News about Domenico Berardi

Arsenal's midfielder missed his fourth straight penalty with the Azzurri on Friday night, defeating North Macedonia 5-2, sparking scathing comments from Italian football elders. After Jorginho eclipsed Alessandro 'Spillo' Altobelli's unbeaten record, Beppe Bergomi, a 1982 World Cup champion, begged him to 'bow down' and said, 'enough is enough.'

North Macedonia defeated Domenico Berardi and Co in their Euro 2024 Qualifying clash in Rome tonight, with some predicting Blagoja Milevski's side to pull off a huge surprise. Despite their inability against North Macedonia in recent years, Italy is a strong favourite at 1/11 to win, although a draw is the second best-backed result in the market at 8/1. It's worth noting that the reverse fixture between these two teams in September resulted in a 1-1 draw.

The bet, which has been boosted to 7/1 odds, requires 'Harry Kane, Domenico Berardi, and Robert Lewandowski to all have 2+ shots on target.' Kane and Lewandowski's shootings have been particularly prone in front of goal, with the pair shooting for 17 shots in total during their Euro 2024 qualifying campaigns to date. During Italy's qualifiers, Berardi had two shots on target, resulting in goals.

After a season-long loan with Bayern Leverkusen, where he appeared in 21 games, scoring one goal against Atletico Madrid in Europe, the Ghanaian midfielder is back with the Blues. His arrival would be a huge boost to Sarri, who has been looking for reinforcements as a result of Domenico Berardi's failure. In the first team picture at Stamford Bridge, Mauricio Pochettino has no intention of retaining Hudson-Odoi. Chelsea is planning to keep selling players that are not appropriate for the new manager's tactical plans while still deciding on a new one.

On Matchday 30 of Italy's biggest clubs, ALVISE CAGNAZZO: On Weekend 30 of the Serie A season, it was a frustrating weekend for some of Italy's top teams. Napoli, AC Milan, and Inter Milan were among those keeping an eye on the second leg of their Champions League quarter-finals this week, which may have resulted in points deferred. Rivals Roma and Lazio, on the other hand, lifted their hopes of Champions League qualification by 3-0 victories over Udinese and Spezia respectively. Alvise Cagnazzo of Mail Sport has dissected the weekend's events and taken a closer look at ten things we learned from the Italian top flight.

AC MILAN 2-5 SASSUOLO: AC Milan was humbled 5-2 at home by lowly Sassuolo in Serie A on Sunday, losing their fourth game in a row to pile on the heat on boss Stefano Pioli. With 38 points, the Italian champions are fourth in the standings, one ahead of Lazio and Roma, who will play later on Sunday. Sassuolo is 16th in the World Cup. Sassuolo's first goal came against the run of play after 19 minutes when Domenico Berardi sent a cross into the box and Unmarked Gregoire Defrel stepped in.

Serie A is finally back! There has been no top-flight action in Italy since November 13, with a long break for the World Cup and the festive season. Fortunately for those with Calcio withdrawal symptoms, the game is back in a big dollop on Wednesday, with a full slate of ten Serie A games distributed fairly throughout the day. ALVISE CAGNAZZO provides us with the state of play at all 20 of the clubs ahead of its return.

It was almost midnight on Sunday, February 27 - three days after Russia's annexation, and De Zerbi and eight Italian members of his teaching staff in Shakhtar Donetsk were sheltered in the Opera Hotel's underground bunker, unable to sleep amid the artillery fire when they were told they had ten minutes to leave after being told they had ten minutes to evacuate. They had helped their terrified Brazilian players flee from the war with their young families the previous day, and now it was their turn to leap out and make their escape from a city under attack.

Only three points separated the top nine teams in the division as Atalanta sat at the top of the league table on goals scored, sparking fears that Serie A would be the destination for another exciting championship battle this season. Sportsmail's ALVISE CAGNAZZO takes you through ten things we've learned in the latest installment of our weekly recap.

With a 3-0 victory over Monza, Paulo Dybala scored his first goals for the club to lift Roma to the top of Serie A. Dybala, a striker for Jose Mourinho from Juventus in the summer, clung on to England striker Tammy Abraham's flick-on in the 18th minute before firing a left-footed shot into the corner. Argentina's 28-year-old Argentinian made it 2-0 on 32 minutes after Abraham's shot was salvaged after he slid the ball into an empty net, with Ibanez's header from a corner finishing the scoring shortly after the hour.

Both Napoli and Inter Milan's second weekend of Serie A season saw them get off to a soaring start in home with emphatic victories. However, defending champions AC Milan lost their first points in a draw at Atalanta, while newly promoted Lecce and Monza's still look a little troubling. ALVISE CAGNAZZO of Sportsmail takes you through ten things we learned in the second installment of our weekly review.

Domenico Berardi of Sassuolo was seen chasing a Modena fan down the road after the supporter heckled him after their match on Sunday afternoon. Since losing 3-2 to Serie B side Modena, Berardi and his Sassuolo team-mates were disqualified from the Coppa Italia in the first round. Berardi - who scored from the penalty spot during the first half of the game - was involved in a confrontation outside of the stadium.