Serie A Women Matchday 20 of the Serie A Women delivered the biggest moment of the season, AS Roma Women are officially Italian champions! The team from the capital sealed the title with a confident 2–0 win over Ternana, confirming their dominance throughout the campaign. Manuela Giugliano opened the scoring from the penalty spot and later added a second goal to secure the victory. Roma have been the most consistent and complete side this season, a fully deserved title.
One of the most exciting matches of the round saw Napoli face Juventus Women. It was a thrilling contest, with a 2–2 scoreline at halftime and both teams trading goals. In the end, Juventus came out on top with a 3–2 win thanks to a late decisive goal. A crucial victory that keeps them firmly in the top three.
The Milan derby also had huge implications. Inter Milan Women defeated AC Milan 1–0 with a first-half goal in a tight and competitive game. This result is extremely important, Inter have now officially secured second place and the runners-up spot.
Elsewhere, Lazio beat Parma 3–1 with a strong second-half performance, while Fiorentina edged Como 1–0 thanks to a penalty. Sassuolo and Genoa played out a goalless draw, but for Genoa, the point does little to improve their difficult situation.
With two rounds remaining, the top of the table is now decided. Roma (49 points) are champions, while Inter (43 points) are guaranteed second place. Juventus (35 points) sit third and aim to finish the season strongly. Lazio (30 points) and Napoli (29 points) follow, still battling for the best possible positions.
At the bottom, the fight for survival remains intense. Genoa Women are in a very difficult position with just 10 points, and relegation is becoming a real threat. Ternana and Parma are also under pressure, but Genoa currently face the toughest challenge.
Matchday 20 will be remembered as the moment Roma lifted the title, a season defined by quality, consistency, and control. Two rounds remain, but one thing is certain: Roma are the queens of Italy.
