Juventus Women and Roma Women played out a 2:2 draw after extra time before Roma claimed the Coppa Italia trophy on penalties. The final took place on September 19, 2026, at a stadium that hosted both sides through a tense evening. Juventus had been on a good run, winning three of their last five matches and drawing one, while Roma were coming off a 7:1 victory over Sassuolo earlier in the week.
K. van Dooren opened the scoring for Juventus in the twenty-seventh minute, and the captain dragged them through a steady first half. Roma responded with two goals in quick succession — M. Antoine in the fifty-sixth and A. Redondo in the fifty-ninth. Redondo added a penalty in the ninetieth minute to complete her brace, though she missed her second spot-kick just two minutes later.
Extra time produced little in the way of chances, with both managers making changes to freshen their sides. V. Bergamaschi came on for Juventus in the hundred-and-fifth minute, while Redondo herself was substituted in the one hundred and twelfth. The game petered out into a shootout, and the pressure was palpable from the first kick.
Roma took control of the penalty contest, with Sarriegi, Giugliano, Bartel, Pandini and Godo all converting their attempts. Ottey was the only Roma taker to miss, but that was enough to keep them ahead. Juventus could only find the net through Schatzer, and Oliviero's miss ended any hope of a comeback.
The result means Roma lift the Coppa Italia trophy, ending Juventus's ambitions for a domestic double. The final scoreline of 2:2 after extra time reflects a match decided by moments of composure rather than sustained dominance. Both sides had chances throughout, but it was Roma who showed greater nerve when it mattered most.
