Serie A Superthread

10 hours of Serie A live action tomorrow, starting with Bologna vs leaders Inter in the morning. Milan vs Roma and Juve vs Napoli look the pick of the games and nice to see they're kicking off in the evening. Hopefully Covid cases don't scupper the fixtures.

The papers are all saying the Bologna, Atalanta, Fiorentina and Salernitana games won't be played today and that the Juve game is unlikely too. The lega won't postpone the games so we'll end up with the same situation as happened between Juve and Napoli last season, it's a joke that the lega are insisting the games go ahead when they know what will happen from that match so why not just postpone? It only hurts the league's image this way.

Are Inter not playing today ?

The game was supposed to be at 11:30 but the Bologna players were ordered to quarantine by the ASL so they didn't turn up, game was abandoned and Inter awarded a 3-0 win but Bologna will appeal and the game will be rescheduled. Everybody knew it was going to happen before Inter travelled but the lega refused to postpone matches so Inter had to turn up to the stadium. Still not sure what will happen with Juve v Napoli but it looks like going ahead seeing as Napoli have already travelled, even if some of the players who travelled can't play.

Nothing like walking in the door from work to see Jr. celebrate goal 2 for Milan

Napoli leading Juve 1-0 via Mertens. Think De Ligt would have cleared it but for Szczesny's touch.

1-1. Chiesa equalises through a deflection.

It ends a draw. Juve players not happy the ref didn't let them take the corner at the end. Good game. Juve need to take their chances. Icardi maybe on the way...

He's not the best or even close sadly. He looks great due to his energy and certainly has the ability to beat average markers but look at him in the CL where he spent his time running into people and falling over and along with Keisse was the biggest disappointment of that campaign.

I did love the shot after the match yesterday where he is still kicking off after winning 3-1 and Pioli is just giggling at him in a "that's Theo" sort of way

Yeah good point, Davis also up there.

Maitland-Niles making his debut for Roma against Juve. Tough task facing Chiesa and co.

What a game!

I'm actually stuck in Italy with covid and have been thoroughly enjoying the Serie A matches this week. A Juve fan - or maybe a Lazio fan - in the apartment block has been going absolutely mad the last 15 minutes.

Muriniho needs to bring in the lawyers… sue the ref, sue the leaugue , sue the players….

I could think of far worse places to be stuck!

Atalanta vs Inter ends goalless. Didn't expect that. Caught the final 25 minutes where Handanovic had to make a good stop.

Saw highlights of Venezia's draw with Empoli earlier. Didn't realise Nani had signed for Venezia. He got an assist off the bench.

HT Milan 1-0 Spezia

Milan with most of the ball and chances but Provedal was playing a blinder in goals until he scuffed a backpass and gave away a penalty in the 44 min. Theo then stepped up and put the penalty wide.

Within a minute though Milan played a long ball out of defense to put Leao 1v1 with the keeper who he chipped for a goal