Soccer Made in Italy

A matchday without big clashes turns into an earthquake at the summit: Napoli fall, Milan stumble, Inter surge clear at the top. A hugely important win for Juventus. It was supposed to be a classic transition round, with no shocks […]

At the Dall’Ara, the most compelling fixture of a matchday with no traditional heavyweight clashes. A high-table showdown also awaits at the Olimpico between Roma and Como. In a Serie A moving toward a new era, it’s telling that on

Roma, Bologna and Fiorentina deliver three wins out of three, with Ferguson and Bernardeschi stealing the spotlight and Fiorentina finding answers from their stars. Today’s Smith Soccer Coffee, made in Italy, is dedicated to the Italian teams’ clean sweep in

A sweet cup for Juventus and a bitter brew for Napoli as Italian clubs split wins and losses across the Champions League. Smit’s Thursday Espresso arrives as we wait for today’s Europa League and Conference League fixtures, with Italy’s Champions

La Dea overturn the world champions with a brilliant performance, while Inter fall again in the final minutes: the late penalty against Liverpool weighs heavily. Good morning, everyone. Today’s coffee — a proper espresso, just the way we like it

Read the Editorial in Italian on ilNewyorkese Between Conte’s team and Spalletti’s, at the moment, there are two clear levels of difference—despite Napoli’s injury emergency—and it was fully visible on the pitch. Mission accomplished: Antonio Conte has succeeded in bringing

Spalletti returns to the Maradona as Juventus manager, while Conte faces the club that shaped his legacy. The headline match of Serie A’s 14th round is inevitably Napoli–Juventus — a clash that carries weight in the standings but also a

Conte’s side mirrored Roma’s setup and won thanks to a counterattack finished by Neres. Controversies exploded in both Rome and Milan. The big match between Roma and Napoli delivered a stunning atmosphere at the Stadio Olimpico: yet another sellout for

The marquee matchup of Matchday 13 will take place Sunday night at the Stadio Olimpico — with top spot on the line. Between first-place Roma and sixth-place Como (who beat Sassuolo in Friday’s opener), there are only three points. That

No draws in the seven matches played from Tuesday to Thursday: five wins and two losses. Purple meltdown: Fiorentina is the one sour note in an otherwise positive stretch of European games. The three-match European run for Italian clubs ends