
The Portuguese boss faced off with his former employers and broke hearts with a wild comeback win
League phase will continue until Jan. 27 after it picks up again Oct. 13
The Brazilian winger was sent off during the last home game against Villarreal after pulling Nathan Saliba's hair before scoring
The Nerazzurri are still the leading candidate for the Scudetto win, but Roma, Lazio and Como continue to apply pressure
A full slate of Champions League includes a return for Real Madrid's Jose Mourinho to his former club, Roma
The Giallorossi will host Real Madrid and their former coach on Wednesday at the Stadio Olimpico
A leaky back line, costly goalkeeping mistakes and seven losses in eight European games show Cristian Chivu's squad faces major structural issues that domestic form can no longer mask
Check out all the picks from our experts as the Champions League league phase rolls on
The Citizens will play their first home game since the charges as potentially massive punishments could come their way
Check out all the picks from our experts as the Champions League league phase rolls on
Elsewhere on the Golazo Starting XI newsletter, USWNT are in action Tuesday night vs. Spain
Elsewhere, Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti should be suspended after post-game confrontation in draw with Cagliar
The side led by Enzo Maresca won 3-0 at Anfield in their first match since the verdict came down
The Portuguese coach was reportedly furious after the game against Villarreal and decided to not talk with the media
Inter will host Parma at San Siro while Napoli try and rescue their season against Frosinone
Francesco Porzio is a soccer journalist. In 2025, he co-authored an investigative feature on the infiltration of the Italian mafia into Milan's football supporters, which was published on the front page of The Washington Post. He covers Serie A and European soccer on a daily basis and co-hosts a podcast with transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, regularly appearing across Romano's digital platforms. Born and based in Milan, Italy, he previously spent several years working in Germany as Senior Editor for OneFootball and graduated from John Cabot University in Rome. He believes that one "who knows only about football, knows nothing about football."