Preview | Fiorentina vs Juventus Women

The Women's First Team are back to Serie A action on Monday evening as they travel south to face Fiorentina.

The Matchday 5 clash will take place at 20:30 CET on Monday, November 2.

Let’s get up to speed ahead of the game with the pre-match stats.

INTERESTING FACTS

• Fiorentina are the team against whom Juventus have won the most matches (24, 2 draws, 7 defeats) across all competitions, including the most recent one in Serie A in early April.
• In the 14 matches played between these two sides at Fiorentina’s ground across all competitions, there have never been any draws: 10 wins for the Bianconeri and four for the Viola; furthermore, Juve have found the net in 13 of these 14 encounters in Tuscany, scoring a total of 28 goals (an average of exactly two per match).
• Among the teams that have scored 100 per cent of their goals in this Serie A season from open play, Juventus have scored the most: eight. The Bianconeri have also conceded the most from open play so far: 10.

• Matilde Pavan, who found the net in the last league match, could score in two consecutive appearances for only the second time in the top flight, following November 2025 when she achieved this whilst playing for Como Women.
• Martina Rosucci is close to reaching the 50-goal milestone in Italy’s top flight (48 at present). The next milestone, however, will be the 1992-born player’s 200th appearance for the club across all competitions, making her the fifth player to reach that milestone with the club, after Barbara Bonansea (249), Cristiana Girelli (241), Arianna Caruso (237) and Lisa Boattin (227).

OPPOSITION FOCUS

• Fiorentina have won their last three Serie A home matches, keeping two clean sheets in the process: the Tuscan side could win four consecutive home matches in the competition for the first time since August–November 2024 (a run of five on that occasion).

• Fiorentina have won five of their last seven Serie A matches (1D, 1L), as many wins as they had managed in their previous 15 matches in the competition (5D, 5L). The Viola could secure two wins in a row for the first time since last May (three).

• Since her arrival in Serie A (2024/25), Sofie Bredgaard has been involved in 16 goals in the league whilst playing for Fiorentina (9 goals, 7 assists) – second only to Emma Severini (17 – 11 goals, 6 assists) and level with the injured Madelen Janogy.