WOMEN, JUVENTUS v AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW

On Good Friday, AC Milan will be in action at the La Marmora-Pozzo Stadium in Biella to face Juventus on Matchday 7 of the Serie A 2024/25 Championship Round. Coach Bakker's side are the only unbeaten team in this second phase of the season; on the other hand, Canzi's Bianoconere are close to securing their sixth Scudetto in their history. You can't miss this match, and we are getting ready for it with our Match Preview.

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Three draws before back-to-back wins against Roma and Fiorentina. The Rossonere's path in this Championship Round has been impeccable up to this point, and they have continued to show the progress that they made in the first months of 2025. The win against La Viola proved Evelyn Ijeh's top run of form, with ten goals this season, and on the scoresheet in each of her last three games. Giorgia Arrigoni is also on a hot streak, having scored against Fiorentina and the Giallorosse. The Rossonere have no suspensions, but Piga and Sorelli are both cautioned. Laura Giuliani's return is still in doubt, but Noemi Fedele is ready to step up, fresh off of her AC Milan debut, right from the first whistle.

Coach Bakker spoke on the eve of the game: "We've been doing well in the Championship Round, not only in terms of results but also in the way we're playing. As a unit and with discipline, intensity and courage, we want to continue this against league leaders Juventus, for whom it could be a special night! Let’s make them wait at least one more week".

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It is also an important game for the Bianconeri, having just secured a precious win at the Tre Fontane against Roma thanks to Stølen and Cantore's strikes. The match in Biella could be the "match point" in the Scudetto race for Canzi's side. With three points against AC Milan, in fact, Juventus would become Italian Champions, with three matchdays to go, regardless of Inter's result against Roma on Saturday 19. Lenzini and Beccari still need to be monitored after coming back from national duties injured, unavailable in their league game last weekend. The side have had several long-term injuries, but they have still been very competitive.

This is what Massimiliano Canzi said before the game: "AC Milan are definitely the team in the best form at the moment, and their points, which are the part that count, tell the full story. They are a team that play nice football, and we need to respect them. Of course, we have different goals: we want to, and we must, take all three points. We will play for this, right from the first minute, to the last, to take back home what we need".

PRE-MATCH STATS

• AC Milan have not lost in their last five Serie A matches (2W, 3D). They haven't remained unbeaten for such a long period since February to May 2024 (10 - 8W, 2D). Furthermore, the Rossonere, after the 3-1 and the 5-3 wins over Roma and Fiorentina, could win three games in a row for the second time this season - the first time since September-October.
• On the one hand, AC Milan are the Serie A side with the most goals scored in the last 15 minutes of play (11); on the other hand, Juventus have the highest percentage of goals conceded in this period (33%, 9/27), including one in their last game out against Roma, and in their most recent face-off with the Rossonere on 9 March (Karczewska, 89').
• The two top goalscorers in the Championship round will face each other in this game: Evelyn Ijeh and Cristiana Girelli (four each). The Rossonera is, more generally, one of the two players with the most goal involvements throughout this point of the season: six (2A), level with her rival Sofia Cantore (2G, 4A).
• AC Milan is the Serie A team with the most players born from 1/1/2003 onwards with at least one goal and one assist: three - 2005-born Sara Stokić (1+1) and Monica Renzotti (1+2), as well as 2004-born Giorgia Arrigoni (5+1). Four of Arrigoni's five goals came in 2025; throughout this period, only Zara Kramžar and Vicky López (both 2006-born) are younger players on at least three goals in Europe's top-five leagues. 

WHERE TO WATCH JUVENTUS v AC MILAN ON TV
In Italy, the match will be live on DAZN and Raisport. Don't miss the coverage on the Rossonere's official Instagram, on acmilan.com and AC Milan Official App, where the whole match will be available on demand after the game.

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The game in Biella will be directed by referee Antonio Di Reda, from Molfetta. His team will be made up of linesmen Tomasi (Schio) and Bracaccini (Macerata) as well as fourth offical, Rinaldi from Novi Ligure.

There are two important games on Matchday 7 of the Women's Serie A Championship Round: Juventus v AC Milan will open the weekend on Friday 18 April at 17:30 CEST, with Inter v Roma closing out the matchday on Saturday 19 April at 15:00 CEST.

These are the current standings (Championship Round): Juventus 52; Inter* 42; Roma 41; Fiorentina 35; AC Milan 34.
_{*= one game in hand}

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