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Wout van Aert domina una tappa di attacchi alla Vuelta

04 September

Wout van Aert dominates attacking stage at Vuelta

The Vuelta 2026, Wout van Aert

LOJA (Spain) – The stage hunters assembled in spectacular fashion on the thirteenth stage of the Vuelta 26, and they ignited the day with relentless attacks on the numerous climbs between Almuñécar and Loja (192.8 km). Wout van Aert (Visma-Lease a Bike) finally launched the decisive attack with 3.5 kilometers to go. Only Valentin Paret-Peintre (Soudal Quick-Step) managed to follow, but the Belgian couldn't hold off in the final sprint. Wearing the green jersey, Van Aert took his first victory at the Vuelta 26 after winning three stages two years ago. Matthew…

Il Napoli a San Siro con l’Inter consapevole di giocare un big match

04 September

Napoli at San Siro against Inter, aware they are playing a big match.

FC Inter, Young Santana do Nascimento, Massimiliano Allegri, Scott McTominay, SSC Napoli

NAPLES - "Inter are the top favorites for the league title, but we're only on matchday three. We shouldn't be overly excited or depressed; we'll give it our all, but it's not a Scudetto challenge." This was Massimiliano Allegri's statement on the eve of the match at San Siro, starting with the game against Como. "We're disappointed to lose at home, but it's just the beginning, and we need balance. The defeat hurts, but looking back on the performance, there are positives. We made some technical errors, but we could have achieved a better result." "We're in a phase…

Boccardi e Ghiddi argenti nel team sprint ai Mondiali di skiroll

04 September

Boccardi and Ghiddi win silver in the team sprint at the Skiroll World Championships

Maria Eugenia Boccardi. Anna Maria Ghiddi, Skiroll

MADONA (Latvia) – Italy has won its first medal at the Roller Skiing World Championships currently underway in Madona, Latvia. Maria Eugenia Boccardi and Anna Maria Ghiddi took silver in the senior team sprint. The Italians finished 4.5 seconds behind Norwegian winners Raghnhild Aarekol and Synnoeve Kjosavik in 22:25.9 seconds, while Sweden's Emilia Eriksson and Ebba Stenman took bronze at 5:13. In the men's race, the title went to home teammates Lauris Kaparkalejs and Raimo Vigants in 20:12.17, beating Swedes Erik Fransson and Simon Karlsson by 0.45 seconds.

Rugby e non solo all’Istituto penale minorile Beccaria di Milano

04 September

Rugby and more at the Beccaria Juvenile Detention Center in Milan

Diego Dominguez, Eleonora Cinque, Italian Rugby Federation, Federica Picchi, In Meta!, Cesare Beccaria Juvenile Penal Institute, Lombardy region

MILAN – Rugby, soccer, basketball, and swimming combine to create a day of sports, sharing, and teamwork. The educational project "In Meta!" has begun at the Cesare Beccaria Juvenile Correctional Institution in Milan, coordinated by Federica Picchi, Undersecretary to the Presidency of the Lombardy Region with responsibility for Sports and Youth. The initiative, promoted in collaboration with the Italian Rugby Federation, is an evolution of the sports camp launched ten years ago by former rugby champion Diego Dominguez and his team, which was interrupted two years ago. Following the end of previous financial support for the initiative, the Region has contributed to ensuring its continuation. "It's exciting…

Chaterine Commisso nominata vicepresidente della Fiorentina

03 September

Catherine Commisso appointed vice president of Fiorentina

ACF Fiorentina, Catherine Commisso

BAGNO A RIPOLI - Catherine Commisso is the new vice president of Fiorentina. This appointment holds special significance because—as reported on the club's official website—Catherine will be deeply committed to honoring Rocco's legacy and the values he established with Fiorentina, continuing what began with the creation of the Rocco B. Commisso Viola Park, including in the club's new initiatives and developments. "I am deeply honored to take on this new role and continue what we began with Rocco," said Catherine Commisso. "I will do so with profound humility and inspired by what my late husband...

Dall’atletica azzurra 33 medaglie ai Giochi del Mediterraneo

03 September

Italian athletics wins 33 medals at the Mediterranean Games

Alessandra Bonora, Alessio Mannucci, Alice Mangione, Alice Muraro, Alice Pagliarini, Arianna Battistella, Ayomide Folorunso, Celeste Polzonetti, Christian Falocchi, Clarissa Vianelli, Daisy Osakue, Dalia Kaddari, Damiano Dentato, Elena Carraro, Eric Marek, Erika Saraceni, Federica Del Buono, Federico Bruno, Federico Falsetti, Philip Cappelletti, Philip Dezza, Philip Randazzo, Francesco Inzoli, Gianmarco Tamberi, Ginevra Ricci, Mediterranean Games, John Frattini, Pieroni Idea, Ilaria Accame, Lapo Bianciardi, Lorenzo Benati, Lorenzo Ianes, Luca Sito, Matthew Oliveri, Michael Fina, Micol Majori, Nick Pontius, Richard Meli, Sara Cirillo, Sara Fantini, Sara Verteramo, Sonia Malavisi, Taranto 2026, Vittoria Fontana

TARANTO - Italian track and field athletes finished with 33 medals at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto: 13 gold, 9 silver, and 11 bronze. It was the highest number of podium finishes since 1997 and the third-highest overall. On the final day, the half marathon saw Pasquale Selvarolo of Puglia finish fourth in 1:05:27. The Italian team finished atop the track and field medal table, ahead of Morocco (7-4-5) and Portugal (6-2-1). Italy had more victories only in 1987 (17) and 1967 (14), while the 13 gold medal mark was reached in 1979.

Lo sloveno Jakob Omrzel diventa il giovane vincitore di tappa della Vuelta

03 September

Slovenian Jakob Omrzel becomes the young stage winner of the Vuelta

Bahrain Victorious, Enric Mas, Jakob Omrzel, The Vuelta 2026, Tadej Pogačar

CALAR ALTO (Spain) – At 2,153 meters above sea level, Calar Alto hosted the highest finish of the Vuelta 26 and proved the perfect setting for Jakob Omrzel (Bahrain Victorious) to establish himself as a rising star of the Grand Tours and claim a historic victory. At 20 years, 5 months, and 13 days old, the new Slovenian prodigy set a new record as the youngest stage winner in a Grand Tour this century, beating the record set by Tadej Pogacar in the Vuelta 19 (20 years, 11 months, and 10 days for his first victory on stage 9). After…

Sale a 33 medaglie il bottino dell’atletica azzurra a Taranto 2026

03 September

The Italian athletics team's medal tally at Taranto 2026 rises to 33.

Ala Zoghlami., Alessandro Sibilio., Alex Fabbri, Alice Muraro, Alice Pagliarini, Ayomide Folorunso, Clarissa Vianelli, Daisy Osakue, Dalia Kaddari, Elena Cambiolo, Eric Marek, Federico Bruno, Federico Falsetti, Philip Cappelletti, Philip Dezza, Philip Tortu, Ginevra Ricci, Ilaria Accame, Lapo Bianciardi, Luca Sito, Ludovica Cavalli, Matthew Oliveri, Richard Meli, Sara Cirillo, Sara Fantini, Thomas D'Este, Vittoria Fontana

TARANTO - The fourth day of athletics at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto brought Italy five gold, three silver, and three bronze medals, for a total of 33 medals (13-9-11). Sub-23 seconds for the third time in her career, her second best ever, Vittoria Fontana led the 200 meters with a time of 22.93 (wind speed +1.5), fourteen hundredths of a second off the time that earned her gold at last year's Universiade in Bochum (22.79). Sub-23 seconds for the third time in her career, Fontana finished ahead of Greece's Rafaela Spanoudaki (23.07) and Turkey's Sila Kologlu (23.12), who finished sixth.

L’Italia femminile conquista le semifinali di EuroVolley 2026

02 September

Italy's women's team reaches the semifinals of EuroVolley 2026

Alessia Orro, Anna Danesi, Italian women's volleyball, Julio Velasco, Miriam Sylla, Paola Egonu

BRNO (Czech Republic) - It took Italy four sets to overcome Sweden and earn a spot in the semifinals. The Italian women's volleyball team left the first set to the Scandinavians, but fought back strongly to win 3-1 (21-25, 26-24, 25-21, 25-23) in the quarterfinals of the CEV Trendyol EuroVolley 2026. Julio Velasco's Italian team is among the top four in Europe. Forced to play behind, they fought point-for-point, with Egonu, Antropova, and Isabelle Haak proving their worth. After losing the first set, Italy found themselves playing the second set on a tight, tiebreaking play. Having regained parity, the national team took...

Nazionale femminile di pallamano oro ai Giochi del Mediterraneo dopo 39 anni

02 September

Women's handball team wins gold at the Mediterranean Games after 39 years

Jade Santa, Mediterranean Games Taranto 2026, Martin Albertsen, Women's National Handball Team, Taranto 2026

FASANO – After 39 years, the Italian women's national handball team has returned to winning the Mediterranean Games title. This is a historic victory for coach Martin Albertsen's team, in his first official match as Italy's coach. The decisive victory for the Italian team, playing on the Pala Sport in Fasano, was their 25-23 victory over Tunisia in the final. It was an extraordinary run for the Italians, who finished the single-round group with eight points thanks to a record of four wins (against Algeria, Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Greece) and only one defeat.