The weekly appointment with “Macché te lo guardi?” returns, the column by Calciostyle dedicated to the Serie A Women 2025/2026 championship. Here is the second matchday!

The women’s football movement in Italy in recent years has been gaining more and more space, attracting the interest of millions of fans who live and breathe sports in our beloved country. Despite there still being a vast majority of people who “snub” this category, in recent seasons there have been several events and achievements that have elevated women’s football to a very high level.

We cannot overlook the transition to professionalism (1st July 2022), reaching milestones that were unthinkable just a few years ago, such as reaching an audience of 40 thousand spectators for a single match.

Compared to other European countries (Spain and England above all), the difference in terms of audience and interest surrounding women’s football is still significant. In the summer, the performance of the Italian National Team (reaching the semi-finals) at the European Championship held in Switzerland certainly brought a lot of attention to the entire movement, but there is still a long way to go to shed the right light on the Italian championship.

By also capitalizing on the irreverence of the column title “Macché, te lo guardi?”, we want to shed further light on a reality that is increasingly taking hold in our beloved country: women’s football. Because in the end, we Italians are only interested in watching and being able to comment on the game, regardless of who is playing.

Serie A Women, the second matchday of the championship

The Serie A Women is running smoothly with the second matchday of the championship. Many surprises and last-minute upsets accompany us in the second round. Stealing the scene is Como, who beats a Juventus at home undergoing a total turnover: only one point in two matches for the Bianconeri, who are still struggling to find their game and continuity.

Leading the top of the table, we find a very interesting trio: Roma, Lazio, and Napoli. Roma, with Rossettini, thanks to the usual Giugliano, clinches three important points at 91′ away at Milan. Lazio easily beats Genoa, relegating them to the bottom of the table, while Napoli defeats the newly promoted Ternana in a spectacular and pyrotechnic 4-3 finish.

A 2-2 draw between Fiorentina and Inter, while Parma clinches the Emilian derby in extremis against Sassuolo. The fatigue of the cup matches is already being felt, forcing the Old Lady and the Biscione to drop crucial points.

Simonetti and Goldoni lead Lazio to the top spot

Lazio – Genoa 2 – 1

9′ Simonetti (L), 65′ Goldoni (L), 84′ Vigilucci (G)

Lazio clinches its second consecutive victory and the top spot in the standings by defeating Genoa. Right from the start, the Biancocelesti take the lead with Simonetti. The ’97 class forward takes advantage of a loose ball on the edge of the Genoa area, faces Forcinella, and with a precise shot, puts the home team ahead.

Unfortunate for the Biancocelesti player who has to leave the field prematurely at 30′ due to a physical problem. Lazio, however, dominates the field and faces no risks, with Genoa struggling to reach Durante’s goal.

In the second half, the story remains the same with Lazio dictating the game’s pace. Around the hour mark, Grassadonia’s team comes close to doubling the lead with Piemonte missing a golden opportunity from close range, hitting the post. It’s just a dress rehearsal because at 64′, the Biancocelesti find the 2-0 thanks to Goldoni’s header on a brilliant cross from Le Bihan, increasingly a beacon for the Roman club.

Genoa reopens the game at 84′ with the first shot on target. The Lazio defense caught off guard, with Vigilucci unleashing a shot from the edge of the area that finds its way under the crossbar on the opposite side. No chance for Durante. Despite this, at the final whistle, it’s Grassadonia’s Lazio celebrating, confirming the excellent start to the season between the Serie A Women Cup and the championship.

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Como’s impressive upset at Juventus: the Bianconeri have never looked so bad

Juventus – Como 0 – 1

84′ Nischler (C)

Great upset by Como, beating Juventus away under coach Canzi. Despite a good start in the Women’s Champions League, for the second consecutive matchday, the Bianconeri fail to secure a win. Never in Serie A history has the Old Lady remained winless in the first two matchdays.

At Biella, Juventus field a completely revamped team, eyeing the second Champions League match. Despite this, the two teams provide an entertaining first half full of chances. Girelli, Godo, Beccari, and Krumbiegel on one side, Nischler, and former players Lehmann and Pavan on the other, test the two goalkeepers. The captivating first half gives way to a second where Juventus pushes harder, raising the pressure and forcing the Como defense into extraordinary efforts. At the hour mark, Beccari comes close to scoring with a rocket from distance hitting the post.

However, it’s Como who strikes the decisive blow with Nischler’s first goal of the season at 84′. A corner from the left to the far post for number 7, left completely unmarked to volley home. An easy goal for the Larian striker that pierces De Jong’s defenses. At the end of the match at the “Pozzo,” the Como bench erupts in a historic celebration. It’s their first-ever victory against the Old Lady.

Juventus must reset everything, sitting on just one point after the first 180 minutes.

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Inter avoids defeat in extremis: Fiorentina responds excellently

Fiorentina – Inter 2 – 2

41′ Polli (I), 45+1′ Snerle (F), 49′ Omarsdottir (F), 90+1′ Santi (I)

A thrilling draw at Viola Park between Fiorentina and Inter. The home team, led by Pinones Arce, starts strong, putting pressure on the Nerazzurri’s defense both in open play and set pieces. Despite this, Inter takes the lead with Polli. A lightning counterattack by the Biscione sees Schough sprint down the left flank and provide a perfect cross for the number 9 to tap in from close range, with the goal gaping.

Fiorentina responds immediately, finding the equalizer 5 minutes later. A fantastic backheel at the edge of the area by Omarsdottir sets up Snerle, who calmly slots home with a precise shot off the post. In the second half, Pinones Arce’s team dominates even more, coming close to taking the lead with Omarsdottir’s header, brilliantly saved by the Inter goalkeeper. The number 51 gets her revenge a few minutes later, turning the game around. A defensive lapse by Inter allows the Norwegian forward to score with a delicate touch under Runarsdottir.

Fiorentina is galvanized and dominates the second half, coming close to scoring on several occasions. The 3-1 goal arrives in the 78th minute with Janogy, but it’s disallowed by the Football Video Support system (FVS). The goal is annulled, and the score remains 2-1 to Fiorentina.

The match at Viola Park seems to be decided, but in the 91st minute, Inter manages to equalize with Santi, who is ready in the penalty area to pounce on a free-kick. Piovani’s team also has the opportunity to take all three points, but Wullert’s thunderous strike hits the crossbar, ending the match in a 2-2 draw.

Fiorentina makes great progress after the away defeat to Napoli, while the cup exertions are more pronounced for the Nerazzurri, who maintain their unbeaten run in the league and remain at the bottom of the leading trio.

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The usual Giugliano saves the day: Roma overturns Milan in 8 minutes

Milan – Roma 1 – 2

76′ De Sanders (M), 83′ Corelli (R), 90+1′ Giugliano (R)

Roma, under Rossettini, shows great heart in response to the heavy loss in the Champions League opener against Real Madrid (6-2). The game is quite blocked, with the visitors making significant changes ahead of the crucial home match against Barcelona.

Milan breaks the deadlock from a corner. A corner from the right to the near post, cleared by Viens but falls inside the area, where De Sanders produces a stunning volley at the far post, leaving Baldi and Corelli helpless at the far post.

Roma’s response is swift, finding the equalizer 7 minutes later. “Who punishes from a corner, is punished from a corner”: Giugliano finds only Corelli on the near post from the corner, who perfectly redirects the ball into the net. Roma believes and courageously seeks to secure three valuable points. Greggi wastes the chance for 1-2 at 88′, but the usual brilliance of Manuela Giugliano comes to the rescue at 91′. A long ball forward for Corelli, who returns the favor to her captain from the right flank, punishes the Milan defense with a surgical finish, finding the decisive corner.

Leading the championship after two matchdays, despite numerous changes in the squad and on the bench during the summer. Milan, who celebrated a last-minute victory last week, suffers another defeat.

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Goals and excitement between Ternana and Napoli: the Neapolitans come out on top

Ternana – Napoli 3 – 4

3′ Pastrenge (T), 19′ Nielsen (N), 44′ Muth (N), 45+3′ Brooks (N), 53′ Kozak (N), 64′ Pirone (T), 90+4′ Massimino (T)

Who would have thought that after two Serie A matchdays, Napoli, who narrowly avoided relegation last year, would share the top spot in the standings with the two Roman teams. Many would say no, but don’t tell that to Sassarini’s girls who, after upsetting Fiorentina, also defeat the newly promoted Ternana.

The hosts take the lead after just 3 minutes with Pastrenge, scoring Ternana’s historic first goal in Serie A. However, Napoli responds and equalizes at 19′ with Nielsen, before surging ahead towards the end of the first half with goals from Muth and Brooks. In the second half, after providing the assist for Brooks, Kozak decides to take the spotlight with an Olympic goal. A goal directly from the corner flag, securing a four-goal lead for Napoli in less than an hour of play.

The Umbrians do not give up and reduce the deficit at 64′ with Pirone’s penalty. The home team’s pushing eventually pays off too late, with Massimino scoring the final goal in the 94th minute. A perfect start to the season for Napoli, who will host Roma in the next matchday in the first real direct clash of the season.

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The weekly appointment with “Macché te lo guardi?” is back, the Calciostyle column dedicated to the Serie A Women 2025/2026 championship. Here is the second matchday!

The women’s football movement in Italy in recent years is gaining more and more space, attracting the interest of millions of fans who live and breathe sports in our beloved country. Despite there still being a vast majority of people who “snub” this category, in recent seasons there have been several events and facts that have elevated women’s football to a very high level.

We cannot overlook the transition to professionalism (July 1, 2022) and reaching milestones that were unthinkable just a few years ago, such as reaching an attendance of 40,000 spectators for a single match.

Compared to other European countries (Spain and England in particular), the difference in terms of audience and interest surrounding women’s football is still significant. The performances of the Italian National Team (reaching the semifinals) in the European Championship played in Switzerland during the summer certainly brought a lot of attention to the entire movement, but there is still a long way to go to give the Italian championship the right spotlight.

Taking advantage of the irreverence of the column title “Macché, te lo guardi?”, we want to shed further light on a reality that is increasingly gaining ground in our beloved country: women’s football. Ultimately, as Italians, we are only interested in watching and being able to comment on the game of football, regardless of who is playing.

Serie A Women, the second matchday of the championship

The Serie A Women is in full swing with the second matchday of the championship. Many surprises and last-minute goals accompany us in the second round. The spotlight is stolen by Como, which defeats Juventus away in a total turnover: only one point in two matches for the Bianconeri, who still struggle to find their game and consistency.

At the top of the standings, we find an interesting trio: Roma, Lazio, and Napoli. Roma, led by Rossettini, thanks to Giugliano, secures three crucial points away at Milan in the 91st minute. Lazio easily beats Genoa, relegating them to the bottom of the table, while Napoli defeats newly promoted Ternana in a spectacular 4-3 final.

A 2-2 draw between Fiorentina and Inter, while Parma clinches the Emilia derby against Sassuolo in extremis. The strains of the cup competitions are already being felt, forcing Juventus and Inter to drop important points.

Simonetti and Goldoni lead Lazio to the top spot

Lazio – Genoa 2-1

9′ Simonetti (L), 65′ Goldoni (L), 84′ Vigilucci (G)

Lazio secures their second consecutive victory and the top spot in the standings by defeating Genoa. Simonetti puts Lazio ahead early in the 9th minute with a precise finish. Despite an injury forcing a player off the field, Lazio dominates the game, with Genoa struggling to create chances.

In the second half, Lazio continues to control the game. Goldoni extends their lead to 2-0 with a header in the 65th minute. Genoa pulls one back in the 84th minute, but Lazio holds on for the win.

The rest of the article covers other matches and the upcoming fixtures in Serie A Women, along with the current standings.

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