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Few sides expose the value of space quite like a Sarri team. Juventus invited Atalanta to dominate possession, only for their compact block to limit the routes forward before Conceição exploited the space out wide, with Spalletti’s side then controlling the second half and Bremer’s set-piece finish completing a disciplined victory. Tactical analysis and match […]

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Ruben Amorim’s Milan suffered a 2-0 home defeat to Benfica in their Europa League opener, with Dodi Lukébakio and Jakub Kamiński striking either side of half-time. Benfica punished Milan’s defensive lapses and looked more dangerous in key moments, while the hosts struggled to turn their possession and attacking spells into clear chances. Despite Amorim’s second-half […]

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The Scudetto was impressive, but Cristian Chivu still has a point to prove in managing the big games. One victory will not resolve these questions, especially in the crazy context of this result. However, Internazionale has still shown enough to prove that they are the foreseeable force of Serie A football.   Tactical analysis and match report […]

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Maurizio Sarri’s Atalanta faced a Bologna side beginning a new chapter under Domenico Tedesco. The visitors quickly established greater control through their possession, pressing and attacking combinations, while Atalanta struggled to create consistent opportunities in the final third. Despite Bologna’s territorial dominance and superior chance creation, Sarri’s side remained resilient before Lazar Samardžić struck deep […]

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Como picked up where they left off. Despite a close margin in both goals and expected goals, Como were head and shoulders above a Napoli team with no sense of direction, even if they were afforded some late pressure.   Tactical analysis and match report by Joel Parker.  Two of Serie A’s Champions League representatives […]

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With the 2026/27 Serie A season beginning at the Stadio Olimpico, Gian Piero Gasperini’s Roma had the opportunity to make an immediate statement against a Fiorentina side starting a new era under Fabio Grosso. The hosts quickly established control through their intensity, pressing and attacking rotations, with Paulo Dybala and Donyell Malen proving almost impossible […]

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For the first time in their modern history, Como will hear the Champions League anthem echo around the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, as Cesc Fàbregas completed one of the most remarkable projects in recent Italian football. On a historic evening in Cremona, Como dismantled Cremonese with technical superiority, relentless verticality and overwhelming attacking fluidity, sealing a […]

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