In the eighties and nineties, Serie A was at the forefront of world football. In the 15-year period between 1983 and 1998, the European Cup final (which was rebranded to the Champions League during this period) saw Italian sides make up 12 of the 30 total finalists, with Milan and Juventus winning the competition a combined five times during over these years. The last 15 years, though, have seen just five Italian teams reach the fin...More

Back in the day, the Italian first division was always considered to be one of Europe's top leagues. Those living in the UK were treated to the show Football Italia, broadcast on Channel 4 until 2002 and centred on live coverage of the Serie A Italian football league. The show briefly ran on other channels until 2008 but with less success, which was almost certainly due to the fact that the personable James Richardson was no longer the ...More

Regarded as one of the best leagues in the world for football, Serie A is also one of the most tactical leagues with teams vying for the coveted Coppa Campioni d’Italia award. The Campionato runs until 26th May, with the key dates to watch out for occurring on 22, 26 and 30th of December. For anyone looking to place their bets and gamble on the winner of the Serie A title with Infogol, these are the top three teams currently making wave...More

Juventus has been dominating the Italian domestic football for a long time now. So far, the Italian club has won 34 Serie A titles and 13 Coppa Italia titles. They have been winning the Serie A title since the 2011-12 season. However, their domestic successes have not translated well into European victories as well. Juventus reached the Champions League finals twice, but they lost both those finals against Barcelona (2015) and Real ...More

For all the success stories of leaving the world of Italian football in search of gold (trophies) and riches, the grass is not always greener outside of Serie A. We have taken a look at 5 players who must look back on their move overseas as a mistake: 1. Paul Pogba The French midfielder is still only 25-years-old, but has 4 Serie A titles (and a World Cup), to his name. However a Premier League winners medal with Manchester United l...More

The last thing any under fire manager wants when the going gets tough is a game against their fierce rivals. While this presents an opportunity for redemption and a shot at salvation should they win, it can also spell disaster as fans and, worst of all, a club's board tend to lose patience when a bad run culminates in a derby defeat. For Gennaro Gattuso, the Italian tried to roll a double six on Sunday evening but ended up nowhere close...More