Serie A Femminile Fixtures 2023/24: Full calendar confirmed

The 2023/24 Serie A Femminile isn't set to start until mid-September due to the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, but the full calendar and all of the fixtures of the regular season have been confirmed.

Conor Clancy

August 16, 2023

AS Roma Women lift the Serie A Femminile title. (@ASRomaFemminile)

The 2023/24 Serie A Femminile fixtures and full calendar has been confirmed, with the upcoming campaign facing a late start due to the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

Serie A Femminile is scheduled to kick off in mid-September, with Matchday 1 to take place over the weekend of September 16/17. The final matchday of the regular season will take place over the weekend of February 17/18, with the league then splitting in half again for two mini-leagues – the Scudetto Pool and the Survival Pool – as was the case last season. We have a full explainer of the slightly-complicated Serie A Femminile format here.

AS Roma Women trio Lucia Di Guglielmo, Annamaria Serturini and Elisa Bartoli celebrate with the Serie A Femminile title. (@ASRomaFemminile)

Serie A Femminile Fixtures: Opening weekend

The 2023/24 Serie A Femminile season kicks off with a relatively routine set of fixtures. The standout game of the opening matchday is undoubtedly champions AS Roma‘s trip north to face AC Milan.

Challengers and Coppa Italia winners Juventus will be keen to get back to the top of the Italian women’s football pyramid, having been dethroned by the Giallorosse after five consecutive scudetti. The Bianconere’s 2023/24 season starts in Campania against Pomigliano.

Juventus Women celebrate winning the 2023 Coppa Italia Femminile. (@JuventusFCWomen)

Elsewhere, Fiorentina host Sassuolo and Como Women host Napoli Femminile. Sampdoria are due to host Inter, but their involvement in the 2023/24 remains in doubt after the club announced they were pulling their women’s team in mid-July.

Serie A Femminile 2023/24 Calendar

The Serie A Femminile calendar is symmetrical in the opening and return rounds of regular-season fixtures, meaning that the following matchdays will have the same fixtures, of course with the away team from the opening round being the home for the return: Matchdays 1 and 10, 2 and 11, 3 and 12, 4 and 13, 5 and 14, 6 and 15, 7 and 16, 8 and 17, 9 and 18.