In a thrilling Serie A Women Matchday 21 showdown in Biella, Juventus Women battled to a 3-3 draw with Inter, securing their spot in next season's UEFA Women's Champions League. The first half alone delivered six goals, setting the stage for a memorable clash that had fans on the edge of their seats.

Here are the standout stats that defined the game:

Champions League Bound – The draw against Inter mathematically guaranteed Juventus a place in the Women's Champions League for the upcoming season, a testament to their consistency and ambition on the continental stage.

History in the Making – Barbara Bonansea reached a monumental milestone, tying Cristiana Girelli for the most appearances in Juventus history across all competitions with 241. It's a record that underscores her enduring impact and leadership on the pitch.

A Rare Occurrence – Ivana Andres' own goal marked the first time Juventus benefited from an opponent's own goal in Serie A since March 5, 2022, when Roma's Angelica Soffia inadvertently found the back of her own net. A quirky stat that adds a layer of intrigue to the match.

Experience Shines Through – Among players with multiple goals this Serie A season, Barbara Bonansea (born June 1991) stands out, but she's in elite company. Only Daniela Sabatino (June 1985), Valeria Pirone (December 1988), and Cristiana Girelli (April 1990) were born earlier, highlighting the veteran savvy that continues to drive success in the league.