Soccer Made in Italy

Conte’s side mirrored Roma’s setup and won thanks to a counterattack finished by Neres. Controversies exploded in both Rome and Milan. The big match between Roma and Napoli delivered a stunning atmosphere at the Stadio Olimpico: yet another sellout for the Giallorossi, matched by a packed away end, creating a spectacle in the stands that […]

The marquee matchup of Matchday 13 will take place Sunday night at the Stadio Olimpico — with top spot on the line. Between first-place Roma and sixth-place Como (who beat Sassuolo in Friday’s opener), there are only three points. That alone shows how balanced and crowded the Serie A title race is this season —

No draws in the seven matches played from Tuesday to Thursday: five wins and two losses. Purple meltdown: Fiorentina is the one sour note in an otherwise positive stretch of European games. The three-match European run for Italian clubs ends on a positive balance: five wins out of seven games — over a 70% success

After Tuesday’s victories from Juventus and Napoli, Wednesday brought Atalanta’s dominant win away at Eintracht — but Inter fell at the death against Atlético in Madrid. It could have been a historic clean sweep, but the round ends with the bitter taste of Inter’s first defeat in the competition, beaten at the Wanda Metropolitano by

Gasperini’s side is the breakout story of this early season. Milan win the derby “di corto muso” and catch Napoli in second place. After 12 league matches — roughly one-third of a full 38-game Serie A season — Roma sit alone at the top of the table: 27 points out of 36, built on 9

A high-tension weekend awaits Serie A: the Milan Derby lights up Matchday 12, with Napoli-Atalanta and Roma chasing top spot on their own. The third international break is behind us, and Serie A returns with a weekend that promises fireworks. The longest uninterrupted phase of the season begins now: from here to the end of

From the Zurich draw came a déjà-vu confirmation: home-field advantage in the semifinal, disadvantage in the decisive match. If Italy beat Northern Ireland, they’ll have to fight for a World Cup berth away in Wales or Bosnia… There was a moment, right when the ball with Italy’s name came out of the urn first, when

Matchday 11 of Serie A showcased the goalkeepers — decisive across multiple fixtures — as Roma and Inter head into the international break tied at the top of the table. It was a weekend full of shocks, upsets, and dramatic turnarounds. The biggest collapses came from Juric’s Atalanta, stunned 3–0 at home by Sassuolo, and

For Spalletti, it’s derby time at the Stadium; Roma face former star Zaniolo at the Olimpico; Bologna–Napoli is a high-table clash. Matchday 11 of Serie A brings plenty of intriguing storylines — and several that deserve to be told or remembered. The headline game comes on Sunday night, with Lazio hosting Inter. On SMIT, you

Draws for Napoli and Juventus. Pioli’s dismissal fails to wake up the Viola, who lose again — this time in the Conference League. The overall balance for Italian clubs in this week’s three days of European action is better than last week’s, but still not without its shadows. Let’s start with the positives: no defeats