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

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 the sport in our beloved Boot. 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.

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. In the summer, the performances of the Italian National Team (reaching the semifinals) 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 give the Italian championship the right spotlight.

Taking advantage of the irreverence of the column’s title “Macché, te lo guardi?”, we want to shed more light on a reality that is increasingly gaining ground in our beloved country: women’s football. Because, in the end, us Italians are only interested in watching and commenting on football played, regardless of who is playing.

Serie A Women, the sixth round:

The sixth round of Serie A Women is in the books. To kick off the weekend of women’s football, Ternana, on the field of Sassuolo, secures their first victory in Serie A. Como, led by Sottili, currently sits in second place in the standings. Milan is defeated in the 90th minute by Como with the fifth goal in six rounds by Nischler.

The streak of three consecutive victories for Fiorentina stops at Parma with a 1-1 draw. Napoli surprises Inter with a 1-0 victory at home. Roma wins the Rome derby against Lazio, taking the top spot in the standings thanks to Di Guglielmo’s goal. Finally, Juventus returns to the top 4 with a 2-0 win against Genoa.

First points for Ternana: Pellegrino Cimò leads to victory:

Sassuolo – Ternana 0 – 1
14′ Pellegrino Cimò (T)

In the sixth round of Serie A Women, Ternana secures their first win of the season, ending a streak of five consecutive defeats. Pellegrino Cimò’s goal gives the three points to Cincotta’s team. The young player’s performance was exceptional, as well as the defensive performance of the entire team. Ciccioli stood out with some great saves, including a crucial one on Clelland’s shot.

For Sassuolo, it was a heavy defeat after a good home draw against Inter. They need to review their offensive phase, where the entire team lacked efficiency. Ternana climbs to three points in the standings, still at the bottom, while Sassuolo is penultimate with five points.

(Continued in the same format for the other match summaries and standings)

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The sixth matchday of Serie A Women delivers a beautiful Capital derby, ending 1-0 in favor of Roma. Di Guglielmo seals the deal.

In a festive Tre Fontane, the first seasonal derby of Serie A Women between Roma and Lazio takes place. The atmosphere among the stands is that of big occasions, and both teams take inspiration from it, creating a very lively first half.

After less than thirty seconds, Lazio approaches Baldi‘s goal with Piemonte, who fails to connect with the ball from close range. After the initial scare, Roma gains momentum and confidence, launching an assault on the goal defended by Durante. The first scare for the Biancocelesti comes in the 9th minute as the Giallorossi claim a penalty for a handball in the Lazio defense area.

The referee is called to the FVS. After a lengthy review, the referee decides to uphold his decision not to award the penalty kick. Benoit‘s arm was too close to punish the intervention of the Biancoceleste defender. Roma continues to dominate the game and create chances, coming close to taking the lead twice. First Giugliano, then Greggi hit the crossbar with powerful shots from outside the box: on the follow-up of the second one, the Giallorossi take the lead with Bergamaschi. However, the position of the Roma player is clearly offside: the score remains level.

The deadlock is broken in the 30th minute with a long-range goal by Lucia Di Guglielmo. Greggi, from the edge of the box, confuses her direct opponent with a body feint and passes to Viens on the right, who turns and crosses. The ball travels into the box and reaches the Giallorossa number 3, who volleys it into the top corner where Durante can’t reach.

GIADA GREGGI ( PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI )

Greggi, very inspired, closes the chances tally for Roma with a long-range shot. The midfielder, in the 45+2nd minute, attempts a shot from distance that the Biancoceleste goalkeeper miraculously deflects under the crossbar.

In the second half, the Giallorossi’s siege becomes less insistent as Lazio seeks the equalizer with more determination. The Biancocelesti come very close to leveling the score with Karczewska. The substitute striker fails to take full advantage of the Giallorossi defense’s lapse, narrowly missing the target.

The second half, however, is full of opportunities, with Roma hitting the woodwork for the third time in the match from a corner kick with Rieke. After making a save to end the first half, Durante is once again forced to excel, tipping Rieke‘s header over the bar. The Giallorossi continue to create chances with Greggi: number 20 dribbles into the box with a giant slalom and plays it back to Pilgrim, who shoots wide.

In the 90th minute, another close call. From a corner kick, Rieke receives the ball in the box, evades half of the defense, and slots it into the bottom corner. However, the referee whistles for a foul against Lauria. After the FVS, the referee confirms his decision, causing frustration on the Roma bench. At the final whistle, a heated argument ensues between Lazio coach Grassadonia and a member of the Giallorossi bench.

Therefore, the Capital derby ends 1-0, with Di Guglielmo‘s goal in the first half sealing the victory. A bitter city derby for the Biancocelesti, who have been defeated in 5 out of 6 encounters. The only draw occurred at the beginning of the last season.

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Today, on the occasion of the sixth day of the Serie A Women 2025/2026, the Rome-Lazio Derby takes place: here are the statistics of the previous matches.

At stake in this Serie A Women derby, there is a lot: today, at the Tre Fontane (kick-off is at 3.30 pm), over two thousand spectators are expected. Roma is looking to extend their lead over Como, the league leaders with 12 points, and put pressure on Fiorentina and Milan. Lazio, on the other hand, aims to overtake and reach the top.

Furthermore, this is not just any derby, as Roma’s captain Manuela Giugliano celebrates her first 200 appearances in the yellow and red shirt.

The two coaches have already fired up the teams. On one side, Rossettini, who said: “The team must restart with enthusiasm and the awareness of having done good things in, unfortunately, a lost match. There’s no need to cry over the negative result, we have the opportunity to make up for it immediately in an important match like the derby in the league where the girls are doing well.”

Grassadonia echoes this sentiment, aiming to put behind the recent defeat in the Women’s Cup semi-final: “In that match, Roma was clearly superior. Three months have passed, we want to play in the best way. We need to manage emotions well, I hope that previous experience serves as a lesson. If my team is focused on the field, they can compete with anyone.”

Serie A Women, Rome-Lazio derby: the statistic

In addition to the recent Women’s Cup match mentioned above, in the league, the yellow and reds have only collected victories and draws.

We remember, among the recent challenges, the match on November 17, 2024, where the yellow and reds won 2-1 with goals from Di Guglielmo and Giacinti, with an own goal from Thøgersen.

The team on the field today has a new coach and new faces, but still promises to entertain: the top spot is at stake.

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