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Five different players got on the scoresheet for coach Betty Bavagnoli's side, who looked on course for victory as soon as they took the lead inside the first three minutes.
Midfielder Claudia Ciccotti grabbed that one, from an assist from Giadda Greggi, before returning the favour to her teammate as the Giallorosse made it 2-0 inside the first 15 minutes.
A free-kick from Annamaria Serturini minutes into the second half then effectively killed off the contest, before Luisa Pugnali and substitute Flaminia Simonetti added extra flourishes to the final scoreline.
The result continues the side's progress, confirming their current spot inside the top four in Serie A.
“There are no easy games, especially for a side like us that is both new and very young,” Bavagnoli told Roma TV.
“Today the girls did what we asked them to do to get the result we wanted."
The side now has a brief international break - with games against Verona, Roma CF (in the Coppa Italia) and Juventus to come.
“It’s important to be able to relax a little bit," Bavagnoli added.
"My job will be to keep the squad focused and working hard, but at the same time make the training varied and interesting. We also need to manage things psychologically too.
“Juventus will be another big test for us. We played well against both Milan and Fiorentina and we will try to do that against Juventus too – being aware of their strength, of course.
But we are on our path forward and we want to continue that, even against them.”
See photos from the game in the gallery below!
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