Italian football news, analysis, fixtures and results for the latest from Serie A, Serie B and the Azzurri.
FIGC President Carlo Tavecchio reiterates he’s “astonished” by big transfer spending, but “nothing changes” with Italy Coach Antonio Conte. Tavecchio had already said he was surprised by the money spent …
Tavecchio ‘astonished’ by spending Read MoreUdinese Coach Stefano Colantuono’s lawyer was “very surprised” by the match-fixing trial recommendation for the ex-Atalanta boss. Today prosecutor Roberto Di Martino requested 104 suspects be brought to trial, so …
Colantuono contests accusations Read MoreItaly Coach Antonio Conte is “bitterly disappointed, but I go forward” after trial was recommended in a match-fixing scandal. Today the Cremona prosecutor suggested 104 people indicted for sporting fraud …
Conte: ‘Bitter, but I go forward’ Read MoreCremona prosecutors have asked that 104 match-fixing suspects be brought to trial, including Italy CT Antonio Conte. It was revealed last month that the former Juventus Coach had been indicted …
Conte could face trial Read MoreCatania President Antonino Pulvirenti admits he’s considering his position, but affirms his ‘complete innocence’ in a match-fixing scandal. The Elefanti have been heavily implicated in the emerging ‘Goal Trains’ scandal, …
Pulvirenti: ‘Completely innocent’ Read MorePolice have made 17 arrests in connection with a match-fixing investigation, with the Savona-Teramo match under suspicion. Teramo won promotion from the Lega Pro B this term, sealing the deal …
Police make match-fixing arrests Read MoreItaly CT Antonio Conte admits that Juventus’ success this season surprised him, and calls the betting scandal a ‘painful experience.’ Conte left Turin to take charge of the Azzurri last …
Conte: Juventus surprised me Read MoreFIGC President Carlo Tavecchio says he feels sorry for Sepp Blatter, and backs Michel Platini to be his successor. Blatter announced yesterday that he will stand down as President of …
Tavecchio: ‘Sorry for Blatter’ Read MoreLega Serie B President Andrea Abodi wants tougher sentences for match-fixing, but points out ‘currently our League is not involved’. A new scandal erupted yesterday when it was revealed that …
Abodi: ‘Serie B not involved’ Read MoreFIGC President Carlo Tavecchio declared ‘we’re not police’ as a match-fixing scandal hits Serie D and Lega Pro. More than 50 people were arrested by prosecutors in Catanzaro, with charges …
Tavecchio: ‘We’re not police’ Read MoreFormer Atalanta Coach Stefano Colantuono has been interviewed this morning as part of ongoing match-fixing investigations. The tactician was replaced on the Orobici bench by Edy Reja earlier this month, …
Colantuono meets prosecutor Read MorePlayers’ Association President Damiano Tommasi warned the Parma situation is “intolerable” and risks a match-fixing scandal too. The club is in dire financial difficulties and even after it was sold …
Tommasi: ‘Parma chaos intolerable’ Read MoreRoberto Palmieri says that the ‘stefano160268’ listed in a reported new Calcioscommesse investigation is not Lazio captain Stefano Mauri. La Repubblica suggested that the player could be implicated in a …
‘Mauri not that Stefano’ Read MoreThe investigation into betting in Italian football opens a new chapter with Lazio under the spotlight. The authorities in Cesena have been continuing their investigation for several years and more …
New betting investigation evidence Read MoreFormer Milan midfielder Gennaro Gattuso has been officially cleared of involvement in the Calcioscommesse scandal.
Gattuso cleared of match fixing Read MoreTorino goalkeeper Jean-Francois Gillet had his Calcioscommesse ban cut from three years and seven months to just 13 months. His appeal was accepted by the TNAS tribunal this evening. The …
Gillet ban cut to 13 months Read MoreA decision on Stefano Mauri’s appeal against his nine month ban as part of the Calcioscommesse scandal has been delayed. Today the player’s legal representatives attended a third hearing at …
Mauri appeal verdict delayed Read More