In a thrilling encounter at the Stadio Vittorio Pozzo, Juventus W came from behind to defeat Ternana W 2-1 in their Serie A Women match on November 2, 2025. With goals from Michela Cambiaghi late in each half-one on the stroke of halftime and another just before the final whistle-the victory marks a significant turning point for Juventus, who have been struggling for form this season.
After an evenly matched first half, it was Cambiaghi who broke the deadlock during stoppage time. Her goal seemed to inject newfound energy into Juventus, giving them a much-needed lead at the interval. However, Ternana responded immediately after the break with an equalizer just four minutes into the second half. The identity of their scorer remains unknown, but the strike sent shockwaves through both sides as Ternana celebrated their first goal of the season.
The match unfolded amid palpable tension; Ternana was desperately seeking their first points after three consecutive losses, while Juventus aimed to build on recent positive momentum following a hard-fought win over Lazio. Despite their struggles earlier in the season-having only garnered four points from three matches-Juventus looked hungry for victory after going up just before halftime.
As time progressed, Juventus pushed harder for a winning goal. The match's intensity increased when Cambiaghi netted her second in the dying moments, ensuring that she would be the hero for her team today. This late goal not only secured all three points but also propelled Juventus further away from potential relegation worries.
With this victory, Juventus W now sits in tenth place with seven points from four games-a table position that should instill confidence as they prepare to face AC Milan next week. Conversely, Ternana W remains rooted at the bottom of the league without any points and will feel immense pressure to turn things around against Como in their following matchup. The loss today adds further strain on Ternana's already fragile morale as they seek answers to ignite their floundering campaign.
Reflecting on my previous match preview where I emphasized Ternana's need for leadership and resilience, it seems I may have underestimated Juventus' ability to capitalize on home advantage and turn their fortunes around against a beleaguered opponent. While I hinted that Ternana might finally break free from their slump, it is evident now that they need something more-a complete overhaul of strategy perhaps or renewed confidence from key players-to find success moving forward.
As both teams prepare for their upcoming games next week, stakes remain high: Juventus aims to build upon this crucial win while Ternana must regroup quickly if they wish to avoid becoming further isolated at the foot of the standings.