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Diego Ghirardi is a sport fanatic from Italy, living in Melbourne. Played rugby and football as a kid, now mainly active in front of the TV or refereeing rugby. Diego enjoys writing in broken English, which should be read in a Franco Cozzo accent to render it more original.
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The chances to see the tricolour stitched on a different jersey than Juventus’ black and white stripes is very high, but it remains to be seen if the those stripes are red and black or blue and black.
With the last round of Serie A done, only two managers won’t get to eat their panettone.
In the early hours of Monday morning (AEST), Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain will square off in the Champions League final in Lisbon.
Spanish team Sevilla has dominated the European competition in the new millennium.
Spain’s and Italy’s champions are eliminated from the major European competition.
A long day awaits Genoa and Lecce tifosi ahead of the last games of the season, which kick off on Monday at 4:45am (AEST).
As predicted, Juventus won the Italian championship for the ninth time in a row, the 36th in their history.
After a long, painful hiatus Italy’s preferred pastime came back.
With five wins on the trot to start the season, is Inter Milan finally a contender to Juventus’ Serie A domination?
There are only three teams on top of the ladder in Serie A at full score after two games: Juventus, Inter and Torino.
With convincing wins in the opening round, Inter, Napoli and Atalanta launched their challenge to the reigning champions.
Will the Old Lady’s streak of eight consecutive scudetti end?
Campanilismo is different, Campanilismo is what makes you jump for joy when the rival town team lose a match. Campanilismo is an unconditional love for your town, if a player wins you a game is an hero, if he makes your rivals win he is a fellon, independently from skin colour.
Moise Kean is the new face of Italian football