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One of the secrets to Atalanta’s success this season has been Robin Gosens, as Kaustubh Pandey explains how the wing-back makes the difference.
Antonio Conte’s toughest job was always going to be changing the ‘Pazza Inter’ mentality, but Richard Hall explains why he’s not quite there yet…
Benevento hadn’t even started the promotion party yet when snapping up Loic Remy, but Lee Bushe wonders if this is the right strategy…
It had all been going Lazio’s way until the shutdown changed the Calcio landscape and sapped their momentum, writes Owen Diana.
Milan’s game management and useful options off the bench completely out-foxed Roma, writes Vijay Rahaman, as the Rossoneri are building momentum.
As Juventus prepare to swap Miralem Pjanic for Barcelona’s Arthur Melo, Livio Caferoglu explains why the Bianconeri are getting by far the better end of the deal...
Franck Ribery proved he’s still got what it takes to light up Serie A, as Kaustubh Pandey bows down to the 37-year-old Fiorentina star.
The result shows a 4-0 Juventus victory, but Elio Salerno points out Lecce had the measure of the Bianconeri until going down to 10 men.
It was meant to be a showdown for Champions League places, but Martin Mork explains that Milan and Roma’s reality once again falls short of ambition.
The great entertainers of Serie A went head-to-head and more than lived up to the billing, as Giancarlo Rinaldi relished Atalanta’s 3-2 win over Lazio.
Not only did a Genoa coach spy on a training session to gain an advantage on arch-rivals Sampdoria, but he did so with his best Rambo impression...
The 4-1 triumph in Lecce showed what Milan can do when they play with pace, intensity and movement off the ball, writes Vijay Rahaman.
Inter always like to make things difficult for themselves, as Richard Hall shares Antonio Conte’s call for them to be more merciless.
The Atalanta fairy-tale continues and the compacted season in Serie A and Champions League means anything is possible, writes Kaustubh Pandey.
Walter Zenga is finally set for his Cagliari debut over three months after his appointment, so Vilizar Yakimov wonders if he can stop the Sardinian ship from sinking…
Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini oversaw nine changes of management in the 2015-16 season, with dismissals, resignations, captains disowning coaches on live TV and a surprise finale.
Napoli ultimately deserved the Coppa Italia, writes Giancarlo Rinaldi, as Gennaro Gattuso has given them an identity where Maurizio Sarri still has not for Juventus.
From chaos to the Coppa Italia Final, Richard Hall wonders if Gennaro Gattuso can beat Maurizio Sarri’s Juventus with his very own Napoli style.
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