Women's Serie A: Latest News, Scores & How to Watch
If you love Italian football and want to follow the women's side, you’re in the right place. This page gives you quick updates on the league, the teams, and the best ways to catch a match. No fluff, just the info you need to stay on top of the action.
League format and top clubs
Women’s Serie A runs from September to May and features 12 clubs that play each other twice. The top two finishers earn a spot in the UEFA Women’s Champions League, while the bottom two drop to Serie B. Teams like Juventus Women, AC Milan Women and Roma Women usually dominate the table, but clubs such as Sassuolo and Fiorentina can surprise on any given weekend.
Each club has a mix of Italian talent and a few international players. Keep an eye on Juventus striker Barbara Bonansea, who consistently finds the net, and Milan’s midfield engine, Alice Tortelli. These players often decide tight matches with a single goal or a crucial defensive block.
Where to catch matches and follow updates
All league games are streamed live on MyCujoo and the official Serie A website. If you have a TV package, you may also see matches on Sky Sport Italia. For quick scores, follow the BassaNova News tag “Women’s Serie A” – we pull in the latest headlines, match reports and key stats as they happen.
Social media is another easy way to stay informed. The official Women's Serie A Instagram account posts highlights, goal clips and behind‑the‑scenes photos after every game. Twitter users can follow the hashtag #WSerieA for live commentary from fans and journalists.
Want a deeper dive? Check out our weekly roundup where we break down the top performances, upcoming fixtures and any transfer news. We also run a column that looks at how the league is growing, from youth academies to sponsorship deals.
Whether you’re a die‑hard fan or just getting into women’s football, use this page as your hub. Bookmark it, refresh it after each matchday and you’ll never miss a goal, a upset or a big story from Women’s Serie A.
