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Serie A

Serie A debut sees Como storm past Milan

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Serie A debut sees Como storm past Milan

Emilie Haavi opened the scoring for newly promoted Como 1907 after just 13 minutes, firing a low finish past AC Milan goalkeeper Sandra Estevez from a perfectly weighted through ball by Tessa Wullaert. The early strike set the tone for a 4‑1 victory in Como’s first Serie A encounter.

How the debut unfolded

Haavi doubled the lead a few minutes later, striking from just inside the box after a defensive header from a near‑post corner bounced back to her. Her second effort, a powerful shot, left Estevez with no chance. AC Milan pulled one back through Christy Grimshaw just before the 70th minute, but the hosts restored control in stoppage time when Martyna Wiankowska and Wullaert combined to seal the win.

Other opening‑week results

Roma began their title bid with a 3‑1 win over Sassuolo, while Juventus also earned three points by defeating Napoli by the same margin. Both matches were part of the six fixtures that completed the Serie A Women’s opening weekend.

Additional match‑day highlights

Inter secured a 2‑0 victory, with Lina Magull scoring after a poor clearance and Brittany Raphino adding a late winner from a free‑kick. Lazio and Parma shared a goalless draw after a tight finish involving Camelia Ceasar’s save. Ternana fell 2‑1 to Como after an own goal gave the visitors an early lead, and Agene Nielsen’s second‑half header restored the advantage.

In the Serie A Women’s Cup, Roma overcame Sassuolo 7‑1 after a 1‑0 group‑stage loss, with Martina Piemonte netting a hat‑trick. Juventus fought back from a goal down to beat Napoli 3‑1, thanks to Emilie Mece’s early strike and a late goal from Remina Chiba.

Overall, the opening round showcased a mix of dominant performances and tightly contested fixtures, setting an exciting tone for the season ahead.

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