Massimiliano Alvini hints at a move to Fiorentina
“It’s the best in Tuscany; it’s a glorious, important, and well-coached team,” he said.
“It’s the best in Tuscany; it’s a glorious, important, and well-coached team,” he said.
High tension at the end of the match at Franchi Stadium
“I’ve been talking to you for years on TV shows, on the radio, and on social media,” says Alessandro Corvi.
The controversy over Joao Mario’s handball in the Fiorentina penalty area continues to dominate the headlines.
A huge number of Juventus fans took to social media to protest the penalty kick that wasn’t called after Joao Mario handled the ball.
There will be plenty of talk about what happened at the Franchi Stadium, featuring Joao Mario, a Fiorentina player and former Juventus player
“Usually, if the ball comes after a teammate has touched it, people tend to let it slide, but in this case, it seems to me there’s enough time to react and pull your arm away.”
The handball by Joao Mario in the Fiorentina penalty area is the talk of the town.
The incident involving Joao Mario around the 80th minute is sparking a lot of debate.
One point each for the Viola and the Bianconeri. Pellegrino and Njie scored for the home team, while Woltemade and Bremer scored for the visitors.
The creator of a humorous sticker decided to rename the German center forward after one of the most unlikely and unforgettable actors in the history of Italian cinema.
Pellegrino, Njie, Mastantuono, and Valdepeñas scored for the Viola, rendering Laurienté’s two goals for the Neroverdi meaningless.
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The Orobici took the lead with goals from De Ketelaere, Njie, and Joao Mario, but Zalewski scored the equalizer to make it 2-2.
The Bianconeri are considering the possibility of finding a new club for the player.
The controversy over the refereeing in the Inter-Fiorentina match has not yet died down
The come-from-behind victory over Fiorentina has not put an end to the debate over Inter’s attitude
Controversies surrounding refereeing decisions are back in the spotlight following the Inter-Fiorentina match, with a controversial play that sparked debate during the game won by the Nerazzurri
Two controversial plays involving Marcus Thuram in the Inter-Fiorentina match, which was decided by a penalty kick converted by Piotr Zielinski in the 97th minute for a final 2-1 victory for Inter.
With one week to go before the derby, Chivu’s team is tied with Lazio for first place with 22 points, four points ahead of Roma and five ahead of Como
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There was a lot of debate over the first of the three goals scored by the Larian team and over Pongracic’s disallowed goal during the seemingly endless stoppage time in the first half.
What happened at the “Franchi” has fueled controversy, especially on social media, with the Milanese journalist holding nothing back.
What makes the situation particularly interesting is the player’s contractual status
Goals by Osmajic and Messias—both scored in the first 15 minutes—proved decisive, while Vasquez’s own goal in the second half brought the game back into play, though the Rossoblù still managed to secure the win.
The Fiorentina defender has effectively confirmed the imminent renewal of his contract through 2029, with an option to extend the deal for an additional season.
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“I feel confident in saying that without my support, this game would never have been played.”
“I feel confident in saying that without my support, this game would never have been played.”
Known for having infuriated his former Fiorentina and Juventus fans in the past, Juan Cuadrado is also facing heavy criticism in his home country.