Roma Women seek third Serie A title in crucial clash against Ternana

AS Roma's women's team won the Italian championship with a 2–0 victory over Ternana, securing their third Scudetto in club history. Head coach Luca Rossettini and forward Manuela Giugliano, who scored a brace to decide the match, spoke after the triumph. Rossettini said: "It is the culmination of work begun in summer, amid a thousand doubts. No one gave us credit and we started again with a new project with so many unknowns, myself included. I found an extraordinary working group and environment that gave me trust and supported me as I worked. I am proud of my players." He dedicated the victory to his wife and children, to Davide Astori—a former Roma player who played a significant role in his life—and to Alex Manninger, who recently passed away. Giugliano expressed her deep attachment to the club and city, stating: "I love Roma, I love this great family and everyone who works here. If I stay for life? I still have another year of contract. I think we are working on it. I love this city and there are positive foundations to build a future here." The team will compete in a Coppa Italia final and two remaining league matches. Betty Bavagnoli, head of Roma's women's football department, praised the Friedkin family's continued support and highlighted the staff's role in achieving the title, calling it "a success for everyone."

Roma Femminile will host Ternana at the Tre Fontane stadium in what could be a decisive Serie A title match. A victory for Roma or a result matching Inter's outcome would secure the Scudetto for the giallorosse with two matches remaining—their third Serie A title in club history. The match carries significant weight for the entire Roma organization, with sporting director Frederic Massara in attendance at the stadium. The stakes are exceptionally high for the women's team as they pursue a historic championship. The Tre Fontane venue will host the crucial encounter where Rossettini's squad, including players such as Giugliano, will attempt to seal the title. Massara's presence underscores the importance the club places on the outcome, though his future with Roma remains uncertain. With two rounds of the season still to play, Roma have the opportunity to decide the championship fate themselves. A successful result against Ternana would represent a significant achievement for the women's program and deliver considerable prestige to the club.

Roma's Primavera side ended a run of seven matches without victory by defeating Cremonese 3–2 away. The youth team's return to winning ways came in a competitive away fixture, breaking a significant winless stretch in the league. The result provides welcome momentum for the Primavera squad after an extended period of struggle.