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Careless Inter Surrender to Madrid in 2-3 Champions League Clash

November 3, 2020 Matteo Carnevale Assi di Coppe, Champions League, European Cups, Inter, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Real Madrid, Serie A 2 comments

Not even in the face of one of the least impressive Real Madrid sides in a few years did the Nerazzurri manage to grab some points in their third encounter in Group B of the Champions League. Antonio Conte's boys did give the impression they could come out with something out of their Madrid trip but paid for their defensive carelessness despite canceling a two-goal deficit.

On Tuesday, Round 3 of the Champions League group stage will kickoff, and we have a full preview dedicated for the four matches involving the Italian sides

Champions League Round 3 Preview and Expected Lineups

November 2, 2020 Michel Sakr Assi di Coppe, Atalanta, Champions League, Inter, Inter Milan, Italian Football, Juventus, Lazio, Liverpool, Real Madrid, Serie A

Last week's Champions League results saw the four Italian clubs end the second round of the group stage with not a single win between them, with Lazio, Atalanta and Inter all earning draws, and Juventus faltering against Barcelona. On Tuesday night, Round 3 of the Champions League group stage will kick-off, and here's our preview of the four matches involving the Italian sides.

The Roma striker saga has taken yet another search, as they now look to be finalizing a deal with Real Madrid for Borja Mayoral

Roma “Negotiating” Borja Mayoral Deal: Just Transfer Market Rumors?

September 26, 2020 Luke Phelps Italian Football, Roma, Serie A, Uncategorized

The Roma striker saga has taken yet another search, as they now look to be finalizing a deal with Real Madrid for Borja Mayoral. Last month, the stage was set for Arkadiusz Milik to become Roma's newest striker. The deal would in-turn see Edin Dzeko complete his move to Juventus but in an unexpected twist, Milik denied Roma's offer of 5M euros over five years.

Juventus End Their Striker Hunt With Alvaro Morata Return

September 22, 2020 Michel Sakr Calciomercato, FIGC, Italian Football, Italy, Juventus, Serie A, Serie A 2020-2021, Spain, Spanish Football, Stickers Swapping, Transfer Market One comment

So it's Alvaro after all! After months of speculations, new manager Andrea Pirlo has been finally given his desired striker, and it's no-other than his former teammate Alvaro Morata who is set to complete a sensational comeback to Juventus on an initial loan deal from Atletico Madrid. But, does Morata have what it takes to break into the formidable Juve starting lineup?

This summer, Italian football is set to bid farewell to Gonzalo Higuain, who broke the Serie A goalscoring record with 36 goals during the 2015-16 season

Ciao Gonzalo! Italian Football Bids Farewell To Recordman Higuain

September 15, 2020 Michel Sakr AC Milan, Argentina, Argentinian Football, Calciomercato, Chelsea, FIGC, Fiorentina, Italian Football, Italy, Juventus, Napoli, Serie A, Serie A 2020-2021, Transfer Market

The transfer market is a time to welcome new exciting arrivals to our favorite clubs, and unfortunately a time to wave goodbye for some of our most beloved sports heroes. This summer, the Italian football world is set to bid farewell to the man who shattered the Serie A goalscoring record with 36 goals during the 2015-2016 season, as Gonzalo Higuain is about to join Inter Miami.

Man City Book UCL Quarter-Finals With Convincing Win Over Real

August 8, 2020 Luke Phelps Assi di Coppe, Champions League, European Cups, Manchester City, Real Madrid

Manchester City booked a place in the Champions League Quarter-Finals on Friday night with a convincing win over Real Madrid. Both teams lined up for their first European outings since February. A red hot day in the UK saw both sides slowing down ever so slightly, but the goals soon came, with Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus securing City's win.

The Grass Is Greener: What To Expect from La Liga 2019-2020?

August 27, 2019 Carlos Molano Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Liga, Liga 2019-2020, Real Madrid, Spanish Football, The Grass Is Greener

After two weeks of La Liga, and looking at the performances and stats of the teams, we can already draw some first conclusions. The Spanish Big Three are still the main favorites for the title. Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid are the only real candidates to lift the trophy, argues Carlos Molano for The Cult of Calcio.

The Grass Is Greener: Will Vinicius Join Viral Valladolid?

November 4, 2018 Carlos Molano Liga, Real Madrid, The Grass Is Greener, Valladolid

Right before last summer, Real Valladolid unexpectedly won the playoffs of the Spanish Segunda Division, getting promoted to play in La Liga. After struggling for four seasons in the second tier of Iberian football, the dream of a city, the dream of a region became true. Who would have thought that Ronaldo Nazario de Lima could show some interest in buying the club?

Assi di Coppe: Atlètico Win Euro Derby to Capture Super Cup

August 16, 2018 Diego Ottaviano Assi di Coppe, Atletico Madrid, European Cups, Real Madrid, Super Cup

What a start, gentlemen! What a game! The European football season officially kicked off yesterday with a new edition of El Derbi Madrileño between Real and Atlètico. The Colchoneros stunned their more famous city rivals and incumbent Champions League title holders, prevailing 4-2 after extra time to capture the UEFA Super Cup 2018.

The Grass Is Greener: Real Madrid’s Road to Kiev

May 19, 2018 Carlos Molano Champions League, The Grass Is Greener

The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence, they say. We may be in love with Italian calcio, but there’s more to football than what happens south of the Alps. As the Champions League Final approaches, The Cult of Calcio’s Spanish correspondent Carlos Molano takes a look at Real Madrid’s road towards Kiev, mixing personal memories with the club’s recent history.

Totti’s “Gufata” Fulfills: Juve Pick Real in UCL Draw!

March 17, 2018 Matteo Carnevale Assi di Coppe, Barcelona, Champions League, Juventus, Real Madrid, Roma, Totti

“Gufare.” There is no better verb to express the sublime pleasure Italian football fans feel, when genuinely wishing the worst to their rivals. Former Roma legend Francesco Totti performed a top-class “gufata” yesterday during the Champions League quarterfinals draw, as he was caught by cameras wishing longtime rival Juventus to be paired with Real Madrid - which promptly happened a few seconds later.

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