Lazio
Bologna
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The Italian Super Cup will once again be held outside of Italy
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The ban sparked immediate speculation over Sarri’s future
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Maurizio Sarri has opened up about his emotional return to Lazio, describing the past year as one of the most difficult periods of his life
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The 65-year-old tactician replaces Marco Baroni
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In a surprising development, Lazio are reportedly working to bring back former manager Maurizio Sarri, offering the veteran coach a contract worth €2.8 million per year
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Bologna wrapped up their campaign with a flat display at home
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The modern era of the Serie A championship in Italy began in the 1929–30 season
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Inter Milan missed a crucial opportunity to reclaim top spot
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Inter Milan boss Simone Inzaghi is set to name his strongest available lineup for tonight’s Serie A showdown with Lazio, dealing a major blow to the Roman club’s hopes of securing Champions League qualification
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The victory also secured a spot in the 2025–26 UEFA Europa League, a feat that looked increasingly unlikely based on their Serie A standing alone
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Tonight, Italian football will crown its cup champion as AC Milan and Bologna clash in the final of the Coppa Italia at the iconic Stadio Olimpico in Rome
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Juventus dropped two vital points in the race for Champions League qualification
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With only two games left in the campaign, every point matters
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Juventus were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw
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Lazio claimed a hard-fought 1–0 victory over relegation-threatened Empoli
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The Biancocelesti fall out of the Serie A Top 4, a serious blow in the race for Champions League qualification
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For Bologna, it’s another statement result in what has been a standout campaign
