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ITALIAN FOOTBALL 

1992/93
Italian Serie A - Lazio (3) @ (5) AC Milan - The Champions entertained a Paul Gascoigne-led Lazio side and put on a show of football as goals from Ruud Gullit, Jean Piere Papin, Simone and 2 from Marco Van Basten (in his final season) sealed the win (9, 1 Disc, CH4 - Brackley/Wilkins, PAL)

1993/94
Italian Serie A - AC Milan (0) @ (1) Napoli - Napoli halted Milan's charge to the Scudetto with a shock win at the Stadio San Paolo. The hero was Paolo Di Canio who scored a sensational goal in the 79th minute. He beat 2 defenders and the goalkeeper with a left foot shot from a tight angle, then celebrated in typical Di Canio style. Napoli also featured Fabio Cannavaro and Daniel Fonseca. AC Milan featured Paolo Maldini, Franco Baresi, Marcel Desailly, Jean-Pierre Papin and Zvonomir Boban (8, 1 Disc, Channel 4 - Brackley/Howe, PAL)

1998/99
Italian Serie A - Lazio (3) v (3) Roma - Roma stunned their big rivals with a big comeback in the Stadio Olympico. Lazio held a 3-1 lead in the 69th minute before Roma, led by Francesco Totti, staged a fight-back and scored 2 goals in 4 minutes to earn a draw. The Roma goals came from Marco Delvecchio, Eusebio Di Francesco and Totti, with the Totti goal coming in the 82nd minute, his 1st in the Derby della Capitale. The Lazio goals came from Roberto Mancini (2) and Marcelo Salas. Roma also featured Paulo Sergio and Damiano Tommasi. Lazio also featured Siniša Mihajlovic and Pavel Nedved (8, ESPN Classic re-broadcast, 1 Disc, RAI - Unknown, PAL)

2000/01
Italian Serie A - Parma (1) @ (3) Roma - Roma won their third ever Serie A title with a victory over Parma on the final day of the season, beating Juventus to the title by 2 points. Roma started the better and led 2-0 at the half with goals from Francesco Totti and Vincenzo Montella. Roma sealed the victory with a goal from Gabriel Batistuta in the 77th minute and even a consolation goal from Marco Di Vaio 4 minutes later couldn't spoil the party as Roma held on for the title. Roma also featured coach Fabio Capello, Emerson, Aldair and Cafu. Parma also featured goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, Lillian Thuram, Fabio Cannavaro, Diego Fuser and Savo Milosevic (8, 1 Disc, Channel 4 - Brackley/Jordan, PAL)

2004/05
Italian Serie A - Juventus (1) @ (0) AC Milan - Juventus wrapped up the scudetto with a close win over their nearest challengers. A David Trezeguet goal was all that was needed as AC failed to find the breakthrough (9, 2 Discs, Eurosport - Farrar/Hamilton, PAL)

2008/09
Italian Serie A - AC Milan (1) @ (2) Inter Milan - In the first ever Serie A game broadcast by the BBC, league-leading Inter Milan used 2 goals in the first half from Adriano and Stankovic to see off the biggest rivals. AC Milan pushed hard in the 2nd half to get back in the game and Pato scored on 71 minutes but the Inter defense held firm to see out the game. AC Milan featured Paolo Maldini, in his last ever Milan derby, and David Beckham (10, 2 Discs, BBC - Mowbray/Bright, PAL)

Italian Serie A - AC Milan (2) @ (0) Fiorentina - On the final day of the season, AC Milan bid farewell to star player and Captain Paolo Maldini, who played his 902nd and final match before retirement. 2nd half goals from Kaka and Pato gave AC Milan the win and secured them a Champions League place for the next season. The game also proved the last at AC Milan for Kaka, who moved to Real Madrid, and for coach Carlo Ancelotti who left to coach Chelsea (10, 1 Disc, FSC - Miles, NTSC)

2009/10
Italian Serie A - Inter Milan (1) @ (0) Siena - On the final day of the season, Inter won their 5th straight title with a 1-0 win over Siena. A 2nd half goal from Diego Milito was enough to take the win. Inter coach Jose Mourinho claimed his 2nd straight Scudetto and Inter claimed their 18th, beating AC Milan for most titles. Coverage includes the Trophy Presentation (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Proudfoot/Burley, PAL)

2010/11
Italian Serie A - Lazio (3) @ (4) Napoli - #3 Napoli continued their chase of a Scudetto with a sensational comeback win against #5 Lazio. Lazio took a 2-0 lead early in the 2nd half with goals from Stefano Mauri and Andre Dias before Napoli levelled the game with 2 goals in 2 minutes from Andrea Dossena and Edinson Cavani. Lazio re-took the lead with an own goal before Cavani completed his hat-trick with 2 more goals, the 2nd coming with 2 minutes remaining. The game ended with a small bust-up where the referee booked a player that had already been booked but failed to send him off. The win moved Napoli up to 2nd in the table (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Proudfoot, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Sampdoria (1) @ (2) Genoa - In the "Derby della Lanterna", the designated home side Genoa sensationally beat their big rivals with the last kick of the game. A 1st half goal by Antonio Floro Flores of Genoa was cancelled out by a 2nd half goal by Nicola Pozzi for Sampdoria but, with the game seemingly destined for a tie, Genoa's Mauro Boselli popped up with his 1st ever goal for Genoa with the last kick of the game to win the match. The result all but condemned Sampdoria to relegation much to the delight of the home crowd (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Bower/Robson, PAL)

2011/12
Italian Super Cup - Inter Milan (1) v (2) AC Milan - The annual battle of the Italian Serie A winners and the Italian Cup winners pitted the 2 big rivals against each other for the 1st time in the competition's history and it was Milan that took the Cup with a 2nd half comeback. Inter led 1-0 at the half after a Wesley Sneijder free-kick but Milan fought back after the break with goals from Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Kevin Prince Boateng to take the win. The victory was Milan's 6th Super Cup win (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Farrar, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Inter Milan (1) @ (3) Novara - Novara celebrated their 1st home game in Serie A since 1955 with a big win against mighty Internazionale. Novara forced the pace of the game and took the win with goals from Riccardo Meggiorini and Marco Rigoni (2). Novara led 1-0 at the half and extended their lead to 2-0 with a penalty 4 minutes from time. Inter replied with a goal from Esteban Cambiasso in the last minute but Rigoni sealed the win with the last kick of the game. The next day, Inter sacked manager Gian Piero Gasperini (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Rae/Booth, PAL)

Italian Serie A - AC Milan (2) @ (4) Inter Milan - Inter ended their big rivals title aspirations with a home win at the San Siro. AC needed to win to take their title race with Juventus to the final day of the season but Inter upset the odds, coming back from a 2-1 deficit in the 2nd half to win. Goals from Diego Milito (3) and Maicon (a thunderous 30 yard screamer) did the damage with the AC replies coming from Zlatan Ibrahimovic (2) (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Bower/Pleat, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Atalanta (1) @ (3) Juventus - In their final game of the season, Juventus celebrated their 28th title with an easy win over Atalanta. Goals from Luca Marrone, Alessandro Del Piero and Andrea Barzagli did the damage with a Stephan Lichtsteiner own-goal the lone reply. The win meant that Juve finished the Serie 'A' season unbeaten. The game was also the final home game for Del Piero before his retirement (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Rae/Stapleton, PAL)

Italian Coppa Italia Semi-Final, 2nd Leg - AC Milan (2) @ (2) Juventus - Juventus booked a place in their 14th Coppa Italia final with an Extra-Time win over AC Milan. Juve led 2-1 from the 1st leg but Milan fought back in an open 2nd leg to force Extra-Time with a tieing goal 9 minutes from time. Juve re-took the lead in the extra period and held on for the win. The Juventus goals came from Alessandro Del Piero and Mirko Vucinic. The Milan goals came from Djamel Mesbah and Maxi Lopez (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Farrar, PAL)

2012/13
Italian Serie A - Roma (2) @ (3) Lazio - The 1st "Derby della Capitale" of the season was won by Lazio in the middle of a thunderstorm in Rome. Roma opened the scoring through Erik Lamela before Lazio took control by scoring the next 3 goals through Antonio Cadreva, Miroslav Klose and Stefano Mauri. A late goal from Miralem Pjanic wasn't enough to rescue the result for Roma. The game also featured 2 red cards, a water-logged pitch and floodlight failure (10, 2 Discs, ESPN - Proudfoot/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - AC Milan (2) @ (4) Roma - Roma consolidated their 6th place position in the league with a comfortable win against Milan. Both teams were evenly matched but Roma were clinical in front of goal and led 3-0 at the half with goals from Nicolás Burdisso, Pablo Daniel Osvaldo and Erik Lamela before finishing off the game with another goal from Erik Lamela after 61 minutes. Milan scored 2 late goals from Giampaolo Pazzini and Bojan Krkic to make the score more respectable. Roma also featured Francesco Totti and Michael Bradley. Milan also featured Stephan El Shaarawy, Robinho and Kevin-Prince Boateng (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Farrar/Robson, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Lazio (1) @ (1) Roma - The 2nd "Derby della Capitale" of the season ended with honours even after Roma fought back from an early 1-0 deficit. Hernanes gave Lazio the lead after 16 minutes then turned from hero to villain by missing a 2nd half penalty before giving away a penalty of his own that Francesco Totti converted to level the scores. 3 minutes after the leveller, Lazio had Giuseppe Biava sent off but Roma couldn't find the winner against 10 men and the game ended a draw. Roma also featured Daniele De Rossi and Erik Lamela. Lazio also featured Cristian Ledesma and Miroslav Klose (10, 2 Discs, ESPN - Farrar/Robson, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Palermo (0) @ (1) Juventus - In front of a packed home stadium, Juventus re-claimed their title and also their 29th Scudetto overall. A 59th minute penalty from Arturo Vidal was enough to secure the points and Juve also had a man sent off 7 minutes from time for spitting (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Fisher/Hughes, PAL)

Italian Coppa Italia Semi-Final, 2nd Leg - Juventus (1) @ (2) Lazio - In a nail-biting finish at the Stadio Olympico, Lazio booked a place in the their 1st Coppa Italia final since 2009. The tie was level at 1-1 after the 1st leg and Lazio looked to be going to the Final after Alvaro Gonzalez gave Lazio the lead in the 53rd minute. But Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal scored 2 minutes into 2nd half injury time to apparently force extra-time only for Sergio Floccari to score the winner 1 minute later (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Farrar/Robson, PAL)

Italian Coppa Italia Semi-Final, 2nd Leg - Roma (3) @ (2) Inter Milan - Roma booked their place in the All-Rome final with a big win over Inter Milan. Roma led 2-1 after the 1st leg but Inter tied the game up with a 21st minute goal from Jonathan. Roma dominated the 2nd half though, and finished the game off with 3 unanswered goals from Mattia Destro (2) and Vasilis Torosidis. Inter managed a late consolation from Ricardo Alvarez but the Roma held on for the win. Roma also featured Francesco Totti (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Proudfoot/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Coppa Italia Final - Roma (0) v (1) Lazio - Lazio ended their season in style, claiming their 6th Coppa Italia by beating their biggest rivals, Roma. With the win, Lazio claimed a Europa League place. A tight, close-fought game was settled with 13 minutes to go with a goal from defender Senad Lulic which Lazio defended to the end. Lazio also featured Hernanes, Cristian Ledesma and Miroslav Klose. Roma also featured Francesco Totti. Same day re-broadcast missing action in the 1st half between 21:19 and 25:04 and in the 2nd half between 64:07 and 66:31. No scoring missed (10, 1 Disc, ESPN UK - Farrar/Robson, PAL)

2013/14
Italian Serie A - Napoli (2) @ (1) AC Milan - #1 Napoli continued their unbeaten start to the season with their 1st win at the San Siro against AC Milan since 1986. Goals from Miguel Britos and Gonzalo Higuaín did the damage while goalkeeper Pepe Reina kept Milan at bay at the other end. The Milan goal came from Mario Balotelli, who had a great game but also had a penalty saved before being sent off after the final whistle for dissent (10, 2 Disc, ESPN UK - Farrar/Holland, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Napoli (0) @ (2) Roma - In a table topping match-up at the Stadio Olimpico, Roma stretched their winning streak at the start of the season to 8 games. #2 Napoli had the better of the play but #1 Roma took their chances with Miralem Pjanic scoring both goals. Napoli finished the game with 10 men after Paolo Cannavaro was sent off (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Brotherton/Allen, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Roma (0) @ (3) Juventus - In a top of the table clash, #1 Juventus ended #2 Roma's unbeaten streak with a big win in Turin. Roma started the better but Juventus took a 1-0 lead in at the half with a goal from Arturo Vidal. Juventus then killed the game off in the 2nd half with further goals from Leonardo Bonucci and Mirko Vucinic. The Vucinic goal came from the penalty spot after Roma had 2 players sent off in 86 seconds. Daniele De Rossi got a straight red for a bad tackle then Leandro Castan handled on the goal-line which led to the penalty (10, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Brotherton/Robson, PAL)

Italian Serie A - AC Milan (3) @ (4) Sassuolo - In a huge upset, Serie A strugglers Sassuolo used a big comeback to beat visiting AC Milan. Milan started strong and held a 2-0 lead after 13 minutes with goals from Robinho and Mario Balotelli. But Sassuolo fought back with 4 unanswered goals to give the home side a 4-2 lead after 47 minutes and despite a late goal from Riccardo Montolivio, Sassuolo held on for the win. The hero for Sassuolo was 19 year old striker Domenico Berardi, who became the youngest ever player to score 4 goals in a Serie A match. After the match, AC Milan fired Head Coach Massimiliano Allegri (10, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Brotherton/Robson, PAL)

2014/15
Italian Serie A - Lazio (1) @ (3) AC Milan - Milan opened their 1st season under new coach Filippo Inzaghi with a big win over Lazio at the San Siro. Milan led 1-0 at the half and finished the game off with 2 more goals at the start of the 2nd half. Lazio scored a late consolation goal and also had a penalty saved with the last kick of the game but Milan never looked like giving up the win. The Milan goals came from Keisuke Honda, Sulley Muntari and Jérémy Menez. The Lazio goal came from an own goal by Alex (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Dempsey/Higginbotham, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Cagliari (0) @ (2) Roma - Roma kept their unbeaten start to the season and moved to the top of the table with a comfortable win in the Olympic Stadium. 2 goals in 3 minutes at the start of the game did the damage, with Mattia Destro and Alessandro Florenzi both finding the net. Florenzi celebrated by jumping into the crowd and hugging his grandmother, an act that earned him a yellow card (10, 2 Discs, ESPN UK - Law/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Roma (2) @ (3) Juventus - In a shootout between the #1 and #2 teams in Serie A, it was the home-town team that took the points in a controversial game. The match featured 3 penalties, 2 red cards and a manager sent to the stands for criticising the referee. In a mad 20 minutes before half-time, the teams shared 4 goals and both teams went in tied 2-2 at the break. In the 2nd half, both teams had a man sent off and Roma had their coach sent to the stands, and Juventus rubbed salt in the wounds by scoring the winning goal with 3 minutes left to claim the win. The Juventus goals came from Carlos Tevez (2) and Leonardo Bonucci. The Roma goals came from Francesco Totti and Juan Manuel Iturbe (10, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Summerton/Higginbotham, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Roma (2) v (2) Lazio - Roma kept the heat on league leaders Juventus with a comeback draw in the Rome derby. Lazio controlled the 1st half and led 2-0 at the break with goals from captain Stefano Mauri and Felipe Anderson. But in the 2nd half, Roma were a different team and 2 goals from Lazio's chief tormentor, Franceso Totti, salvaged a draw. After the 2nd goal, Totti took a selfie on a mobile phone handed to him by a Roma staff member (10, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Summerton/Robson, PAL)

Italian Serie A - AC Milan (2) @ (3) Sassuolo - Sassuolo once again upset AC Milan, piling more pressure on Milan coach Filippo Inzaghi. The hero once again was striker Domenico Berardi who scored all 3 goals. Milan fought back from 2-0 down to tie the game in the 51st minute but Berardi struck again 13 minutes from time and Sassuolo defended the lead to the end. Milan didn't help themselves by having 2 players sent off (10, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Dempsey/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Lazio (1) v (2) Roma - 2nd place Roma confirmed qualification for Champions League football in 2015/16 with a big win against their big rivals, 3rd place Lazio. Roma withstood a 1st half battering from Lazio but, as the hosts tired in the 2nd half, Roma brought on Miralem Pjanic and Victor Ibarbo and they helped Roma to win the game. The Roma goals came from Juan Manuel Iturbe and Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa with Mbiwa's goal coming 5 minutes from time. The Lazio goal came from substitute Filip Djordjevic. Roma scored with their only 2 shots on target (10, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Mann/McVeigh, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Lazio (4) @ (2) Napoli - In the final game of the season, #3 Lazio held off #4 Napoli to claim the final Champions League qualification spot. Napoli needed to win the game to leapfrog Lazio but the visitors started the better and led 2-0 at the half. Napoli came out firing in the 2nd half and levelled the scores after 64 minutes. But the game turned in the 76th minute when Napoli missed a penalty that would have given them the lead. Lazio responded with 2 goals in the final 5 minutes to take the win. The Lazio goals came from Marco Parolo, Antonio Candreva, Ogenyi Onazi and Miroslav Klose. The Napoli goals came from Gonzalo Higuaín. The game also proved to be the last as coach of Napoli for Rafa Benitez before his move to Real Madrid (9, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Summerton/Hughes, PAL)

2015/16
Italian Serie A - Lazio (0) v (2) Roma - Roma continued their dominance over Lazio in the league with a dominant win at the Stadio Olimpico. Roma had twice as many shots on goal (14-7) and converted 2 of the chances into goals. Edin Dzeko scored in the 10th minute with a controversial penalty and Gervinho scored in the 62nd minute to seal the win. The win moved Roma up to 2nd in the league (10, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Brotherton/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Lazio (1) v (4) Roma - #2 Roma extended their unbeaten run in the league to 10 games with a big win over their rivals. Both teams were evenly matched but Roma took their chances when they arrived. Roma took a 1-0 lead in at the half then went up 2-0 in the 2nd half before Lazio suddenly sprung into life and scored with 15 minutes left to turn momentum their way. But Roma finished the game off with 2 goals in the final 7 minutes to take the win. The Roma goals came from Stephan El Shaarawy, Edin Dzeko, Alessandro Florenzi and Diego Perotti. The Lazio goal came from Marco Parolo. After the game Lazio sacked manager Stefano Pioli (10, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Mann/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Roma (3) @ (3) Atalanta - 3rd place Roma fought back to earn a draw in Bergamo against a scrappy Atalanta team looking to avoid relegation. Roma dominated early and took a 2-0 lead in the 27th minute. But Atlanta fought back to tie the game going into half-time. The hosts then took a shock lead in the 50th minute and it needed a tieing goal from substitute Francesco Totti in the 85th minute for Roma to earn a point. The other Roma goals came from Lucas Digne and Radja Nainggolan. The Atalanta goals came from Marco D'Alessandro and Marco Borriello (2) (10, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Boyce, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Torino (2) @ (3) Roma - Roma kept the pressure on Napoli in 2nd place with a late come-back win over Torino in the Olympic Stadium. Torino held a 2-1 lead with 4 minutes left in the game when substitute Franceso Totti took control of the game, scoring the equaliser then converting a penalty in the last minute to win the game. The other Roma goal came from Kostas Manolas. The Torino goals came from Andrea Belotti and Josef Martinez (10, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Pearce, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Roma (3) @ (2) Genoa - Roma moved up to 2nd in the table with another come-back win. Roma started quickly and took a 1-0 lead after 6 minutes but Genoa re-grouped and scored the next 2 goals to take a 2-1 lead after 65 minutes. At this point, substitute Francesco Totti took control of the game and scored the equaliser in the 77th minute before setting up the winner with 3 minutes left in the game. The other Roma goals came from Mohamed Salah and Stephan El Shaarawy. The Genoa goals came from Panagiotis Tachtsidis and Leonardo Pavoletti (10, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Wyeth, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Chievo (0) @ (3) Roma - In their last home game of the season, Roma maintained 2nd spot in the league with a great game of attacking football. Roma dominated the 1st half and took a 2-0 lead in at the break. Chievo came more into the game in the 2nd half but couldn't find the goals they needed and Roma settled the game with 5 minutes to go with their 3rd goal. The goals came from Radja Nainggolan, Antonio Rüdiger and Miralem Pjanic. Roma's Francesco Totti came on in the 2nd half to make his 600th Serie A appearance and he set up the final goal for Pjanic (10, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Andrews/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Roma (3) @ (1) AC Milan - Roma finished their season in style with a comfortable win at the San Siro. Roma dominated possession (65%) and had more shots on goal (16 to 14). Roma had the better of the 1st half and led 1-0 at the break, then finished the game off in the 2nd half with goals in the 59th and 82nd minutes before Milan made the score more respectable with a late consolation goal. With the win Roma finished 3rd in the league. The Roma goals came from Mohamed Salah, Stephan El Shaarawy (on loan from Milan) and Emerson. The Milan goal came from Carlos Bacca. Roma's Francesco Totti came on as a 63rd minute substitute (8, SD broadcast, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Wyeth/Perry, PAL)

2016/17
Italian Serie A - Roma (1) @ (3) Torino - In an upset at Torino's Stadio Olimpico, Torino dominated Roma to record their 1st home win over Roma in 26 years. Goals from Iago Falque (2), on loan from Roma, and Andrea Belotti did the damage. The Roma goal came from a penalty converted by half-time substitute Francesco Totti. The goal was his 250th Serie A goal. Torino featured Joe Hart in goal (10, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Hutchinson/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Torino (1) @ (4) Roma - Roma continued their chase for the title with a dominating win at the Stadio Olimpico. 2 goals in each half did the damage and even a late consolation goal from Torino was not enough to change the result. The Roma goals came from Edin Dzeko, Mohamed Salah, Leandro Paredes (a great goal) and Radja Nainggolan with an assist from substitute Francesco Totti. The Torino goal came from Maxi Lopez (9, 46 minutes hi-Lites, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Hutchinson, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Roma (1) v (3) Lazio - Lazio dented Roma's title hopes with their 1st league win in the "Derby Della Capitale" since 2012. Both teams were level 1-1 at the half but Lazio took control in the 2nd half with a 50th minute goal. Roma huffed and puffed but created few chances before Lazio sealed the win with a 3rd goal 5 minutes from time. The Lazio goals came from Keita Balde Diao (2) and Dusan Basta. The Roma goal came from Daniele De Rossi. Roma's Francesco Totti came on as a 70th minute substitute in his final appearance in the derby, as 3 days after the game Totti announced he was retiring at the end of the 2016/17 season (10, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Bodfish/Spackman, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Roma (4) @ (1) AC Milan - Roma moved back up to 2nd place in Serie A with a sensational attacking performance at the Meazza Stadium in Milan. Roma had 24 shots with 10 on target but Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma had a big game and held Roma to only a 2-0 lead at the half. The game wasn't settled until 2 goals in the final 12 minutes put the game beyond the home team. The Roma goals came from Edin Dzeko (2), Stephan El Shaarawy and Daniele De Rossi. The Milan goal came from Mario Pasalic. Roma's Francesco Totti, in his final trip to Milan before retirement, was on the bench but didn't get on the pitch (9, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Summerton/Hughes, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Sampdoria (3) @ (7) Lazio - #3 Lazio kept the heat on Roma for a Champions League spot with a demolition of Sampdoria at the Stadio Olimpico. Lazio were always in control but the game turned in their favour when Sampdoria's Milan Skriniar was sent off in the 18th minute. Lazio then scored 3 goals in 9 minutes to end the 1st half and go in at the break with a 5-1 lead. Sampdoria put up a better fight in the 2nd half but Lazio cruised home to the win. The Lazio goals came from Keita Balde Diao, Ciro Immobile (2), Wesley Hoedt, Felipe Anderson, Stefan de Vrij and Senad Lulic. The Sampdoria goals came from Fabio Quagliarella (2) and Karol Linetty. Star striker Patrik Schick was substituted when Skriniar was sent off (9, 46 minutes hi-lites, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Tarroni, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Juventus (1) @ (3) Roma - In a battle between #1 Juventus and #2 Roma, it was Roma that shocked league leaders Juventus with a come-from-behind win a the Stadio Olimpico. Juve knew a win would give them the title, and looked on course for the win by scoring first. But Roma re-grouped and rattled off 3 unanswered goals, 2 in the 2nd half, to take the win. The Roma goals came from Daniele De Rossi, Stephan El Shaarawy and Radja Nainggolan. The Juventus goal came from Mario Lemina. Roma's Francesco Totti came on as an 93rd minute substitute (10, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Champion/Spackman, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Roma (5) @ (3) Chievo - Roma kept the heat on leaders Juventus with a shootout win at Chievo that put them 1 point behind the leaders. Twice in the 1st half Roma came back from a 1 goal deficit but went in at the half tied 2-2. Roma took control in the 2nd half, scoring 3 unanswered goals to take an unassailable lead they defended to the end. The Roma goals came from Stephan El Shaarawy (2), Mohamed Salah (2) and Edin Dzeko. The Chievo goals came from Roberto Inglese (2) and Lucas Castro. Roma's Francesco Totti came on as an 86th minute substitute (9, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Walker/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Genoa (2) @ (3) Roma - In his final game at Roma, Francesco Totti went out a winner, as Roma used a late goal to seal 2nd place in Serie A and a place in the Champions League for 2017/18. Despite not having anything to play for, Genoa came out fired up for the game and took the lead 3 minutes in. Roma fought back to to a 2-1 lead after 74 minutes but Genoa equalised again 5 minutes later. Roma knew they needed a win to finish 2nd in the league and in the 90th minute Diego Perotti scored to send the fans in the Stadio Olimpico wild. The other Roma goals came from Edin Dzeko and Daniele de Rossi. The Genoa goals came from 16 year old Pietro Pellegri and Darko Lazovic. Totti came on as a 54th minute substitute (10, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Mann/Hutchinson, PAL)

Italian Coppa Italia Quarter Final - Cesena (1) @ (2) Roma - Roma booked their place in the semi-final with a last-gasp winner at the Stadio Olympico. Serie B side Cesena matched Roma throughout and held the #2 team in Serie A to 0-0 draw at half-time. Roma opened the scoring in the 2nd half with a goal from Edin Dzeko but it was quickly equalised by Luca Garritano. With the game in the 7th minute of injury time at the end of the game, Roma won a penalty and 40 year old captain Francesco Totti scored to win the game (10, 1 Disc, SKY - Keatings/Birtles, PAL)

Italian Coppa Italia Semi-Final, 2nd Leg - Roma (3) v (2) Lazio - Lazio made it through to the Coppa Italia final 4-3 on aggregate, despite losing the 2nd leg to their big rivals at the Stadio Olimpico. Despite goals from Mohamed Salah (2) and Stephan El Shaarawy, Lazio never looked like losing their advantage and timely goals from Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and Ciro Immobile kept Roma at arms length. Roma's Francesco Totti came on as an 81st minute substitute (9, 1 Disc, SKY - Johnson/Birtles, PAL)

2018/19
Italian Serie A - Parma (3) v (3) Juventus - Mid-table Parma sensationally won a point against Serie A leaders Juventus as the home side surrendered a 2 goal lead in the final 14 minutes including a 95th minute equaliser. Juventus dominated the 1st half and went in at the break with a 1-0 lead. Parma came out of their shell in the 2nd half and contributed to an end-to-end game that saw 3 goals scored in a 6-minute span. Juventus led 3-1 with 14 minutes to go but Parma fought back and, with their last attack of the game, they scored the equaliser to frustrate the Champions. The Juventus goals came from Cristiano Ronaldo (2) and Daniele Rugani. The Parma goals came from Gervinho (2) and Antonino Barilla (9, Next day complete re-broadcast with no pre-game, Half-Time or Post-Game, 2 Discs, Freesports - Speight/Robson, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Lazio (3) v (0) Roma - In the Rome derby, 6th placed Lazio stunned 5th placed Roma in a dominating win at the Stadio Olimpico. Goals from Felipe Caicedo, Ciro Immobile and Danilo Cataldi did the damage and Roma's day went from bad to worse when defender Aleksandar Kolarov was sent off late for two yellow cards in quick succession (9, Next day re-broadcast with no Pre-Game, Half-Time or Post-Game, 1 Disc, Freesports - Banyard/Robson, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Juventus (2) @ (1) Napoli - #1 Juventus extended their lead over #2 Napoli to 16 points with a tough win in the San Paolo Stadium in Naples. Juventus took advantage of Napoli going down to 10 men with 2 goals in the 1st half. Juventus themselves went down to 10 men early in the 2nd half and Napoli fought back, but a late penalty miss doomed them to a loss, and their last chance at catching the league leaders. The Juventus goals came from Miralem Pjanic and Emre Can. The Napoli goal came from Jose Callejon (9, Next day re-broadcast with no Pre-Game, Half-Time or Post-Game, 1 Disc, Freesports - Farrar/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Inter Milan (3) @ (2) AC Milan - #4 Inter Milan upset the form book to beat #3 AC Milan, with the teams swapping positions as a result. Inter started fast took a 1-0 lead in at the half. The 2nd half saw a goal explosion, with 4 goals scored in a 20 minute spell. Inter held a 3-2 lead in the final 19 minutes and used great Defense to hold firm and take the win. The Inter Milan goals came from Matias Vecino, Stefan De Vrij and Lautaro Martinez. The AC Milan goals came from Tiemoue Bakayoko and Mateo Musacchio and they also featured new striker Krzysztof Piatek (10, 1 Disc, FreeSports - Farrar/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Juventus (1) @ (2) S.P.A.L. - In a big upset, newly promoted SPAL beat Juventus for the 1st time since 1957 with 2 goals in the 2nd half. Juventus fielded a largely 2nd string side, missing Cristiano Ronaldo, as they had a Champions League Semi-Final 3 days later, but still managed to take a 1-0 lead in to the break. In the 2nd half SPAL fought back and scored 2 goals, including the game winner with 16 minutes left to play, to record the famous victory. The SPAL goals came from Kevin Bonifazi and Sergio Floccari. The Juventus goal came from Moise Kean (9, Next day re-broadcast with no Pre-Game, Half-Time or Post-Game, 1 Disc, Freesports - ?, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Fiorentina (1) @ (2) Juventus - On a sunny day in Turin, Juventus claimed their 8th Scudetto in a row and their 35th overall with a comeback win over Fiorentina. The vistiors started the better and dominated the 1st half but could only go in tied 1-1 at the half. Juventus turned it around in the 2nd half and went ahead early on, before settling down to see out the game, take the win and claim the title. With the win, Cristiano became the first player to win a title in England, Spain, Portugal and Italy. The Juventus goals came from Alex Sandro and an Own Goal. The Fiorentina goal came from Nikola Milenkovic (9, Next day re-broadcast with no Pre-Game, Half-Time or Post-Game, 1 Disc, Freesports - ?, PAL)

2019/20
Italian Serie A - Lazio (1) v (1) Roma - In the first Rome derby of the season, both teams went all-out for the win at the Stadio Olimpico. Both sides showed attacking intent as they combined for 34 shots, including 6 attempts which hit the woodwork. Roma struck first with a penalty after 17 minutes, but Lazio equalised early in the 2nd half to take a share of the points. In fact, Lazio thought they had won the game in 2nd half injury time but a goal from Manuel Lazzari was ruled out for off-side. The Roma goal came from Aleksandar Kolarov. The Lazio goal came from Luis Alberto (9, Re-broadcast with no half-time but game complete, 1 Disc, Freesports - Summerton/Dorigo, PAL)

2021/22
Italian Serie A - Lazio (3) v (2) Roma - In the first Derby della Capitale of the season, Lazio upset Roma at the Olympic Stadium. In a match-up of 2 former Chelsea managers, it was Lazio's Maurizio Sarri that got the better of Jose Mourniho, and with the win Lazio moved upto 6th in the league. Lazio were 2-0 up after 19 minutes and 3-1 after 63 minutes, before a Roma goal in the 69th minute made for a nervy finish. Despite their best attempts, Roma couldn't find the breakthrough and Lazio held on for the big win. The Lazio goals came from Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Pedro and Felipe Anderson. The Roma goals came from Roger Ibanez and Jordan Veretout (9, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Mason/Spackman, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Lazio (0) v (3) Roma - #7 Roma leap-frogged #6 Lazio in the Serie-A table with a dominant win in the Derby della Capitale. All the goals came in the first half with Tammy Abraham (2) and Lorenzo Pellegrini, from a 25-yard free-kick, on target. With his 2 goals, Abraham became the first English player to score in the derby since Paul Gascoigne in 1992 (9, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Summerton/Dorigo, PAL)

2022/23
Italian Serie A - Juventus (0) @ (1) Monza - Newly promoted Monza claimed their first ever Serie A victory, beating Juventus at the Stadio Brianteo. With the win, Monza moved off the bottom of the table. The winning goal came in the 2nd half from Christian Gytkjaer. Monza had the better of the stats (60% possession and 17 shots on goal) (9, 47 minutes hi-Lites, 1 Disc, BT Sport - Farrar, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Napoli (1) @ (0) Juventus - #1 Napoli moved to within 1 game of their first Scudetto since 1990 with a late goal against #3 Juventus. Napoli controlled possession (65%) and shots on goal (17 to 7) but had to wait until the 93rd minute for the breakthrough, when Giacomo Raspadori scored the winner (9, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Summerton/Dorigo, PAL)

Italian Serie A - Napoli (1) @ (1) Udinese - #1 Napoli finally won their first Scudetto since 1990 with a come-from-behind draw at the Dacia Arena in Udine. After Sandi Lovric had given #13 Udinese a shock lead in the 13th minute, Napoli fought hard to get back in the game and were rewarded when star striker Victor Osimhen smashed in a 52nd minute equaliser that they defended to the end to give them the title-winning draw (9, 2 Discs, BT Sport - Dempsey/Hutchinson, PAL)