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Serie A Femminile
AS Roma powered past Sassuolo 7-1 in the Serie A Women's Cup semi-final to reach a second consecutive final, where they will face Juventus in Viareggio on 19 September.
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AS Roma tore Sassuolo apart with a ruthless 7-1 victory in the Serie A Women's Cup semi-final, setting up a showdown with Juventus on Saturday 19 September.
The contest was effectively over inside 15 minutes. Kayleigh van Dooren struck twice in quick succession - in the fifth and sixth minutes - before Martina Piemonte made it 3-0 with a quarter of an hour on the clock. Maya Doms added a fourth just before the break to leave Sassuolo with nothing to play for after half-time.
Piemonte picked up where she left off in the second half, netting in the 48th and 64th minutes to seal an emphatic hat-trick. Captain Manuela Giugliano also got on the scoresheet from the penalty spot on 54 minutes. Sassuolo's sole consolation came via substitute Hélène Fercocq in the 87th minute.
Roma now head to the Stadio Torquato Bresciani in Viareggio for their second consecutive Serie A Women's Cup final - and twelfth appearance in an Italian competition final overall, as Soccerdonna reports. Their opponents Juventus, who claimed the inaugural edition of the tournament at Roma's expense, will be designated as the home side. Kick-off is scheduled for 6 PM on Saturday.
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