Solid and clinical Roma shine in Nice, while Bologna fall narrowly to Aston Villa but show promise in the second half. Both Italian sides could be in for a long run… The opening matchday of the Europa League group stage, spread across Wednesday and Thursday, ended with a perfectly balanced outcome for the Italian clubs: […]
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The journey begins with two away games for the Italian teams taking part in Europe’s second-tier club competition: over this “two-day event,” Roma visit Nice while Bologna travel to face Aston Villa. After last week’s “three-day event” that marked the start of the 2025/26 Champions League, it’s now time for the Europa League to get
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With a 3-2 victory over Pisa, Antonio Conte’s side remains the only team in Serie A with a perfect record after the first four matches. The extremely long Serie A weekend, which kicked off Friday night and wrapped up Monday evening with the game at the Maradona, ended with a clear and undeniable verdict: thanks
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Sunday at the Olimpico marks the 182nd Rome Derby. Lazio seeks redemption, Roma aims to get back on track after a promising start and a stumble against Torino. The fourth round of Serie A kicked off Friday evening with Cagliari’s win at Lecce, but the main event of the weekend is unquestionably set for Sunday:
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The opening three-day stretch of the Champions League closes with one win, one draw, and two losses. When the level rises, Italian teams struggle. We were looking for early signs as the Champions League kicked off, with matches spread from Tuesday to Thursday providing the first real test for Italian clubs in Europe. Unfortunately, those
The new Champions League season officially begins today with a special three-day schedule. Four Italian sides take the field with big ambitions and tough challenges ahead — from Tudor’s Juventus against Borussia Dortmund to Kevin De Bruyne’s emotional return to the Etihad with Napoli. On Tuesday, September 16, 2025, the Champions League 2025/26 officially kicks
Serie A: Matchday 3 offers key insights in the Scudetto race, European spots, and relegation battle. We’re only three rounds into the Serie A season, but this weekend’s action has already provided plenty of signals — both positive and negative — that could shape the months ahead. Let’s start with the Scudetto race and Inter’s
The headline clash of Matchday 3 will be at the Allianz Stadium. Everything you need to know about the Derby d’Italia. After the international break, Serie A returns with the ultimate Italian classic: Juventus vs. Inter. Why is it called the Derby d’Italia? The answer is simple: until 2006, Juve and Inter were the only
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The Derby d’Italia between Juventus and Inter, scheduled for Saturday at 6:00 PM at the Allianz Stadium, will go down in Serie A history. For the first time ever in the Italian league, the RefCam will be used — a high-definition micro camera that will allow viewers to experience the match from the referee’s point
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A dramatic victory for the Azzurri in Debrecen: Kean scores twice, Raspadori and Tonali also on target. Defensive chaos almost costs Italy, but three crucial points keep their World Cup hopes alive. Italy remains in the hunt for the 2026 World Cup, but they did it at the end of a match so chaotic that
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