SERIE A WOMEN, AC MILAN vs. INTER: MATCH PREVIEW The derby is both a test and an opportunity. The Rossonere are looking to bounce back after their away defeat to Como Women. Facing Inter at home and trying to take all three points could be the best way to do it. Ahead of the match, here’s a preview of the big clash on Matchday 6 of Serie A Women, scheduled for Saturday, November 7th, at 3:00 PM CET at the PUMA House of Football . THE LATEST FROM PUMA HOUSE OF FOOTBALL Coach Bakker’s Rossonere are still searching for consistency and looking to reduce the ups and downs in their performances. Overall, the team’s performance has never been lacking , which is promising. That was also the case in Como last weekend. Despite the defeat, which came courtesy of a moment of brilliance from Bernardi, AC Milan played well and created chances . The response to going behind was particularly impressive, with opportunities for Sesay and Stokić before Nevado's big chance late in the game. The focus now is on working hard, improving and tightening up defensively to climb out of the middle of the table. One positive is the return of Kamczyk. Mascarello and Piga remain unavailable. THE LATEST FROM INTER The Nerazzurre are establishing themselves as one of the leading forces in Serie A Women. After finishing second last season, Inter currently sits second again in the 2026/27 standings, two points off the top. Inter is still unbeaten in league play, having recorded a 3-0 win over Lazio, a 1-1 draw with Napoli, a 3-0 win over Parma, a 2-0 victory over Como Women and a 2-0 win over Fiorentina. It is also the only team across Europe's top five leagues yet to concede a goal . In the Women's Champions League, meanwhile, Sassarini's side is in the playoff places with four points from three matches. Bugeja, the team's leading striker, is one to watch. PRE-MATCH NUMBERS After recording four wins and one draw in their first seven home Serie A derbies (two losses), AC Milan lost the next two, between April and December 2025. The Rossonere have never suffered three consecutive home defeats against the same opponent. AC Milan's three wins in its last eight league matches have all come at home. The Rossonere could record four consecutive home wins for the first time since February-May 2024, when they won five in a row. Among the current AC Milan squad, Christy Grimshaw is the only player to have scored against Inter in a Serie A match while wearing the Rossoneri shirt. The Scottish midfielder scored twice between April and May 2023. She is also AC Milan's leading scorer this season, with three league goals. She has never scored more than three goals in a single Serie A campaign, also reaching that total in 2022/23 (20 appearances) and 2025/26 (18 appearances). WHERE TO WATCH ON TV
In Italy, AC Milan vs. Inter will be broadcast live on DAZN . Fans can also follow coverage on the Rossonere's official Instagram account and on acmilan.com. The full match replay will be available on demand the following day via the AC Milan Official App . THE LATEST FROM SERIE A WOMEN
Maria Marotta , from the Sapri section, has been appointed as the referee . She will be assisted by assistant referees Pandolfo (Castelfranco Veneto) and Sbardella (Belluno), with Stanzani (Bologna) serving as the fourth official and Brunetti (Milan) as the FVS operator. Matchday 6 kicks off Saturday at 12:30 PM CET with Como 1907 vs. Roma, followed by AC Milan vs. Inter at 3:00 PM CET and Juventus vs. Sassuolo at 6:00 PM CET. Sunday's fixtures are Parma vs. Como Women at 12:30 PM CET, Ternana Women vs. Fiorentina at 3:00 PM CET and Lazio vs. Napoli Women at 6:00 PM CET. The standings are as follows: Roma 15; Inter 13; Como 1907 11; Como Women 10; Fiorentina and Ternana Women 7; AC Milan and Juventus 6; Napoli Women 4; Parma, Lazio and Sassuolo 2. Match kits, clothing, accessories, gift ideas and much more: visit AC Milan online Store !
