Cristian Chivu and Inter have imposed a press silence in protest at two controversial refereeing decisions in their 1-1 draw with Atalanta.The coach was sent off for dissent after two yellow cards in

It will be a key Champions League return leg for Cristian Chivu's Inter as the Nerazzurri need to make a comeback against Bodo/Glimt after suffering a 3-1 defeat away last week in Norway. The 2025 Champions League finalists will have to focus on the second leg that will take place at San Siro after an exciting weekend of Serie A soccer,

Inter's race toward another Scudetto appears to be right on track as the Nerazzurri entertains visiting Atalanta in Italy's fashion capital. Cristian Chivu looked on as Italian starlet Francesco Pio Esposito gave the home side a 1-0 lead in the 26th minute,

Frattesi beats Scalvini to the ball, and Scalvini makes contact with him after he has already played the ball away; Manganiello waves play on.   83' - Inter protest over Krstovic’s equaliser: Sulemana presses Dumfries,

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Saturday’s Serie A clash between Inter Milan and Atalanta doubles as a significant scouting opportunity for Italy head coach Rino Gattuso, with as many as twelve potential Azzurri call-ups on show

It was not the only incident set to cause a stir in the coming days: the contact in the Atalanta penalty area between Davide Frattesi and Giorgio Scalvini – which both referee Manganiello and the VAR chose to overlook – also sparked considerable controversy.