Juventus Women Advance in Champions League with Extra-Time Victory
The Juventus Women continue their Champions League campaign, defeating Hammarby 3-1 in extra time to qualify for the third preliminary round. Hammarby took the lead in the 28th minute with a goal from Rehnberg, but Redondo equalized for Juventus. In extra time, Chiba scored two goals to secure the win for the Bianconere. Juventus will now compete in the final qualifying round for a spot in the league stage.
Match Report
Coach Guerrero made two changes to the starting lineup compared to the previous match against Torreense. Redondo replaced Capeta in the center of the attack, while Bonansea made way for Godø, with Serturini on the other wing completing the forward line. After a strong start, the visitors opened the scoring in the 28th minute through Rehnberg, who scored from close range assisted by Bragstad from a corner kick. Juventus reacted immediately, and 10 minutes later, Redondo equalized with a powerful first-time strike. Just before halftime, Pinto came close to giving Juventus the lead, hitting the crossbar from a dangerous cross. The first half ended 1-1.
Juventus showed improved performance in the second half. Serturini attempted a shot early on but kicked wide after a clearance from a corner. In the middle of the half, Pinto and Lenzini were replaced by Bonansea and Noordman. Towards the end of the half, Serturini and Redondo were substituted by Chiba and Capeta. In the 91st minute, Carbonell missed a golden opportunity to score the go-ahead goal; a great assist from Godø saw the Spaniard attempt a lob against the opposing goalkeeper but missed the target. The match went into extra time, where Juventus, despite regretting the missed chances, quickly took the lead in the fourth minute with the substitute Chiba, who cut inside on her left foot and fired a powerful shot under the crossbar. Ten minutes later, the Japanese player doubled her tally with a header from a Carbonell cross. In the second period of extra time, Juventus even had a chance for a fourth goal, but Capeta failed to capitalize. The match ended 3-1 in favor of the Bianconere, who secured their place in the third preliminary round.
Fresh materials — Serie A News

Torino: European Trotting Capital for Derby Day and UET Finals
Torino now stands as Europe's trotting capital. The Mole Antonelliana lit up green, projecting the Derby Day and UET Finals logos into the city center. These events are scheduled for Sunday, October 11th, at the Vinovo Racecourse. This striking visual brings equestrian sport

Jannik Sinner's Extended Hiatus Fuels Fan Worries Amidst Knee Concerns
Jannik Sinner will miss the Shanghai Masters, extending his absence from the court to three months. This withdrawal follows his earlier pull-out from the ATP event in Beijing, where he was scheduled to defend his title. Sinner announced his decision via Instagram, stating, "Unfortunately, I wo

Volley: Cozzoli at Palazzetto dello Sport for Rome Volley-Messina Match
Vito Cozzoli, the new president of Lega Volley Femminile, made his first appearance at the Palazzetto dello Sport in Rome. He watched the Serie A2 women's match between Ferraro SMI Roma Volley and Cosedil Akademia Messina, where the home team secured a 3-1 victory. Cozzoli observed the

World Skate Games ASU26: Italy Arrives in Paraguay as Reigning Champions
The 2026 World Skate Games, a major event for all roller sports, opened on Friday, October 2nd, with a spectacular opening ceremony at the Paraguayan Olympic Committee's sports center. The ceremony featured performances, music, and entertainment for over 10,000 athletes and thousands o

Roma Claims Derby Win, Ternana and Fiorentina Secure First Victories in Serie A Women
The second matchday of the 2026/27 Serie A Women season featured the Capital derby between Roma and Lazio. At Tre Fontane, coach Piovani's Roma secured their second consecutive win, taking the city rivalry 3-1. Following their Champions League defeat to Barcelona, goals from Doms, Co

Milano Takes A1 Opening Match Against Firenze
In the first match of the LVF A1 Fineco season, Milano defeated Firenze 3-0. Coach Blengini’s lineup featured Bosio and Egonu as setters, Lanier and Piva in the outside positions, and Danesi and Kurtagić at middle blocker. Fersino served as libero. Milano started slow, trailing for the firs