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Milan will wear gold in Sunday’s game against Roma – as they will give their fans a preview of next season’s third jersey.
Parma will wear special commemorative jerseys against Bologna to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of the club’s Cup Winners Cup success.
Atalanta will now sit down and discuss the possibility of signing Luca Cigarini on a permanent basis.
After a dramatic midweek turn, it’s time for Dave Taylor to again select his best XI from the Week 36 games.
Luca Antonini says he still wants to stay at Milan despite his lack of regular use this season.
Napoli chief Aurelio De Laurentiis is delighted with Champions League qualification, but underlined that it should have been expected.
Finishing in the top three next season will be the objective for an Inter side starved of Europe, says Juan Jesus.
Relegation-threatened Palermo, Genoa and Torino will all play at the same time on Sunday, it has been confirmed.
Juventus-bound Fernando Llorente is convinced that he is joining one of Europe’s top clubs.
Maurizio Zamparini insists he’ll construct a competitive Palermo after they put one foot into Serie B last night.
Spanish newspaper Marca believes that Inter can get their hands on Barcelona’s Martin Montoya – but only on a loan deal.
Juventus will reveal their new strips for the 2013-14 season on Friday, but there will be no stars or Scudetto motto.
Juventus have one more objective left this season – to beat the 91 points won by Fabio Capello’s Old Lady side.
Vincenzo Montella will still be sitting on the Fiorentina bench next season, says sporting director Daniele Prade.
Esteban Cambiasso has accepted Inter’s failure to qualify for European football next season. “Other teams have been better than us.”
Alessandro Matri is satisfied with the contribution he has made to Juventus’ Scudetto success this term.
Inter chief Massimo Moratti has accepted the criticism of fans after another Serie A defeat for the Nerazzurri.
Today's front-page headlines from La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Corriere dello Sport and Tuttosport.
Vladimir Petkovic felt sorry for Inter, but can see Lazio pushing their way towards Europe after conquering San Siro.
Walter Mazzarri has taken Napoli into the Champions League, but again warned he’ll wait to comment on his future and wants an improved squad.
Andrea Stramaccioni admits he is speechless after a 3-1 home defeat to Lazio in which Ricky Alvarez slipped while taking a penalty.
Napoli conquered Bologna to secure second place, Fiorentina won the Tuscan Derby, Juve clinched victory in Bergamo and Udinese stunned Palermo in a 3-2 thriller.
Lazio earned their first victory at San Siro in 15 years in a dramatic match, as Inter missed a penalty and made some costly errors.
Atalanta will be hoping Juventus have a Scudetto hangover when they meet in Bergamo this evening.
Inter and Lazio have had more than their fair share of problems, so go head-to-head in a battle for Europe.
The Tuscan Derby is set to be a fiery affair between a Siena side fighting relegation and Fiorentina chasing the Champions League.
Mario Balotelli bagged a brace along with Sulley Muntari and Mathieu Flamini to thrash bottom of the table Pescara 4-0.
Italy will play San Marino in a friendly at the Stadio Dall’Ara in Bologna on May 31.
Napoli have the opportunity to lock down second place and take revenge on their bête noir Bologna.
Marcello Lippi admits he “didn’t expect” Sir Alex Ferguson to announce his retirement as Manchester United manager, as they are good friends.
There are reports Vincenzo Montella has a clause in his Fiorentina contract allowing him to leave if Napoli call.
President Maurizio Zamparini has warned Palermo “will either play at 15.00 or not at all” after Sunday’s game with Fiorentina was moved.
There will be a minute’s silence before Sampdoria-Catania, while Genoa will also wear black armbands after the tragic accident in Genoa.
Pescara are already relegated, but they play for pride against Champions League chasing Milan.
Chievo Verona boss Eugenio Corini says he was convinced that he could keep the club in the top-flight when he arrived in October.
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