Former Inter Milan director Massimo Moratti has refused to compare the current refereeing scandal affecting Italian football to the Calciopoli controversy of 2006, which resulted in Juventus being ...

Former President Massimo Moratti insists the current investigation into referees for sporting fraud are ‘ridiculous compared to Calciopoli,’ and that ‘Inter have never been helped’ by officials.

It may seem very typical and perhaps even jealous that I, as a Milan fan, hate the fact that Inter now dominates Serie A (and I very much do). By being this way, I am just looking for excuses like ...

Milan and Monza legend Adriano Galliani outlines the problems with Italian football and takes a sideswipe at Inter’s Calciopoli title. ‘The only time in history where those in third finished first.’ ...

Juventus’ loss at San Paolo to fellow newcomers, Napoli, ended in a scandal. Referee Mauro Bergonzi converted two very controversial penalties in favour of the home team. This is in no way the fir st ...

Juventus have now formally abandoned their final appeal against the Calciopoli verdict, putting a seal on the matter that has dragged on for 17 years. It had already been reported that the club was ...

Massimo De Santis was banned for one year in the aftermath of the Calciopoli scandal, which relegated Juventus to Serie B and sent shockwaves through Italian football. The case remains one of the most ...

The nine-year investigation into the Italian football's infamous Calcioipoli match-scandal of 2006 has been concluded with no sentences ultimately decreed. Luciano Moggi and Antonio Giraudi, who were ...

The prison sentence for former Juventus executive Antonio Giraudo in the 2006 Italian match-fixing scandal was reduced from 36 to 20 months and suspended on appeal Wednesday. Also, the Naples court ...

Juventus played Rimini in their first Serie B game. Players such as Pavel Nedved and Giorgio Chiellini appearing in the second division became a familiar sight for supporters during the course of the ...