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Gonzalo Higuain's desperation to make his mark for Milan against old club Juventus was ultimately his downfall, explains Giancarlo Rinaldi.
It may not be the most passionate game in Italy but, as Daryl Hammond explains, Milan vs Juventus may be the most prestigious.
The resurrection of the Portuguese has been one of the biggest surprises of Inter’s season, writes Richard Hall.
Inter put in a fantastic defensive display against Barcelona, argues Richard Hall, with none more impressive than the Great Wall of San Siro, Milan Skriniar.
He may not be playing for the right team, writes Massimo Nuzzo, but Napoli fans will be pleased to see Edinson Cavani return to the San Paolo.
Italian football may be known for its defensive tradition but, writes Gaby McKay, Week 11 brought a real avalanche of goals.
No other club can sum up the heady days of 1990s Serie A, the burst of the financial bubble and dream revival like Parma, writes Anthony Barbagallo.
Udinese don’t have Toto anymore and, as Richard Hall explains, their entire model seems to be a thing of the past.
Forget Gonzalo Higuain or Alessio Romagnoli, the key man for the Rossoneri right now is the silky Spaniard, writes Daryl Hammond.
With Marco Giampaolo’s incredible work at Sampdoria allowing them to fly high for a second consecutive season, Vilizar Yakimov explains how the 51-year-old is getting back to his early promise.
Carlo Ancelotti’s men were able to secure a point against Roma, but Massimo Nuzzo explains too many missed opportunities could come back to haunt the Partenopei.
Inter have been searching for a player to set up Mauro Icardi for years, but the win at Lazio showed Richard Hall they've been asking the wrong questions.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first “wonder goal” for Juventus but, Adam Digby explains that should not mask the fact the Bianconeri were utterly terrible against Empoli.
With green shoots of revival in Europe, Emmet Gates looks back to when Serie A sides dominated on the continent.
Successive defeats to Inter and Real Betis signal a major wake-up call for Gattuso and his Milan side, writes Matthew Santangelo.
Barcelona used their alternatives to Lionel Messi well, but Inter did not adequately replace Radja Nainggolan, writes Richard Hall.
Manchester United vs Juventus was the defining fixture of the late 1990s, but Gaby McKay feels the gulf has never been bigger.
Carlo Ancelotti's clever use of the Italian in a new, more attacking role this season is reaping rewards for the Partenopei.
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