Juve Wins Serie A Women's Cup in Comeback Victory, Decided by Penalties
Rusek saved a penalty, securing the trophy for Juventus.
Schatzer converted her penalty, making it 4-2 for Juventus.
Ottey missed for Roma, hitting the crossbar.
Stolen Godo scored for Juventus, putting them back in the lead.
Pandini scored for Roma, equalizing the penalty shootout 2-2.
Bartel scored for Juventus, making it 2-1.
Giugliano also scored for Roma, keeping the match tied.
Sarriegi opened the scoring for Juventus in the shootout, beating Soggiu.
PENALTY SHOOTOUT
The match concluded after one minute of added time.
Greggi's acrobatic attempt for Roma narrowly missed the goal.
Juventus substituted Redondo for Mece.
Rusek denied Giugliano a goal for Roma.
Sarriegi missed a one-on-one chance against Soggiu, and later hit the crossbar with a header. The second period of extra time began with Thogersen replacing Bergamaschi for Roma.
HALFTIME (Extra Time)
Giugliano's shot went wide just before the end of the first period of extra time.
Giugliano's long-range effort went over the bar.
Corelli's shot hit the post for Roma.
Juventus showed more attacking intent at this stage.
Schatzer's long-range shot was high.
The match moved into extra time.
EXTRA TIME
The match ended, with Juventus equalizing late to force extra time against Roma.
Redondo converted her penalty, leveling the score at 2-2.
Redondo earned a penalty for Juventus after Antoine handled the ball.
Sarriegi hit the post with a left-footed shot, which was cleared by Roma's defense.
Six minutes of added time were announced.
Roma made a double substitution, with Pandini and Jahnukainen coming on for Doms and Rieke.
Juventus pressed for an equalizer.
Rusek collected a corner from Giugliano.
Sarriegi replaced Sarturini for Juventus.
Oladipo came on for Piemonte in Roma's substitution.
D'Auria and Noordman replaced Lenzini and Chiba for Juventus.
Corelli came on for Van Dooren in Roma's change.
Piemonte's touch on the ball narrowly missed the target for Roma.
Stolen Godo replaced Pinto for Juventus.
GOAL JUVENTUS! Redondo scored a tap-in after a cross from Carbonell and a misjudgment by goalkeeper Soggiu.
GOAL ROMA! Antoine doubled Roma's lead from close range after a cross from Giugliano.
Roma had dangerous moments at the start of the second half.
Bartel replaced Khelifi for Juventus at the start of the second half.
HALFTIME
The first half concluded with Roma leading Juventus 1-0, thanks to Van Dooren's goal.
Three minutes of added time were indicated.
Juventus struggled to create scoring opportunities.
Rusek saved a shot from Giugliano inside the Juventus area.
GOAL ROMA! Van Dooren scored the opening goal after a cross from Bergamaschi.
Cooling break.
Giugliano's shot was weak and went wide.
JUVE CHANCE! Serturini's strong shot from inside the penalty area was pushed wide for a corner by goalkeeper Soggiu.
Roma controlled possession in the opening minutes.
The match began in Viareggio after a moment of silence for Sandro Mazzola.
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