The Women's First Team travel to face Inter on Matchday 7 of the Serie A Women season.

The match kicks off at 15:00 CET on Sunday, November 15, with the Bianconere arriving after two consecutive league victories.

Ahead of the action, let's take a look at what happened when the Bianconere last beat the Nerazzurre.

ONE STEP TOWARDS SILVERWARE

Juventus' last victory over their rivals from Milan was not very long ago. They may not have met in Serie A Women yet this season, but they did meet in the semi-finals of the Serie A Women's Cup back in September.

Earlier in the tournament, Juventus enjoyed victories over Como 1907, Como Women and AC Milan in the group stage. That earned Isaac Guerrero's team a place in the semi-finals, where Inter were waiting.

The Nerazzurre also won all three of their group games, including a resounding 6-0 victory over Napoli Women. It was clear that Juve would need to be at their best to reach the final.

The game started slowly, but after half an hour, the Bianconere took the lead. Remina Chiba swung in a corner which Inter failed to deal with, and the ball bounced off of Samantha van Diemen and rolled in.

At the start of the second half, Chiba came close to adding a second, whilst Larissa Rusek was forced into a fine save to stop Inter from drawing level. Inter continued to apply the pressure throughout the second half, but Juve stood strong and booked their place in the final.

Their hard work paid off, as they managed to beat AS Roma in the final and defend their Serie A Women's Cup crown, remaining the only team to ever win the tournament.