Soggiu (5) saved a crucial shot at 0-0 against Serturini, but misjudged an exit on Redondo's goal, leaving space for the 2-1 scoreline.
Bergamaschi (6) initially struggled but improved, providing an assist for Van Dooren's goal before running out of steam. Thogersen (6), subbed in at 105', offered fresh energy without errors.
Antoine (6) scored the 2-0 goal and was solid defensively for most of the match. A late handball, however, gifted Redondo the penalty that leveled the score at 2-2.
Ottey (5.5) was attentive for 120 minutes, maintaining good position under Juventus's pressure. Her miss from the penalty spot in the shootout proved costly.
Oliviero (5.5) pushed forward on the left, offering offensive options. Despite playing well into extra time, her decisive penalty miss handed the cup to Juventus.
Rieke (6) worked well defensively, recovering balls and disrupting Juventus's attacks. A recovery by her led to the opening goal. Jahnukainen (6) entered at 88' to add freshness during a difficult phase.
Greggi (6.5) applied consistent pressure, accelerating play upon regaining possession. She remained dynamic across the pitch, finding energy even in extra time to support attacks.
Giugliano (6.5) frequently sought decisive plays in the final third, moving between lines and contributing to the lead goal. She remained one of the few players capable of creating quality chances in extra time.
Doms (6) was active in both attack and defense, pressing, recovering balls, and supporting forward movements. Pandini (6), subbed in at 88', entered with energy and converted her penalty.
Piemonte (5.5) moved across the front line, holding up play, but failed to make an impact in front of goal. She exited after an injury. Oladipo (5.5), subbed in at 76', aimed to strengthen defense when Roma led, winning duels but unable to contain Juventus's final push.
Van Dooren (6.5) capitalized on a key opportunity, heading home Bergamaschi's cross to break the deadlock. Corelli (5.5), subbed in at 72', hit the post in extra time but generally could have been more influential.
Coach Piovani (5) saw a strong first half from Roma, who led deservedly. However, after going 2-0 up, the team's focus dropped, allowing Juventus back into the game. Roma retreated too deep late on, conceding the equalizer in the 97th minute. Despite holding firm in extra time and creating chances, they ultimately lost in the penalty shootout.
