October 2025

Matchday 9 confirmed the duel at the top between Gasperini and Conte, with Inter and Milan still in the chase. Behind them, the race for Europe is heating up. In Turin, Luciano Spalletti’s arrival promises to rewrite the Bianconeri’s narrative. Some matchdays seem made to reaffirm hierarchies. The ninth round of Serie A did just […]

Another change at the top: Milan lose their lead after stumbling at home against Pisa. Juventus in free fall. And what a mess with the VAR protocol! The Serie A weekend has just wrapped up, and already attention turns to the midweek fixtures starting tomorrow. That means there’s only today to digest and analyze Matchday

Milan’s stunning stumble against Pisa opens up unexpected scenarios ahead of the Napoli-Inter weekend clash. Sunday night brings Lazio-Juventus. What should have been little more than a formality for the Rossoneri — who ended Matchday 7 alone at the top — turned into a nightmare at San Siro. Allegri’s side at least managed to equalize

In the Champions League, only Inter managed to win. Napoli and Roma are in crisis, Atalanta can’t stop drawing. Bologna and Fiorentina provide the few bright spots. It was a rough three days in European competition for Italian clubs. In the Champions League, between Tuesday and Wednesday, only Inter came away with three points, while

On Matchday 7, Milan came from behind to beat Fiorentina and climb to the top of the Serie A table. Inter conquered the Olimpico, Napoli fell in Turin, and Juventus collapsed in Como. Let’s start from the end: in Sunday night’s late match, Milan claimed first place with a comeback win over Fiorentina—a significant victory,

Saturday night at the Stadio Olimpico brings us one of Serie A’s true classics — the league’s best attack against its best defense. A rivalry born in the post-Calciopoli years, and one that reached its absolute peak back in 2010. After the international break, Serie A returns with fireworks: Roma vs Inter, Gasperini vs Chivu,