Serie A Spotlight Jake and Matt Fenech

The Serie A season has concluded, making it the perfect time to examine Serie A representatives at the Euros! We take a look at each game, share our thoughts on the international teams, and highlight players currently or formerly in Serie A. Tune in for a fun discussion!

The Serie B special is finally here!
Join us as we dive deep into Serie A's newly promoted teams: Venezia, Como, and Parma. We explore their journeys, tactical set ups, and key players,
We'll also take you through the thrilling playoffs that led to Venezia's promotion. Catch up on the action as we break down the knockout matches involving Brescia, Catanzaro, Palermo, Venezia, Cremonese, and Sampdoria. From standout performances to pivotal moments, we've got all the highlights and insights you need.

Join us as we kick back with Australia's next big comedian Anthony Locascio! We discuss Juventus, the Euros, Anthony's goalkeeping grandfather, and some of the naughtiest boys in Serie A...

The season has come to an end, and what a finale we got to witness. Empoli survived thanks to a late goal by Mbaye Niang to beat Roma. Davis' goal for Udinese against Frosinone saw the latter drop to Serie B.
In this episode, we discuss our tops, flops, and unsung heroes of each team, from Inter all the way down to Salernitana. We also provide Serie B playoff and European updates.

Atalanta have done it! They’ve beaten the unbeatable bayer Leverkusen in immaculate fashion to secure their first ever Europa League trophy. Join us as we run you through that match, the coppa italia final, matchday 37 in Serie A, the Serie B playoffs, and the Serie B playout between Bari and Ternana. We also take the time to give Ranieri, Allegri, and Gasperini their flowers.

Two games to go yet it's far from over. Inter, Milan, Juventus AND BOLOGNA have confirmed champions league football next season. Atalanta bested Roma in a head to head clash and are currently favourites to snatch that fifth spot. Fiorentina, Napoli and Torino continue to push for 'lower tier' European football, while Genoa, Monza and, most recently Lecce, have confirmed survival. Parma and Como have already confirmed their place in Serie A next season. The long awaited Serie B playoffs will be kicking off very soon, featuring the likes of Catanzaro, Palermo, Sampdoria, Venezia, Cremonese, and Brescia. Salernitana are the only team to have officially confirmed relegation. Two of Sassuolo, Udinese, Frosinone, Empoli, and Cagliari will be joining them...