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Juventus Women are back in action for a big one this Friday, 24 January, with a Derby d’Italia on the agenda as second-placed Inter visit the Serie A leaders.At the start of play on Matchday 16,

Antonio Conte will face his past when Napoli host Juventus as he was not only an iconic Juventus player, but also one their most accomplished managers. But will need to beat the Bianconeri now, as he's leading the Serie A table with Napoli.

Following victories for both Milan and Inter in the Champions League on Wednesday night, Italy are currently in second place in the UEFA Association rankings,

With just one game left in this phase, Inter, Atalanta, Milan and Juventus are all at least guaranteed a play-off place, but four are close to securing direct access to the Champions League Round of

Lautaro Martinez scored a goal of the highest quality against hosts Sparta Prague to become Inter Milan’s joint highest scorer in the Champions League and take his side to the brink of a round of 16 place with their 1-0 victory on Wednesday.

Juventus, AC Milan and Inter Milan all are keen on Nuno Tavares, who is starring for Lazio after joining them on loan from Arsenal.

Former Italy coach Arrigo Sacchi has wrote off Juventus and AC Milan as title contenders. Juve defeated Milan on the weekend, with Sacchi declaring neither team can catch Napoli and Inter Milan.

Matchweek 22 of the Serie A takes us to the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium in Naples where Napoli are set to lock horns against Juventus.

Frattesi’s struggles at Inter present an opportunity for Juventus to reignite their interest and potentially add him to their squad. The midfielder’s desire for more game time aligns with Juve’s need for reinforcements,

Former Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti is among those who believe the race is now a two-horse battle between Napoli and Inter. He does not see Juventus or AC Milan recovering enough to challenge for the title. Speaking to Tuttojuve, Moratti shared his thoughts on the situation:

The 2024-25 Serie A season is in full swing as the usual giants aim to fight for the title, while other clubs hope they can pull off what Bologna did last season and surprisingly qualify for the Champions League.