Preview: Como vs Juventus Women
The Juventus Women’s First Team return to league action in the late Sunday afternoon kick-off, taking on Como Women in Seregno at 18:00.
Having drawn at home to Sassuolo last time out before falling in midweek away at Arsenal, the Bianconere will be hungry to bounce back and return to winning ways. They are top of the Serie A table with a four-point cushion over second-placed Fiorentina at the beginning of the weekend.
Como, meanwhile, come into the weekend in fifth.
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Head-to-head
Juventus are one of three teams (along with Fiorentina and Roma) against whom Como have played the most times in Serie A without winning, having met the Bianconere five times.
The Bianconere are the only team against whom Como have never scored a home Serie A goal against, conceding nine times.
Interesting Facts
Juventus are unbeaten in seven away Serie A matches - winning six and drawing one of those - which is the longest such run in the Italian top flight.
Juventus have scored more headed goals than anybody in Serie A this season (four, along with Roma). Como, though, are the only team yet to concede a header this term, having not conceded a goal of this kind since 5 May against Milan.
Juventus (five) and Como (four) are two of the three teams with the most goals from distance this season, with the other being Sassuolo.
Player Numbers
Como are one of the three teams that Cristiana Girelli has scored a hat-trick against in the last five Serie A seasons, with that coming on 27 August, 2022. The other two sides are Sampdoria and Pink Bari.
Since joining Juventus, only against Napoli (three), has Lindsey Thomas scored more goals than her two against Como (also two against Inter).
Having scored last time out, Alisha Lehmann will be aiming to score in back-to-back matches for the first time as a Juventus player. The last time she scored in consecutive matches came in April-May of this year against West Ham and Brighton, while an Aston Villa player.
Chiara Beccari spent a season on loan at Como in 2022/23, playing 21 times and opening her Serie A account, netting a total of five goals for the club.
Opposition Focus
Alex Kerr recently became the first non-European player to score a Serie A goal for Como. The last American to score in Serie A before her was Mia Corbin, who scored three for Parma in 2022/23.
No midfielder has more Serie A goals than Nadine Nischler’s six this season - the same number as Sassuolo’s Gina Chmielinski.
Since debuting in 2022/23, Julia Karlernas is one of the two foreign midfielders with the most goals scored - 13, second only to Veronica Boquete’s 20.