Covering all things calcio.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 9 hours 17 minutes
Totti says farewell, and Juventus face their moment of truth
Following Francesco Totti's 786th and final appearance for Roma, the guys reflect on one of the biggest influences in Italian football. Even Daniel Donato Grossi, one of Totti's biggest critics, has some nice things to say.
Roma halt Juve’s party plans, and Atalanta celebrate Europe
Marco "The Intern" Principe and Daniel Donato Grossi step in to discuss Roma's crucial victory over Juventus, Napoli's high-flying offence, and the wild relegation race.
No one wants Europa League, and racism in Italy persists
The race for the Europa League fails to excite the guys in studio, who have reason to believe neither Milan nor Inter actually want a qualification spot.
Game over: Lazio end Roma’s title push in lopsided derby
Simone Inzaghi's Lazio kicked a toothless Roma side out of the Scudetto race with an emphatic victory in the derby, with Juventus now a nearly-insurmountable nine points ahead.
Cautious optimism: Can Milan return to greatness?
Forbes writer Bobby McMahon discusses the pros and cons of AC Milan's €740-million Chinese takeover, while TSN's Kristian Jack talks up Juventus.
Stereo Serie A Short: Talking Juventus with Adam Digby
Juvenuts expert Adam Digby joins host Marco 'Kubani' D'Onofrio to discuss his club's chances of eliminating Barcelona, and what the future holds for the Bianconeri.
Sudden death: What’s gone wrong at Inter?
The Nerazzurri have fallen out of the Champions League race in little more than a week, but as SempreInter founder Nima Tavallaey explains, their problems are nothing new.
Public enemy No. 1: Higuain’s return quieter than expected
Gonzalo Higuain's first appearance at the San Paolo since his acrimonious departure to Juventus falls flat, as Napoli proves it has moved on from the Argentine.
Slipping away: Inter’s Champions League hopes dashed
Inter's 2-2 draw with Torino may have been a neutral's dream, but it severely damaged the Nerazzurri's chances of ending a five-year Champions League drought.
More controversy: Juve’s late penalty sets Serie A ablaze
A 95th-minute penalty to Juventus has Italian football up in arms, as Milan misses a chance to take four points out of a possible six against the defending champion.