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On October 15, 1972, Milan beat Atalanta 9-3 as the match at the San Siro went down in history as the Serie A match with the most goals scored ever

Milan vs Atalanta Throwback: The Match With the Most Goals Ever

People present at the San Siro Stadium on that day claim that the electronic scorecard went in tilt and lost track of the scorers. Others report that the referee Giunti run out of space in his notebook to list them. While such claims may fade into legend, one thing is for sure and it’s the score of the Serie A match with the most goals ever: On October 15, 1972, Milan beat Atalanta 9-3! Continue reading

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To remember Gianluca Vialli is to talk about a player who was truly out of the box. The word that best sums up his life and career is “unpredictable”

Serie A Heroes: Gianluca Vialli, an Ode to Unpredictability

To remember Gianluca Vialli is to talk about a player who was truly out of the box. Fuori dagli schemi, as we say in Italy. He was not the strongest of his generation, nor the most controversial. But he had a share of talent and rebelliousness big enough to make him a cult figure in the Belpaese of the 1980s. Perhaps the word that best sums up his life and career is “unpredictable”. Continue reading

Serie A Heroes: “Batigol” Batistuta, Firenze’s Legendary Marksman

Gabriel Omar Batistuta graced Italian football from 1991 to 2003, becoming a Fiorentina legend and winning a Scudetto with Roma. Tactically gifted, industriously astute and strikingly prolific, Batistuta was a force to be reckoned with when in full flow. A once-in-a-lifetime player who relentlessly terrorized defenses without a second thought. He also remained Argentina's top-scorer until Lionel Messi took over the record. Continue reading
Mike Maignan refused to comment on his Milan future in the presser before the Coppa Italia final, and the team is looking around.

Milan Keen on Serie A Duo to Eventually Succeed Maignan

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Mike Maignan refused to comment on his Milan future in the presser before the Coppa Italia final. The brass at this stage don’t have a firm indication whether he’ll take their latest contract offer. They have laid eyes on Marco Carnesecchi and Mile Svilar.
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If the "5th of May" is Inter’s worst nightmare, the equivalent for Juventus is the “Downpour in Perugia”, which took place on May 14, 2000

Today in Serie A – May 14, 2000: Calori’s Goal That Cost Juventus the Scudetto

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If the "Cinque Maggio" is Inter’s worst Serie A nightmare, the equivalent for Juventus is the infamous Diluvio di Perugia (“Downpour in Perugia”), which took place on May 14, 2000. That was the day when the Bianconeri lost 0-1 to Perugia in the last matchday of the 1999/2000 campaign and saw Lazio pass them in the last lap to win their second Scudetto.
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Despite a strong attempt by Bayer Leverkusen and being on the radar of a couple of top teams, Cesc Fabregas is expected to stay at Como.

Fabregas to Continue at Como and More Coaching News

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Despite a strong attempt by Bayer Leverkusen and being on the radar of a couple of top teams, Cesc Fabregas is expected to stay on the Como bench out of loyalty, as he’s under contract until 2028. He's highly influential on the transfer market.
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It was May 13, 2007, just a few days after the fifth anniversary of the "Cinque Maggio," when Inter beat Lazio 4-3

Today in Serie A – May 13, 2007: Inter Chased Away the Ghosts of the “Cinque Maggio”

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The Cinque Maggio (“5th of May”) is undoubtedly Inter’s most painful memory in recent times. This infamous date refers to May 5, 2002, when the Nerazzurri threw away a Scudetto that looked already won by shockingly falling 2-4 in the final round of Serie A to a Lazio side that had nothing left to fight for. From then on, every time the Beneamata squared off against the Biancocelesti, the image of Ronaldo Luis Nazario da Lima crying on the bench while his shell-shocked teammates let Lazio run riot, came back to haunt the Inter fans’ nightmares.
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