Serie A Women2025/2026 — Standings, Fixtures & Top Scorers

Serie A Femminile (Serie A Women) is the top division of women's football in Italy (calcio femminile) and one of the most historically significant women's football competitions in Europe. The modern Serie A femminile traces its roots back to 1968, making it one of the oldest organized women's football leagues in the world. The league underwent a dramatic transformation beginning in 2018/19 when the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) mandated that Serie A and Serie B men's clubs establish women's teams, bringing world-famous brands like Juventus, AC Milan, Inter Milan, and AS Roma into the women's game.

The 2025/26 Serie A Femminile season features 12 teams — expanded from 10 after Ternana, Parma, and Genoa earned promotion from Serie B — playing a 22-match regular season from October to May. The league abandoned the previous two-phase Poule Scudetto/Poule Salvezza format in favor of a classic single round-robin (andata e ritorno), matching the structure of the men's Serie A. Juventus are the defending champions.

Juventus Women have been the dominant force in the modern professional era, winning six Serie A Femminile titles. However, the most successful club in the league's entire history is Torres (from Sardinia), with seven championships. AS Roma Women broke Juventus' five-year stranglehold on the Scudetto by winning the 2023/24 title. Other competitive clubs include Fiorentina Women (historically strong), AC Milan Women, Inter Milan Women, and Napoli Femminile.

Italy made history in July 2022 by granting professional athlete status to women's football players competing in Serie A Femminile, ensuring guaranteed minimum contracts, social security contributions, maternity leave, and full employment protections. This landmark professionalization transformed working conditions and the league's appeal to international talent.

Serie A Femminile matches are broadcast on DAZN (primary rights holder), Rai Sport (Italy's public broadcaster), and La7. The top finishers qualify for the UEFA Women's Champions League, with Juventus Women the most successful Italian representatives in European competition.

The 2025/26 Serie A Femminile season features 12 teams, expanded from 10 after three clubs earned promotion from Serie B. The complete list of Serie A Women teams is: AC Milan Women, AS Roma Women, Como Women, Fiorentina Women, Inter Milan Women, Juventus Women, Lazio Women, Napoli Femminile, Ternana Women, Parma Women, Genoa Women, and Sassuolo Women. Sampdoria were relegated from Serie A in 2024/25.

The presence of globally recognized football brands like Juventus, AC Milan, Inter Milan, and AS Roma has significantly raised the league's international profile, attracting international talent and media coverage.

Torres hold the all-time record with seven Serie A Femminile titles, accumulated during the pre-professional era. In the modern era since major clubs entered in 2018/19, Juventus Women have won six Scudetti, including five consecutive championships from 2018/19 through 2022/23.

AS Roma Women broke Juventus' monopoly by winning the 2023/24 Scudetto, marking a major shift in the competitive landscape. Juventus reclaimed the title in 2024/25. Other historically successful clubs include Fiorentina Women and the now-defunct Bardolino Verona, who dominated in the 2000s.

In July 2022, Italy made history by granting professional athlete status to women's football players in Serie A Femminile. Before this, Italian women footballers were technically classified as amateurs — even those earning significant salaries at top clubs like Juventus and Roma.

The professionalization mandate transformed the league: players now receive guaranteed minimum contracts, social security protections, maternity leave, and the same employment rights as male professional athletes. Italy was among the first countries in Europe to take this step, and it has significantly increased Serie A Femminile's appeal to international talent and raised playing conditions to match other top European women's leagues.

Serie A Femminile matches are broadcast on DAZN, which holds the primary rights to Italian women's football and streams all matches live. Select matches are shown on Rai Sport (Italy's public broadcaster) and La7, providing free-to-air coverage for marquee fixtures.

During the 2025/26 season, the league is officially branded as Serie A Women. For international viewers, DAZN's global platform makes Serie A Femminile accessible in many markets. Attendance has grown significantly at major clubs, with Juventus Women regularly drawing over 5,000 fans to Allianz Stadium for big matches.

The top finishers in the Serie A Femminile classifica qualify for the UEFA Women's Champions League, giving Italian clubs the opportunity to compete against Europe's best. Juventus Women have been the most successful Italian club in European competition, regularly reaching the group stages and knockout rounds.

AS Roma Women made a strong Champions League debut following their 2023/24 Scudetto. The growing quality of Serie A Femminile is reflected in Italian clubs' improving European performances, supported by the influx of international talent since professionalization in 2022.

• 12 teams compete in the 2025/26 season (expanded from 10)
• League format changed to a classic 22-match round-robin for 2025/26
• Organized women's football in Italy dates back to 1968
• Professional athlete status granted to women's players in July 2022
• Juventus Women have won 6 modern-era Scudetti
• Torres hold the all-time record with 7 titles (pre-professional era)
• AS Roma Women broke Juventus' dominance by winning the 2023/24 Scudetto
• FIGC mandated that Serie A men's clubs establish women's teams from 2018/19
• Broadcast on DAZN (primary), Rai Sport, and La7
• Top finishers qualify for the UEFA Women's Champions League