Serie A Women 2025/26: Juventus' fixture list revealed | OneFootball

On, Friday, 25 July, the calendar for Serie A Women 2025/26 was formally announced, meaning Juventus now know how the season will pan out.

Unlike in recent years, there will be twelve participating teams, rather than ten, and they will face each other twice, home and away, for a total of 22 matches each.

THE TEAMS PARTICIPATING IN SERIE A WOMEN 2025/26

The twelve teams participating in the next edition of Serie A Women are: Como Women, Fiorentina, Genoa, Inter, Juventus, Lazio Women, Milan, Napoli Women, Parma, Roma, Sassuolo and Ternana Women.

THE BIANCONERE CALENDAR FOR THE 2025/26 SERIE A WOMEN SEASON

Here are all of Juventus’ commitments for the 2025/26 Serie A Women season.

Matchday 1 (4-5 October 2025)

Sassuolo-Juventus

Matchday 2 (11-12 October 2025)

Juventus-Como Women

Matchday 3 (18-19 October 2025)

Lazio Women-Juventus

Matchday 4 (1-2 November 2025)

Juventus-Ternana Women

Matchday 5 (8-9 November 2025)

Milan-Juventus

Matchday 6 (15-16 November 2025)

Juventus-Genoa Women

Matchday 7 (22-23 November 2025)

Juventus-Fiorentina

Matchday 8 (6-7 December 2025)

Roma-Juventus

Matchday 9 (13-14 December 2025)

Juventus-Napoli Women

Matchday 10 (17-18 January 2026)

Inter-Juventus

Matchday 11 (24-25 January 2026)

Juventus-Parma

Matchday 12 (31 January - 1 February 2026)

Juventus v Sassuolo

Matchday 13 (7-8 February 2026)

Como Women-Juventus

Matchday 14 (14-15 February 2026)

Juventus-Lazio Women

Matchday 15 (21-22 February 2026)

Ternana Women-Juventus

Matchday 16 (14-15 March 2026)

Juventus-Milan

Matchday 17 (21-22 March 2026)

Genoa-Juventus

Matchday 18 (3-4 April 2026)

Fiorentina-Juventus

Matchday 19 (25-26 April 2026)

Juventus v Roma

Matchday 20 (2-3 May 2026)

Napoli Women-Juventus

Matchday 21 (9-10 May 2026)

Juventus-Inter

Matchday 22 (16-17 May 2026)

Parma-Juventus

THE WORDS OF STEFANO BRAGHIN

"As always, the fixture announcement is an important moment and kicks off the season but, beyond this important symbolic value, in reality the order of the matches changes little for us. You have to face all of the opponents and we know that for all of them, the match against Juventus always has a special feeling. When you have won so much, it is normal that teams want to try and beat you, a little for prestige, a little for revenge. But we are accustomed to and honoured by such consideration and, although not favourites, we will try to make sure we are fighting for the top spot.”