News about Davide Calabria

Jose Mourinho was unable to do much from the stands as he watched his fading Roma side slide to their seventh Serie A loss of the season, leaving the club ninth in the league standings. After scoring his team's third of the evening with a spectacular pass of play, Theo Hernandez's goal was the pick of the bunch.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: Juventus hung the heat on Inter Milan this weekend, winning 1-0 over Napoli on Friday night and Federico Gatti scoring in the second half. Inter's fine form continued to flourish, with four goals over Udinese to stretch their undefeated streak in the Italian top-flight to 13 games on the bounce. There were some big losses around the league, too, with Atalanta beating a 10-man AC Milan who had Davide Calabria sent off late in the match.

According to Calcio Mercato, the Rossoneri are looking to rise to their ranks at left-back and right-back, as well as a coveted Scally, who can play on either side as a winder target. Davide Calabria, Alessandro Florenzi, or Theo Hernandez usually start at left-back and left-back for Milan, but there is a shortage of coverage for both positions, as center-backs Pierre Kalulu and Malick Thiaw have often been playing at full throttle this season.

XCLUSIVE: The Brazilian goalkeeper and his three children, Yasmin, Henrique, and Laura, have been on holiday in the Maldives' picturesque setting. They've been staying at the Kandima Maldives resort, a famous overwater villa surrounded by the Indian Ocean and housing all of the services that the 29-year-old will need to keep up for the new season. Though he was there to enjoy his luxurious holiday with his family, he also gave up some of his own time to visit those on the island.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: Hands up who expected AC Milan and Inter Milan to be contesting the Champions League semi-final?Anyone? No one would have bet a penny on the all-Italian last-four clash, which acts as an advertisement for Serie A football, despite the fact that top English and Spanish clubs have a considerable debt. The Rossoneri haven't made the last four since 2007, while Inter's first since 2010, and the pair last met in the semi-finals of Europe's top competition in 2003. The participants in the semi-finals were a world apart: Shevchenko, Maldini, Pirlo, Seedorf, and Crespo were matched against Crespo, Recoba, Martins, and Zanetti. The city of Milan will determine which ferocious intra-city rival, each with European pedigree and running through their veins, will represent the city of Milan in the final. And below, Mail Sport's Alvise Cagnazzo rules over the two Italian giants and who is in the best shape going into the crucial clash.

Antonio Lavigne and Davide Calabria's second-half goals enabled AC Milan to bounce back from two goals down and salvage a 2-2 draw at Lecce in Serie A on Saturday. Following a defensive mistake by Pierre Kalulu, Lecce shocked their more celebrated opponents by taking the lead after just three minutes. When Valentin Gendy floated a long cross to an unidentified Federico Di Francesco, the hosts could have doubled their lead, but the Italian winger fired the ball just outside the post.

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ALVISE CAGNAZZO: It was another big weekend of Serie A football, with Napoli continuing to pull away as unbeaten league champions, chased by Atalanta and Udinese. After a 2-0 victory over Juventus, who looked below par and now languish in eighth, AC Milan remained close to the leaders. Alvise Cagnazzo of Sportsmail takes a look at ten things we learned from this weekend's events in Italy.

Milan got off the game and maintained the high energy into the first half, but Empoli goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario was unable to defeat him. As winger Alexis Saelemaekers needed to be recalled in the 33rd minute, boss Stefano Pioli's injury woes continued. Right back Davide Calabria needed to be carried off the field on a stretcher only three minutes after he was knocked down.

The Croatian national scored either side of halftime to get the reigning champions off to a winning start to the season after falling behind after just two minutes at San Siro. Stefano Pioli's side responded brilliantly, drawing level on 11 minutes through French defender Theo Hernandez's penalty, and Rebic's first saw them 2-1 up by the time Adam Pesina equalized for Udinese on the stroke of halftime. However, the hosts kept Le Zebrette out in the second period, with Spanish forward Brahim Diaz and Rebic both netting to make it 4-2 by the final whistle in Milan.