Tom Barclay analyses Inter‘s Champions League chances after the Nerazzurri were drawn against CSKA Moscow. More
Blog:This is Juventus…
Rob Paton on the painful night when Italian giants Juventus capitulated against Fulham. More
Blog:Super Mac
Scott Fleming nominates an unlikely figure as one of Serie A’s players of the season. More
Blog: Eto’o 1-0 Ibra
It has been a difficult season for Samuel Eto’o but, as James Horncastle reports, his goal at Chelsea reminded the critics why Inter signed him. More
Blog: Rejects revenge
The media focus has been on Mourinho outwitting Ancelotti, but Steve Wilson feels credit is due to the players who joined Inter on the rebound. More
Blog: The myth of Milan Lab
David Beckham’s injury is precisely what Milan Lab was created to prevent, notes Susy Campanale. More
Blog:Balo par
Mario Balotelli won’t feature against Chelsea. Serafino Ingardia feels that his omission is a good lesson for the boy but a questionable call for Inter. More
Blog:Just like Ronaldo…
After hobbling off against Chievo, Antonio Labbate doesn’t expect to see David Beckham in Serie A again. More
Blog:History repeating?Just like Ronaldo…
What a weekend of Serie A action! Giancarlo Rinaldi still can’t quite believe what he witnessed in Week 28. More
Blog: Leave ‘Dinho at home
Despite a renaissance this season, James Horncastle believes Ronaldinho would create more problems than solutions at the World Cup. More
Blog:Juve under Cesare
With Cesare Prandelli widely tipped to join Juventus this summer, Tom Barclay takes a look at what the current Fiorentina boss could offer. More
Blog:Supermarket Real
With Real Madrid’s latest European fiasco, the Bernabeu becomes a market place for players that Italian clubs could benefit from. More
Blog:Time to say goodbye
Cesare Prandelli’s days in Florence are over. Serafino Ingardia hails his achievement and tells him to move on. More
Blog:Leonard-no?
After the debacle at Old Trafford, Scott Fleming pours over another night of agony for Italy’s European representatives. More
Blog:Milan's Waterloo
Sometimes a thrashing is good for a club, especially one as deluded about its qualities as Milan. Susy Campanale seeks a clean slate. More
Blog:Herr come the Germans
Points mean places. Michele Martinelli writes on Italy’s losing battle with the UEFA coefficients system. More
Blog: Close but no cigar
Once again Fiorentina came up short in Europe. Steve Wilson ponders whether they must just accept that this point is the edge of their limits. More
Blog:Distress signals?
Inter wasted a match-point after Roma and Milan drew on Saturday. Giancarlo Rinaldi on the Week 27 that was. More
Blog: Blunt diamonds
Milan have once again shown why they'll struggle to win anything this season, as Susy Campanale blames their strikers. More
Blog:Crossing the divide
In light of Marco Borriello’s plea for Mario Balotelli to join him at Milan, Tom Barclay examines the transfer merry-go-round among Italy’s top clubs. More
Blog:Stick or twist?
Cesare Prandelli's departure from Florence isn't inevitable, according to Scott Fleming. More
Blog: Little Big Man
After being written off at a young age, Cagliari playmaker Andrea Cossu looks set to make his debut for Italy, as James Horncastle reports. More
Blog:Behave, children!
As Marco Materazzi and Zinedine Zidane rekindle their hate-hate relationship Steve Wilson wishes they would both just get over it. More
Blog:Magic Palermo
Palermo have entered the top four and are now targeting a Champions League spot. Serafino Ingardia hails the Rosanero but doubts they can make it. More
Blog: Super Sunday
After the title race bounced around like a pinball this weekend, Giancarlo Rinaldi recalls a much welcomed day of drama. More
Blog: Nesta Reloaded
Alessandro Nesta and Marco Borriello are set for Italy recalls, but Susy Campanale wonders what that'll mean. More
Blog:On the bright side…
Roma heading out of the Europa League and Juventus progressing is to the Giallorossi’s benefit, argues Tom Barclay. More
Blog:Inter at long last
Inter finally did themselves justice in Europe with their win over Chelsea last night, says Scott Fleming. More
Blog: Experience counts
Marcello Lippi may select a few new faces for the Cameroon friendly, but Antonio Labbate is hoping an old flame will return to the national fold. More
Blog:Out of Europe, out of Inter?
On the eve of the game with Chelsea, Ruben Reggiani wonders if Jose Mourinho has been cleverly setting up an exit strategy. More
Blog: Respect campaign
Juve and Roma have a chance to progress in the Europa League this week, but Steve Wilson wonders if they will show the competition respect. More
Blog: Under Siege
James Horncastle reveals why he believes Inter go into this week’s Champions League clash with Chelsea in the right frame of mind. More
Blog:Lay off Leo
Milan are on the verge of blowing the title race wide open but some are blind enough to question Leonardo. Serafino Ingardia backs the boss. More
Blog:Churlish champions
The gap at the top has been cut yet again but Giancarlo Rinaldi backs ‘unpopular’ Inter to still reign supreme at the end of the season. More
Blog:Mou who cried wolf
Inter proved they have the cry-baby mentality, even when the referee gets it right, argues Susy Campanale. More
Blog:Looking Inter the future
This week’s Champions League matches didn’t go so well for the Italian sides but, writes Tom Barclay, next week could be more promising. More
Blog:Anger management
Scott Fleming urges the wronged Fiorentina players to make fury their fuel for the second leg against Bayern Munich. More
Blog:New target for Old Lady
As Juve prepare to make their Europa League debut, Serafino Ingardia feels they have to go all the way for their own pride and for calcio’s needs. More
Blog: City slicker
Antonio Labbate on why Manchester City have a real chance of landing Inter’s Douglas Maicon in the summer. More
Blog: Unlucky Leo
A stroke of luck turned the game in favour of Man Utd, but Steve Wilson notes that Milan’s early fortune could have been their own making. More
Blog:Carnival Kings
Juventus may be struggling in Serie A this season but, as Steve Mitchell writes, their kids are still a force after Viareggio victory. More
Blog:Inter tested
Inter’s title credentials were examined in Week 24 as their lead at the top was shaved, while a few crisis hit clubs tasted victory again. More
Blog:Multi-taskers needed
Fiorentina's crisis confirms Italian clubs are incapable of handling three competitions, argues Susy Campanale. More
Blog:Aleksandar the great
With interest hotting up in Aleksandar Kolarov, Tom Barclay takes a closer look at the man with the lethal left boot. More
Blog: Rejuvenation process
Juventus’ high number of players over the age of 30 is another headache for a club in crisis, writes Antonio Labbate. More
Blog:A foul mouthed farce
The FIGC’s new rules regarding swearing have tempted Scott Fleming to use some choice words of his own. More
Blog: Relegation candidates?
Could Lazio really slip into Serie B or are they too big to go down? Steve Wilson on the crisis in the capital. More
Blog:The new Juventus
Juventus could have a new management structure for next season. Serafino Ingardia believes they have no other option but to change. More
Blog:Capital contrasts
Giancarlo Rinaldi on the Week 23 action which confirmed that there is a footballing divide in the Eternal City. More
Blog:Euro 2012 danger
Italy should not be celebrating too early after their Euro 2012 qualifying draw, says Susy Campanale. More
Blog:Title contenders or not?
With their last defeat coming way back in October, Tom Barclay explores Roma’s title-chasing form. Can they mount a serious challenge? More
Blog:Maddening Mario
Scott Fleming analyses the latest travails of the immensely irritating Mario Balotelli. More
Blog: Premature adulation
Despite their recent success and top four standing, Antonio Labbate is yet to be convinced by the Napoli project. More
Blog: Market forces
Another transfer window has slammed shut, but which clubs did the best at the market place? Steve Wilson reviews the moves. More
Blog:Bank on Zac
Newly appointed Alberto Zaccheroni must lead Juventus to a top-four finish. Serafino Ingardia believes he will deliver as long as… More
Blog:Cheer up Ciro
Giancarlo Rinaldi on the Week 22 action which saw Alberto Zaccheroni fail to instantly revive the Old Lady and Milan suffer another setback. More
Blog:Cassano's chance
If Cesare Prandelli can’t sort Antonio Cassano out, warns Susy Campanale, then no one will. More
Blog:Laurel & Hardy Juve
Alberto Zaccheroni is a temporary fix, but Dave Taylor feels the board have once again slipped up with the length of his contract. More
Blog:Jo-Jo in the pack
With Adrian Mutu facing a possible ban, Tom Barclay sees no reason for Fiorentina to sign a replacement with Stevan Jovetic ready to step up. More
Blog:Mutu madness
Giancarlo Rinaldi on the news that Fiorentina’s Adrian Mutu has tested positive for a banned substance. More
Blog: A goal for Buffon
Juventus shouldn’t consider retiring Gigi Buffon’s No 1 shirt when he hangs up his gloves. Antonio Labbate has another suggestion. More
Blog:Ibra who?
Diego Milito’s form has rendered Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s Inter departure almost irrelevant in the eyes of Scott Fleming. More
Blog: Benitez bemusement
It seems that Rafael Benitez cannot inspire Liverpool. Steve Wilson wonders why on earth Juventus think he could do any better for them. More
Blog:Simply untouchable
Jose Mourinho has been at his controversial best recently, but John Foster defends the tactician from his critics. More
Blog:Happy Clapper
Daniel Waterson speaks out in support of much-maligned referee Gianluca Rocchi and his decision to dismiss Wesley Sneijder. More
