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Serie A Femminile
Juventus, Inter, Sassuolo, and Roma are through to the last four of the Serie A Women's Cup, with both semi-finals taking place this weekend.
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Four clubs remain standing in the Serie A Women's Cup, and the semi-final pairings are now locked in. Juventus take on Inter this evening at 20:30, while Sassuolo meet Roma tomorrow at midday, as detailed by Soccerdonna.
The Juventus-Inter clash is a carbon copy of last season's semi-final, which the Bianconere edged 2-1. Juventus are contesting their 18th semi-final in Italian competition; Inter line up for their eighth.
There is a significant blow for Juventus, however. Ana Capeta is ruled out with a knee injury picked up against Milan.
Sassuolo have never reached the final of this competition - but momentum is on their side. They snapped a miserable run of 20 winless meetings with Roma courtesy of a recent victory and will fancy their chances of going one step further.
Roma progressed as the best second-placed side despite losing to Sassuolo in the group stage. It is their 18th semi-final in an Italian tournament, underlining the club's pedigree even when form wobbles.
Should either match finish level after 90 minutes, extra time will follow. If the deadlock persists, penalties will decide who advances to the final on 19 September.
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