Recent months have seen a distinct rise of interest in the Italian Serie A, mostly down to the sudden likelihood in Juventus losing their grip over the regular monopoly. The Old Lady of Turin still sealed their place as champions but how closely they were followed by Roma and Napoli gave hopes over an upset in the next attempt. Meanwhile, Atalanta went under the radar but finished fourth, resulting ahead of Lazio and both Milan clubs, a...More

The transfer window opened across Europe on January 1 with a number of clubs aiming to strengthen their squad ahead of a potentially gruelling second half of the season. Many of the top Serie A sides will be hoping to add significantly as they jostle for position at the top of the table as well as juggling Champions League and Coppa Italia commitments. Juventus have been in excellent form heading into 2018 but are eyeing up a number of ...More

With Juventus just two points away from Serie A leaders Inter Milan, and with the January sales just around the corner, attention has already turned towards which players the Old Lady will be looking to bring in to strengthen their title bid in 2018. Now, as we all know, football is an industry just made for having a flutter – you can find odds on next managers to be sacked, odds on over 90 new soccer leagues and odds on the minute o...More

The huge game in Italy on Friday night was won by Juventus and thanks to that victory over their near rivals Napoli, they close the gap on them to just one point after 15 games. Going into the game, Napoli had a great chance to pull seven points clear of the Italian giants, but it was Juventus who won, to keep the league title a close battle as we head towards the Christmas period. Napoli were clear favourites to lift the Serie A t...More

Maurizio Sarri has Napoli’s best interests at heart. A Naples native since birth, he joined the Italian giants from Empoli in 2015 and hasn’t looked back since. Napoli have been there or thereabouts in each of the last two years but the same old issues have tended to crop up – this current squad is arguably well-equipped to win only a third Serie A crown and their first since the 1989/90 campaign. A quick glance at the Serie A table ...More

When Barcelona and Juventus were drawn together in group D on the 24th August, football fans were excited to see how the 2016/17 runners-up Juventus would do against the 2016/17 La Liga runners-up Barcelona, having both lost out on their respective trophies to Real Madrid. The first match of the group stage saw Juventus travel to Barcelona with the Italians looking to stifle the attacking threat from Barcelona. However the Catalonian...More