Stadium: Juventus Stadium Turin, Capacity 41,000 The Juventus Stadium is quite simply the future of Italian football stadia. It is the first ultra-modern stadium in Serie A and Juventus own the...
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When Calcio Ruled the World: Roberto Nestor Sensini
Serie A has been lucky enough to witness some of the best South American footballing talent ever produced. From Il fenomeno Ronaldo to Gabriel Batistuta, or Cafu to Kaka,...
Read MoreClassic Match: Inter 3-1 Napoli 28/02/1990
The hopes and dreams of a city seem to be slowly but surely fading away for another year. Once again the juggernaut of Juventus has proven just that little...
Read MoreClassic Calcio Kits: Lazio Home 1993-95
Manufacturer: Umbro Shirt Sponsor: Banca Di Roma Years: 1993/95 Worn by: Alen Boksic, Giuseppe Signori, Paul Gascoigne, Alessandro Nesta and Aron Winter. Simple yet effective, that’s the best way...
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When Calcio Ruled the World: Lothar Matthaus
“He is the best rival I’ve ever had; I guess that’s enough to define him”. High praise indeed from Diego Maradona, one of the greatest footballers to have ever...
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Tales from the Peninsula: The Derby della Capitale final
Italy’s capital city is just as magical as the movies and the books make it out to be. A diverse and bustling centre filled with streams of tourists where...
Read MoreClassic Calcio Kits: Salernitana Home 1998/1999
Manufacturer: Ascis Shirt Sponsor: EXIGO Jeans and Casual Years: 1998/1999 Worn by: Marco Di Vaio, Gennaro Gattuso, Davide Di Michele and Rigobert Song The Granata shirt has always been...
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When Calcio Ruled the World: Sebastiano Rossi
Until recently, record breaking goalkeeper Sebastiano Rossi was only known by Serie A fans of a certain age. His name has been returned to the forefront however, as last...
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When Calcio Ruled the World: Walter Zenga
Walter Zenga kept goal for Italy and Internazionale for the best part of a decade. Nicknamed L’Uomo Ragno (Spiderman), Zenga’s incredible agility allowed him to make remarkable reaction saves that were...
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Lazio: The Alternative Club Guide
Stadium: Stadio Olimpico, capacity 70,634 This stadium is Rome’s second Coliseum but this one is active. Since its construction in 1910 it has been a venue for all manner...
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