23 September 2026
Juventus Women began their UEFA Women’s Champions League campaign against Benfica. Here are the standout stats and key facts from the match.
EUROPEAN NIGHTS AT THE ALLIANZ STADIUM | Juventus have lost their last three home matches in the Champions League, as many defeats as they suffered in their previous 12 home games in the competition (excluding qualifiers), in which they recorded five wins and four draws. Only once before have the Bianconere lost three consecutive Champions League home matches, between September 2019 and October 2021.
THE LAST FOUR | With one draw and three defeats in their last four Champions League matches (excluding qualifiers), Juventus have gone four consecutive games without a win in the competition for the first time since the period between October and December 2024, when they recorded four draws.
SET-PIECE NUMBERS | Five of the last eight goals Juventus have conceded in the Champions League (excluding qualifiers) have come from set pieces: three penalties, one following a corner and one directly from a free-kick. Against Benfica, the Bianconere also conceded a penalty goal in the competition for the first time since 12 February, against Wolfsburg.
REDONDO HITS FIVE | Alba Redondo is Juventus’ leading goalscorer across all competitions this season with five goals, at least two more than any other Bianconera. Against Benfica, she also recorded the most shots of any player in the match, both overall (seven) and on target (three).
GODØ’S THIRD ASSIST | Emma Stølen Godø registered her third assist across all competitions this season against Benfica, and her first for an Alba Redondo goal. The Norwegian is Juventus’ joint-leading assist provider this season alongside Estela Carbonell.
LUND’S BRACE | Marit Bratberg Lund became the first player to score more than once in a Champions League match against Juventus.
