Italian Serie A 2022/2023

[CafeCordoba]

When Bournemouth beats Liverpool and Brentford beats Manchest United we hear the PL called the best and most competitive league in the world.

What's wrong about Spezia, Empoli and Monza winning a game against a top team every now and then?

This is an excellent point.

Most of the matches in Serie A are not free points anymore. Most of these lesser teams actually know how to play and top teams need to put full effort to get the points if the lesser team just comes to the match with a real attitude.

 

[Glass box]

Imagine Juventus finish second even with the points deduction

 

[.h.]

apparently its fine and we're just gonna rely on rivals to keep fucking up to ensure top 4

 

[dynasty27]

Whenever i see Dybala score i want to break something

Now Bremer says hi too

 

[Il Drago]

Juve

 

[NimAraya]

Lol wtf just happened? They will bounce back tho. Sampdoria is trash.

 

[Il Drago]

Most competitive league in the world

 

[Dave54]

2:2

 

[brakbrak]

Now Bremer says hi too

Bremer doesn't hurt as much as we didn't have the money. We could have got Dybala and it was worth the "gamble" because healthy Dybala is a sure thing and there's no way he would have been on free transfer had he been healthy all the time.

 

[ElDuccio]

If we weren't morons we'd already have CL football tied up and could focus exclusively on the CL ties, and yet

well, appart from Napoli everyone can say the same thing now. Milan, Juve, Lazio and Roma.. at least we are still in Coppa and CL, it's not too bad.

 

[ElDuccio]

Lega Serie A have approved a new formula for the Italian Supercup, which will see four clubs involved from 2024.


Multiple reports in Italy claim Lega Serie A has agreed to change the format of the competition from next year.

It was a match between the Coppa Italia and the title winners, but from 2024, it will also involve the second-placed in Serie A and the Coppa Italia Finalist.

Inter have won the most recent edition, beating their city rivals Milan 3-0 in Riyadh in January 2023.

Gazzetta says the next two editions will also be played in Saudi Arabia.

The Supercoppa Final used to be the first official match of the season in Italy, but has often been played in January and abroad, following commercial partnerships with China and Saudi Arabia.

The first time it was played abroad was in 1993, when Milan and Torino met in Washington. It was followed by another edition in Lybia almost 10 years later (2002), another one in the States (2003), four in China (2009, 2011, 2012 and 2015) and two in Doha (from 2014 until 2016). Three of the last four editions were played in Riyadh.

 

[brehme1989]

Low importance trophy just got even less important.

Didn't they teach these guys that multiplying a fraction gives you a lower number?

 

[Puma]

The Italian Super cup and Inter being broke are the only reasons Simone Inzaghi still has a job: a Mickey Mouse cup that is used to legitimise our recent "success".

 

[Dave54]

Good chance to score on Milan.

 

[Helenio Herrera]

I hate the idea of trying to make the domestic super cup more exciting by having it abroad with more teams involved

 

[NimAraya]

Zlatan at this age and despite many injuries is still more dangerous than our forwards.

 

[alvaro]

Kalulu just stopped Milan player from scoring lol.

 

[NimAraya]

Kalulu just stopped Milan player from scoring lol.

Just did his job as a defender.

 

[alvaro]

Theo would be a solid contender for a captain's role in a all stars CUNTS team.

 

[NimAraya]

Still second