News
Tickets
Season
Teams
Club
  • Fondazione Milan
Shop
  • Match-worn Auctions
Fan
Academy

Copyright © 2026 ACMilan.com. Tutti i diritti riservati. Non duplicare o ridistribuire in nessuna forma.
Partita IVA: 01073200154
Licenza SIAE 5330/I/5051

Twitch
Facebook
Instagram
LinkedIn
TikTok
Youtube
X
Whatsapp
AC Milan Music
News
Videos
Photogalleries
Men's Match Tickets
Club 1899 Premium Hospitality
Name Change
CRN Card
Season Tickets
Mondo Milan Museum
Women's Match Tickets
Milan Futuro Tickets
Accreditations
Disabled Fans
Banners
Schedule
 - Men's First Team
 - Women's First Team
 - Milan Futuro
 - Men's Primavera
Standings
 - Men's First Team
 - Women's First Team
 - Milan Futuro
 - Men's Primavera
Men's First Team
Women's First Team
Milan Futuro
Men's Primavera
Women Primavera
Youth Teams
History
Palmarès
Venues
The Club
Management
Our Partners
Casa Milan
Sustainability
MilanLab
Store Online
AC Milan Flagship Store Via Dante
AC Milan Store San Babila
AC Milan Store Casa Milan
AC Milan Store Malpensa T1
AC Milan Store San Siro
MyMilan
Official App
Fan Engagement
Emirates MVP Of The Month
Milan TV
SLO Department
FAQ
Milan Academy
AC Milan Academy in Italy
AC Milan International Academies
Milan Camp
AC Milan Academy Experience Élite
Milan X-Perience
Contacts
Legal notes and usage
Privacy
Cookie Policy
Brand Protection
Digital Accessibility
Skip to main content
  • Shop

    Shop

    Tickets

    Tickets

  • Shop

    Shop

    Tickets

    Tickets

    Our partners

    PUMA-FOOTER.png
    EMIRATES.png
    MSC.png
    BitPanda.png
    EFootball.png
    Clivet.png
    DHL.png
    Enel.png
    FPG-(1).png
    Kumho Tyre.png
    Sponsor-BoggiMilano.png
    Corpay.png
    Socios.png
    AC MILAN TOO STRONG FOR SAN MARINO
    AC MILAN TOO STRONG FOR SAN MARINO
    AC MILAN TOO STRONG FOR SAN MARINO
    HomeWomenAC MILAN TOO STRONG FOR SAN MARINO
    ...AC MILAN TOO STRONG FOR SAN MARINO

    AC MILAN TOO STRONG FOR SAN MARINO

    WomenAugust 29th 2020

    The Rossonere secure their second consecutive victory with a 5-0 win over San Marino, a result which was never in doubt

    Related articles

    KYVÅG AND RENZOTTI SEAL 2‑1 WIN OVER JUVENTUS

    KYVÅG AND RENZOTTI SEAL 2‑1 WIN OVER JUVENTUS

    WomenOctober 4th 2026
    SERIE A WOMEN, AC MILAN vs. JUVENTUS: MATCH PREVIEW

    SERIE A WOMEN, AC MILAN vs. JUVENTUS: MATCH PREVIEW

    WomenOctober 3rd 2026
    COMO 1907 DEFEATS ROSSONERE IN LEAGUE OPENER

    COMO 1907 DEFEATS ROSSONERE IN LEAGUE OPENER

    WomenSeptember 26th 2026
    SERIE A WOMEN, COMO 1907 vs. AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW

    SERIE A WOMEN, COMO 1907 vs. AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW

    WomenSeptember 25th 2026
    ROSSONERE BOW OUT OF THE SERIE A WOMEN'S CUP

    ROSSONERE BOW OUT OF THE SERIE A WOMEN'S CUP

    WomenSeptember 6th 2026
    SERIE A WOMEN'S CUP, JUVENTUS v AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW

    SERIE A WOMEN'S CUP, JUVENTUS v AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW

    WomenSeptember 5th 2026

    After their victory in their season opener against Florentia, Maurizio Ganz's AC Milan Women side continued the new season by securing all three points in the Serie A Femminile, with a resounding victory away at San Marino. 5-0 was the final score at the Stadio di Acquaviva, with braces from Grimshaw and Dowie and a goal from Agard. There were plenty of positives to take from the match for our Coach, with impressive individual performances and a great showing from the entire team. The defence looked secure all match, always looking solid and positive in possession. The midfield also held firm, setting the tempo of the match and continuously productive in attack. Likewise, the Rossonere's attack looked much improved, with the chemistry between Dowie and Giacinti developing nicely. But there was plenty more for Coach Ganz to smile about, with excellent individual showings from Christy Grimshaw and Natasha Dowie. The two new Rossonere signings were at the centre of the action for the entire match, providing substance and quality to the Rossonere attack and always looking threatening in the San Marino penalty area. Now what the Rossonere are looking for is consistency, and they'll be looking to continue their strong start in their next clash, with Bari scheduled to pay them a visit at the Vismara on Saturday 5 September at 17:45 CEST.

    MATCH REPORT
    The Rossonere were quick out of the blocks, with their first real chance coming in the 8th minute, when a rocket of a free-kick from Tucceri Cimini flew just past the post to the right of San Marino keeper Ciccioli. The chance was merely the prelude to the Rossonere opener, which came in the 12th minute. Agard was the one to break the deadlock, doing so with a well-struck shot from 20 yards. The goal did little to change the slow pace of the match, with Coach Ganz's team looking to double their lead, and San Marino looking to find an equaliser. In the 21st minute Tucceri Cimini came close to sealing a second for the Rossonere with a cross-shot, but ultimately, Ciccioli wasn't fooled. And it wasn't long before the Rossonere had another big chance: Bergamaschi whipped in a cross from the right for Giacinti, but her headed effort rattled the crossbar. Dowie was there for the rebound, but she was denied by a superb save from Ciccioli. It wasn't until the 30th minute that the Rossonere found the elusive second. Fusetti provided a well-placed assist for Grimshaw, who did well to catch the home defence off guard before scoring her first goal for AC Milan Women. But the Scottish forward wasn't done there, latching onto a cross from Bergamaschi to make it 3-0 just before half-time. Early in the second half, the Rossonere picked up where they had left off, and the Rossonere continued to produce plenty of chances. In the 51st minute, Dowie won the ball in the penalty area and fired home past a helpless Ciccioli, making it 4-0. And with that, the Rossonere sealed the result, but that didn't stop San Marino from trying to get on the scoresheet. Despite Ragaglia hitting the crossbar and Muya firing inches wide, they were ultimately unable to get on the scoresheet against a resilient Rossonere defence. Meanwhile, Natasha Dowie had no such trouble in front of goal, adding a fifth to the Rossonere's already-impressive tally with her second of the match. The final chance of the game fell to the hosts, but once more, they were unable to find a way past Korenčiova.

    MATCH DETAILS

    SAN MARINO 0-5 AC MILAN WOMEN 

    SAN MARINO (4-5-1): Ciccioli; Montalti (40' De Sanctis), Venturini, Nozzi, Piazza; Rigaglia (40' Di Luzio), Chandarana (10' Kunisawa), Brambilla, Muya, Labate (10' Menin); Barbieri (21' Vecchione). Subs. Salvi, Micciarelli, Costantini, Cacchini. Coach: Conte.

    MILAN (4-3-1-2): Korenčiova; Bergamaschi, Agard (38' Spinelli), Fusetti (38' Vitale), Tucceri Cimini; Čonč, Rask (12' Kuliš), Grimshaw (9' Rizza); Tamborini (1' Mauri); Giacinti, Dowie. Subs.: Piazza, Morleo, Nano, Jane. Coach: Ganz.

    Referee: Mario Davide Arace
    Goals: 12' Agard (ACM), 30' Grimshaw (ACM), 45' Grimshaw (ACM), 6'st Dowie (ACM), 37'st Dowie (ACM).
    Bookings: 36' Nozzi (SM), 17'st Čonč (ACM).


    Our Home Kit and Third Kit for the 2020/21 season are now available: visit our AC Milan Online Store now!