clean sheets in the competition's history, with four apiece.
The Rossonere have managed just five victories in 24 meetings with Juventus across all competitions, losing 15 times. They have never strung together three consecutive unbeaten results against the Bianconere.
Milan, however, enter the match in decent nick. A draw and a win from their first two fixtures this season means avoiding defeat on Sunday would mark only the fourth time in their history they have gone unbeaten through three opening games. They have lost just twice in their last 10 outings overall.
One stat should worry Milan: they have never kept a clean sheet in the Serie A Women's Cup - a record shared with Ternana, Napoli, and Parma.
Milan forward Thea Kyvag has five goals to her name this term, including a strike against Juventus in their most recent Serie A meeting on 15 March. She could prove pivotal if Milan are to spring a surprise.
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