That is because of the simple fact that Antonio Conte’s Serie A debut with Napoli being something that could be compared to the ultimate faceplant against an opponent that Juventus beat 3-0 exactly one week later.

Following their midweek success in their UEFA Champions League opener, Juventus turn their attention back to domestic matters, as they prepare to welcome Napoli to the Allianz Stadium in Matchday 5

Having started his managerial journey at Arezzo in 2006, the Italian returned to Juventus in 2011, replacing Luigi Delneri as their new head coach

Antonio Conte is relishing Napoli's upcoming clash that will see him return to Juventus, a club he both played for and managed.

Former Juventus goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny will be back at the Allianz Stadium for the Serie A clash against Napoli on Saturday evening, and will complete a lap of honour in front of the Bianconeri

A classic of Italian football, with meanings that transcend the field, especially for the Azzurri fans: it's Juventus-Napoli. On Saturday, September 21 at 18:00, it will take place at the

Conte will be back at the Allianz Stadium on Saturday for the first time as Napoli boss, having enjoyed a trophy-laden career at Juve as both a player and a manager

Antonio Conte is looking forward to his return to Juventus as Napoli's manager this weekend and said he was proud of his role in the Turin club's history after leading them to multiple Serie A titles.

Italian heavyweights Juventus and Napoli will go head-to-head in a massive Serie A clash this Saturday, then the Premier League’s two big hitters, Manchester City and Arsenal, will treat fans to a mouth-watering super Sunday showdown at the Etihad Stadium.

Inter Milan are ready to inflict more pain on their beleaguered local rivals AC Milan on Sunday after the Champions League highlighted the gulf in class currently separating two of Serie A's most storied teams.