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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Inter - Lazio is definitely the highlight of this round in Serie A, but we note a few matches you might want to tune into while you’re waiting for Sunday night.

  • Kirsten Schlewitz

    Kirsten Schlewitz

    Inter Milan Vs. Lazio, 2012 Serie A: Preview

    In other words, that’s why they play the games, huh?

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  • Kim McCauley

    Kim McCauley

    Atalanta Vs. Juventus, 2012 Serie A: Bianconeri Guarantee Top Spot At Halfway Point

    Juventus had a number of first half opportunities that they failed to convert, and they probably should have won this game by four or five goals. It was an excellent complete performance, much more dominant than the scoreboard indicates.

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  • Kim McCauley

    Kim McCauley

    AS Roma Vs. Cesena, 2012 Serie A: Giallorossi Run Riot

    The home side was content to sit on their lead, but Citadin Eder netted for the visitors in the 58th minute. That seemed to piss off Roma just a bit, and they went on to score two more goals in the next 12 minutes simply because they could, pushing the score to 5-1. If Enrique and his team weren’t so nice, this probably could have been something like 8-0.

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  • Kirsten Schlewitz

    Kirsten Schlewitz

    Serie A 2012, Week 19 Preview And Schedule: Nothing Too Exciting In This Round

    Sometimes, I just look for reasons to use photos of Vincenzo Montella. Especially in the rain.
    Sometimes, I just look for reasons to use photos of Vincenzo Montella. Especially in the rain.
    Sometimes, I just look for reasons to use photos of Vincenzo Montella. Especially in the rain.

    Anyway, let’s focus on this week, shall we? Not that there’s a lot terribly exciting to take in. The highlight of the week is undoubtedly Inter - Lazio, especially with the nerazzurri having announced they’re back in the title race. But don’t worry, we’ll have a full preview of that one up!

    Saturday kicks off with Roma hosting Cesena, which should be an easy victory for the home side, given that the Seahorses are still mired in the relegation zone. The day ends with Juventus traveling to Atalanta, which, again, should bring no surprises. Juve’s unbeaten run has got to end at some point, but likely not in Bergamo -- although we could very well see yet another draw from the Old Lady.

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