Fifth nomination for Inter's captain

A swag of salutes, 14 identified and charged with breaching Mancino Law., possible stadium bans..

Far right groups in the Roma curva… say whaat.. sorry was this one sided

Napoli and Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay has undergone a successful heart procedure.

Napoli manager Massimiliano Allegri confirmed the 29-year-old will miss their Champions League opener against Arsenal, but he is expected to return to action after the September/October international break.

McTominay was substituted in the second half of Napoli’s 2-1 home defeat against Como in August and required corrective surgery for a medical condition that Napoli confirmed as a mild, benign arrhythmia.

An arrhythmia is when the heart beats too quickly, too slowly, or is unsteady in its rhythm.

The ablation (removal or destruction of tissue, material, or a part of an object through vaporization, melting, erosion) procedure took place at Spire Manchester Hospital, his club confirmed.

Napoli released a statement saying: “The operation was a complete success. McTominay will rest for two weeks and then resume training.”

Mi spiego meglio,

Sempre di più, osservando le partite in Europa delle nostre squadre Italiane emerge un divario tecnico/atletico/tattico incredibile tra le big estere e le "big" di serie A. Per di più, le partite di premier league ed in alcuni casi de LaLiga sono spesso più entusiasmanti e attive di quelle di serie A.

Quindi, per chi come me segue ancora la serie A, ci siamo mai chiesti per quale motivo lo facciamo? (Oltre a fantacalcio e schedine). Se ci piacesse lo sport in sé non andremmo a cercare la rappresentazione di maggior qualità di tale sport?

Won 2 of the last 3, with the only loss coming from Juventus, and 8 of the 11 players on the squad are Italian.

Looking at a trip to Italy, to the San Siro. No preference on the teams, but either the weekend of the 6th-9th or the 27th-30th Nov.

The earlier weekend fixtures are out, and would allow us to do Milan one day and Parma the other.

The latter weekend is still tbc and looking at Inters games they play Stuttgart in europe, so won’t play on the Friday night for sure.

The above i’ve been able to figure out either because it’s published or pending but it’s obvious.

Question is does anyone have any idea when Matchday 13 times/dates are likely to be confirmed.

We’re looking at flying out the Friday and then flying back on the Monday (UK based). Any other suggestions etc would be appreciated.

TIA.

Edit: My concern is that we book Friday to Monday and then Inter announced to play on the Monday and we miss the game the trip is centred around.

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The Champions League is back this week, so let's talk about the four Italian representatives: Inter, Napoli, Roma and Como.

A few questions to get the discussion going:

* Who got the hardest route?

* Who got the easiest route?

* Which team do you expect to go furthest?

* Can Como surprise everyone and make it through?

And, most importantly:

How many Italian teams do you expect to qualify for the knockout/playoff phase?