AS Roma Women continued their dominant run in the Italian Women's Serie A with a convincing 2-0 victory over Ternana W on May 3, 2026, showcasing their title-winning pedigree at home.

Match Overview

The fixture at the Stadio Tre Fontane saw Roma control possession and create numerous scoring opportunities against a Ternana side that fought bravely but ultimately lacked the quality to match the league leaders. The result keeps Roma firmly at the top of the table as they chase another domestic title.

First Half – Roma's Pressure Tells

Roma began with relentless intensity, pinning Ternana back in their own half. The first goal came in the 15th minute after a sustained period of pressure. A perfectly weighted through ball split the Ternana defense, and Roma's striker rounded the goalkeeper before slotting home with composure. Ternana's defense was stretched repeatedly, and only some desperate blocks and good goalkeeping kept the score at 1-0 until halftime.

Second Half – Roma Double the Lead

Roma's second goal arrived in the 55th minute, effectively ending any hopes of a Ternana comeback. A corner kick was cleared only to the edge of the box, where Roma's midfielder volleyed the ball through a crowd of players and into the bottom corner. The goal was a reward for Roma's patience and technical superiority.

Ternana had a brief spell of pressure after the second goal, winning a few corners of their own, but Roma's defense remained organized and resolute. The home side could have added more goals in the closing stages, with two efforts striking the woodwork, but the 2-0 scoreline was a fair reflection of the balance of play.

Key Performers

• Roma's striker: Opened the scoring with a clinical finish and led the line effectively all match.
• Roma's midfielder: Scored the second goal and controlled the tempo in midfield, dictating play.
• Ternana's goalkeeper: Made several fine saves to prevent an even heavier defeat, earning praise from both sets of fans.

Table Impact

Roma's victory extends their lead at the top of the Italian Women's Serie A standings, putting pressure on their rivals. Ternana remain in the lower half of the table but showed resilience in spells, suggesting they can still climb away from danger with improved performances.