The Race for the Scudetto
But onto the title race, one I very much doubted would even take place, but thanks to Milan, and now Siena we have one to talk about. The matchups this weekend have Inter away to Parma, and Roma away to Catania, so not only is this a race for the title, it is a race to stay in Serie A. All teams should be putting up a fight, and that will only make these two matches more exciting. Ahead of the future deciding clash Parma have sacked manager Hector Cuper, and put their youth team manager Andrea Manzo in charge. Now if this seems like a funny way to show your desire of staying in Serie A to you, consider that under Cuper, Parma has won just 8 points in 9 games. That doesn’t make it less strange, just somewhat more understandable. Other news leading into the weekend is that Roma has received a fan ban to keep their tifosi from travelling, because it was deemed to be too dangerous. While the decision is laudable for the attempt at safety, Roma fans surely will not be happy with this decision to ban them, while Inter are allowed to take their fans to the Stadio Tardini without any ticketing restrictions.