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Serie A Femminile
Juventus Women kick off their Serie A Women's Cup title defence against Como 1907 on Friday evening.
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Juventus Women travel to the Giuseppe Sinigaglia stadium on Friday to take on Como 1907 in the opening round of the Serie A Women's Cup, with kick-off scheduled for 18:00.
Head coach Isaac Guerrero says the group is in strong shape ahead of a gruelling stretch that will see them play five matches in just 17 days. Despite the demands of pre-season, the Spaniard struck a confident tone, praising his players' work ethic and desire to raise their level.
Guerrero was keen to spotlight the role of the Juventus youth academy, singling out Federica D'Auria as an example of homegrown talent making the step up to the senior squad. That pathway, he suggested, gives the club real cause for optimism going forward.
The holders are eager to retain the trophy, and Guerrero made no attempt to play down that ambition. The squad, he insists, is ready - both physically and mentally - for the challenge ahead, as OneFootball reports.
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