Kris.

There's a few options: Plenty of shops in Parma itself sell tickets to games, you can purchase one at the ground, or you can just pay at the gate more often than not. No danger of a sell out, so should be fairly easy to get a hold of one, even in the Curva Nord - unless prices are increased for the game, shouldn't cost more than 15 euro for a ticket in that part of the ground.

Benevento leading Roma at the moment. Been a great start to the game.

Deserved.

Sitter from Eder, there.

It's been dull IMO. Hopefully players just being a little rusty after the break.

3-3. Lovely goal. Edit: Worth noting Lazio won 4-3 here last year, certainly fancy them to go on and win it now.

Hopefully! Atalanta back in front. Hilariously bad challenge to give away the penalty.

2-2!

Cracking first half hour in Bergamo. Atalanta scored two goals in three minutes, should have gotten another about 2 minutes later and now Milinkovic-Savic has just scored a beauty to get Lazio back in it.

Milan.

Been really enjoying this game actually - Milan dominant but hopeless in front of goal. Suso is vastly overrated.

Yup. Cagliari are building a new ground, but I don't think it's been clarified who will own it yet.

Really good second half this.

Indeed. Should have been a penalty though IMO.

Think it'll be between Inter and Juve in the end. Napoli look out of sorts, Roma keep throwing away points and Lazio lack the depth in their squad IMO to put in a real challenge. As it stands at the moment though with Roma and Lazio having games in hand, its wide open.

Decent enough for a 0-0 I suppose, but not great. Juve really should have won by a couple at least, Inter were pretty poor going forward.

What the f**k was that goal?

Only been watching since the second half and it's been a great watch. A few chances, one excellent goal, tackles flying in, end to end. The pitch is fucking awful though.

FUCKING SCENES.

Fat c**t.

Just finished my first season in charge of Atalanta - finished 9th behind Roma on goal difference. Made it to the SF's of the Coppa Italia losing to Lazio and got to the Quarters of the Europa League - beat Ajax 7-4 on aggregate in the knockout round, but went out to Lyon on away goals after drawing 3-3 across the two games. I spent more than half the season inside the European places, but a disastrous 2018 saw me sink like a stone. I only won 4 games after New Year, with 2 of them coming in the final 4 games of the season. I didn't lose many, but I drew a lot, I ended up finishing with 15 draws in the league. Best results were doing the double over Milan and going unbeaten against Juventus and I only got pumped twice, 4-0 at Napoli and 5-1 at Roma, both early in the season. I didn't spend a penny on transfers, only bringing in 4 players across the season - Georges-Kevin Nkoudou on a loan from Tottenham, Olivier Ntcham on loan from Celtic, Nicolas Dominguez on a free from Velez and Stefano Sensi on loan from Sassuolo. Only major outgoing was Remo Freuler in January for £18m to Monaco. The summer is going to be murder as I have three of those going back to their parent clubs, as well as Pierluigi Gollini my backup 'keeper, Mattia Caldara who was my best CB and Captain, Leonardo Spinazzola my first choice LB, Bryan Cristante who is probably my best CM and Riccardo Orsolini, who was a bit of a bit part player, but did chip in with about 8/9 goals and assists. At the season's end I have a transfer budget of about £12m, but I'm way over on the wage budget, so I'll likely be looking at some loans again and scouting for some good players out of contract. There's a few players I can probably shift on for a decent amount of money, so might be able to pay a fee for a couple of good players as well. The most pleasing thing to happen all season though, was probably Juventus losing out on the title to Inter on the final day by 2 points...when they'd missed a 94th minute penalty against us with 3 games to go, which would have won them the game.

Napoli dropping points again. Even Milan stuck 4 past Chievo FFS. Getting very tight at the top though: I expect Lazio to win their game in hand against Udinese that was called off today, but Roma have a tougher game away at Samp.

All Benevento in the second half, Lazio haven't look that arsed at all. Don't think Benevento have it in them to get another two, though.