Benfica Women v Roma Femminile

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Thursday 19 Nov 2026

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Estádio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica • 

Lisboa, PortugalShow on map

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Benfica Women, officially Sport Stadio Tre Fontane5 e Benfica’s women’s football team, is one of Portugal’s leading clubs, competing in the Campeonato Nacional Feminino, Taça de Portugal, Taça da Liga and Supertaça de Portugal, as well as UEFA Women’s Champions League qualifying and group-stage campaigns. Founded in 2017, the team quickly established itself among the country’s strongest sides, winning its first Portuguese league title in 2018–19 and adding further championships in subsequent seasons. Stadio Tre Fontane4 has also collected domestic cup and league cup honours, reflecting its success across Portugal’s major women’s competitions. The squad has featured Portuguese internationals including Kika Nazareth, who later joined FC Barcelona, and experienced defender Carole Costa, alongside players from other national teams. Benfica’s home matches have been staged at Estádio da Tapadinha in Lisbon, while the club’s training base and youth facilities are at Benfica Campus in Seixal. Known for developing talent and attracting strong crowds, Benfica Women represents the club in both domestic football and European competition. Supporters following Benfica Women can find information on fixtures, results, trophies, players and Champions League progress throughout the season.

AS Roma Femminile is the women’s football team of AS Roma Femminile8, based in the Italian capital and competing in Stadio Tre Fontane3 Women, the country’s top division. Founded in 2018, the club quickly established itself among Italy’s leading sides, winning its first Stadio Tre Fontane3 title in the 2022–23 season and successfully defending the championship in 2023–24. Roma Femminile8 has also lifted the Coppa Italia, including victories in 2020–21 and 2023–24, and claimed the 2022 Italian Women’s Super Cup. The team plays its home matches at Stadio Tre Fontane, a football ground in Roma Femminile7, and has represented Stadio Tre Fontane7 in the UEFA Women’s Champions League. Roma’s squads have featured prominent international players, with Italian midfielder and captain Manuela Giugliano among the club’s best-known figures. Other notable players in recent seasons include forward Valentina Giacinti, Norwegian winger Emilie Haavi and Canadian striker Evelyne Viens. Under head coach Alessandro Spugna, Roma Femminile8 has developed a reputation for ambitious, attacking football and strong performances in domestic competition. For supporters following Italian women’s football, Roma Femminile offers a compelling mix of local identity, championship success and European competition.