Italian football season 2023/24

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Sagy wrote: Sun May 05, 2024 05:17 FT - Sassuolo vs Inter 1-0
These six points will probably only make a difference to the history books.

Genoa Sassuolo
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Lazio Cagliari

Not an easy schedule, i don't know if 6 points will be enough for Sassuolo, probably not. They need at least 7.
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Two important clashes in the battle to avoid relegation early today:

Cagliari - Lecce : they are playing now, Cagliari is leading 1 - 0 after 40 minutes.

Empoli - Frosinone : they are playing at 15:00.

Tonight, AS Roma - Juventus at 20:45 is another interesting match for the CL spots race.
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Sagy wrote: Sun May 05, 2024 05:17
offside wrote: Sun May 05, 2024 01:35
angel_87 wrote: Sat May 04, 2024 22:47 FT - Sassuolo vs Inter 1-0

I can't believe it, the hosts were at serious risk of relegation to ''B'', with the 3 points they relaunch themselves and still hope!!
Curiosity: 6 points out of 6 for Sassuolo against Inter this season.
Internazionale lost only 2 matches this season in Serie A, both against Sassuolo!
These six points will probably only make a difference to the history books. However, still amazing that the only two loses of a league champions are to a team that was (will be at this point) relegated.
I had the vague recollection that I had seen something like this happen in the times of Hepta-champion Lyon, and voila:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003%E2%80%9304_Ligue_1

Relegated Guingamp did the double against OL, and in a heavily contested championship, mind you, unlike with Inter. Still, those were 2 among 7 total defeats.
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mspm89 wrote: Sun May 05, 2024 23:24
Sagy wrote: Sun May 05, 2024 05:17
offside wrote: Sun May 05, 2024 01:35

Internazionale lost only 2 matches this season in Serie A, both against Sassuolo!
These six points will probably only make a difference to the history books. However, still amazing that the only two loses of a league champions are to a team that was (will be at this point) relegated.
I had the vague recollection that I had seen something like this happen in the times of Hepta-champion Lyon, and voila:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003%E2%80%9304_Ligue_1

Relegated Guingamp did the double against OL, and in a heavily contested championship, mind you, unlike with Inter. Still, those were 2 among 7 total defeats.
Yeah, not the only two losses of the league champions, but still incredible. @mspm89, really good memory for remembering that.
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Tonight one of the most beautiful moment of the season start: the Serie C hunger games series, 28 teams involved for 1 place in Serie B.

9 will go out tonight, 9 will survive (for a few more days).
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Breaking news,
The league match between Atalanta and Fiorentina will be on 2024/06/02 18:00 local time.
As you know, the final round of this season"s Serie A is on 2024/05/26.
They just do not want to delay the Coppa Italia final between Atalanta and Juventus which is on 2024/05/15.
Unbelievable……
Atalanta's run of two matches-one week is so crazy.
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Here is the question.
If Atalanta win Europa league and finish 6th in Serie A, will Italy have 6 teams in next season's Champions League?
In this case, whether Atalanta win Coppa Italia or not, the number the Serie A teams playing next season's Europa League should reduce to 1. Am I right?
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Vardy also yesterday in Como stadiun to follow the match which then decreed the promotion from Serie B to Serie A
https://twitter.com/Lega_B/status/1788998485376655852

Also Thierry Henry https://www.instagram.com/p/C6zDWcioypx ... 45f1d521f1

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oliverguo wrote: Sat May 11, 2024 04:02 Here is the question.
If Atalanta win Europa league and finish 6th in Serie A, will Italy have 6 teams in next season's Champions League?
In this case, whether Atalanta win Coppa Italia or not, the number the Serie A teams playing next season's Europa League should reduce to 1. Am I right?
1) 6 teams in UCL 24-25 if --> Atalanta wins the Europa League and finishes fifth in Serie A or Atalanta win the Europa League and finish from 6th place in Serie A.

2) Serie A gained an additional Champions League place as a result of Italy finishing as one of the two associations with the highest coefficient points in 2023–24. This prize is secondary to the rights of the UCL and UEL title holders. Consequently, in this season this berth could be passed to the sixth-placed team if Atalanta win the 2023–24 UEFA Europa League and finish 5th.

regarding your 2nd question, perhaps the answer is provided by wikipedia (Serie A 23-24):
The 2023–24 Coppa Italia winners (Atalanta or Juventus) also qualify for the Europa League league phase. If the Coppa Italia winners finish in the top six, the Europa League spot will be passed to the seventh-placed team, and the Conference League spot will be passed to the eighth-placed team.
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Milan beats Cagliari 5-1 and is certain of finishing 2nd, therefore will participate in the next 4-teams ''Supercoppa Italiana''.
While previously: Napoli vs Bologna 0-2 (guests ever closer to reaching a historic goal, namely the UCL).
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I am very happy for Bologna, new faces in the CL are always very welcomed in this almost closed circle.

I am also a big Atalanta fan for next 2 weeks, good luck to them in each competition. Finishing such an excellent season with empty hands would be too brutal, so I simply have to root for them.
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Meanwhile in the Serie C Play-Off we are down to 13 teams from 28. This morning the draw for the next round was done (first leg on Tuesday, second on Saturday). Yes, teams have only 48 hours to organize the away game :dontknow:

Triestina - Benevento
Atalanta U23 - Catania
Taranto - Vicenza
Perugia - Carrarese
Juventus U23 - Casertana


The last three teams wll enter in the next round (Padova, Torres and Avellino).
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angel_87 wrote: Sat May 11, 2024 22:42While previously: Napoli vs Bologna 0-2 (guests ever closer to reaching a historic goal, namely the UCL).
I wonder if also Napoli is close to reach something historical: the worst Serie A season for the Serie A title holder. :grin1:
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Really hot UCL race with the victory of Atalanta who beat Roma 2-1.
With this result Bologna and Juventus are officially in CL 24-25.

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The CL race is almost over. Atalanta need only three more points and they have three games left.
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