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Views: Visits 8 FC Internazionale supporters celebrate at Piazza Duomo in Milan on May 2, 2021, after the team won the Italian Serie A Championship title. (Photo by Piero CRUCIATTI / AFP) Thousands thronged onto the Milan streets on Sunday as Inter claimed a first Serie A title in 11 years to end rivals Juventus’ nine-year reign. Antonio Conte’s side clinched their 19th Scudetto after Atalanta drew 1-1 at Sassuolo to leave the ‘Nerazzurri’ 13 points clear with four games remaining. Conte had started Juve’s record run, winning the first three titles in a streak that stre...

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Inter end Juventus dynasty to return to summit of Italian football Milan (AFP) – Inter Milan claimed the Serie A title on Sunday for the first time in 11 years to end Juventus’ nine-year reign in Italy. Antonio Conte’s side clinched their 19th ‘Scudetto’ after nearest rivals Atalanta drew 1-1 at Sassuolo to leave the ‘Nerazzurri’ 13 points clear with four games remaining. Conte had started Juventus’s record run, winning the first three titles in a streak that stretched from 2012 to 2020. The 51-year-old took over Inter in 2019 and lifted the trophy after finishing second last...

Milan (AFP) – Inter Milan claimed the Serie A title on Sunday for the first time in 11 years to end Juventus’ nine-year reign in Italy. Antonio Conte’s side clinched their 19th ‘Scudetto’ after nearest rivals Atalanta drew 1-1 at Sassuolo to leave the ‘Nerazzurri’ 13 points clear with four games remaining. Conte had started Juventus’s record run, winning the first three titles in a winning streak that stretched from 2012 to 2020. The 51-year-old took over Inter in 2019 and lifted the trophy after finishing second last season. “I’m astonished,” said Conte.  “We’re b...

European Super League Q&A: Why it failed - and will clubs try again? By Simon StoneBBC Sport 'I don't think that project is now still up and running' - Agnelli on ESL It has been an extraordinary few days in European football. The biggest clubs on the continent quit the Champions League, then returned, humiliated and apologetic in fewer than 48 hours. In between they were hit with a whirlwind of vitriol, the anger and criticism coming in wave after wave. Eventually it was too much, and the project crumbled. So, where did it all go wrong, what happens now and are the issues that led to the cre...