Mina Rzouki and Nicky Bandini discuss Manuel Locatelli scoring the winner for Juventus against Milan, and we hear Serie A commentator Patrick Kendrick's call of the goal, describing in exhilirating detail how he did it 7 years to the day after doing the same against Juventus when he wore the rossonero shirt. Plus we discuss other stories around the bianconeri's big win... like Mad Max's sideline striptease of fury!
Inter and Lautaro Martinez continue flying.
Napoli topple Verona.
Roma scrape a win against 10-man Monza, with Mourinho doing Mourinho things.
Lazio win away at Sassuolo.
And after the jingle... a bittersweet memory to close the show.
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