Is there a team in Serie A capable of dethroning Juventus, 9-time champions of Italy? The Serie A championship has just ended with another triumph for the Bianconeri, yet we already look forward to the next competition that has the Italic rolling ball as its undisputed protagonist. We wonder: after 9 years of Juventus dominance, will there finally be a team capable of challenging and surpassing the Turin team during the 2020-2021 season? Answering this complex question is not premature at all, as it is likely to start again on September 19th, so it's better not to get lost in useless preliminaries but also try to offer the most comprehensive answer possible. Let's start with the objective data that bode well for the potential opponents of the upcoming tournament and perhaps even the non-supporters of football: this year's Juventus has not been overwhelming at all, as evidenced by the 7 defeats suffered and the 43 goals conceded (a lot), and in fact has repeatedly risked being caught up first by Lazio and then in second instance by an Inter that, after losing both direct clashes with the armored team of former coach Sarri, tried to threaten the "hated enemy" by arriving just one point away from the top. Maybe with a bit more malice Conte's team could have taken advantage of the many slips of the Zebra, who knows... The same goes for Lazio, which seemed invincible from October to February, while from June onwards it lost its way to victory. The biancocelesti in the first part of the season had impressed thanks to a quality game that led to the acquisition of many important points in the standings, then the total blackout. Here we cannot analyze the motivations of this strange debacle but we can and must mention Milan and its opposite path to that of Lazio: after a start close to relegation, in the summer the Rossoneri had a winning streak like top of the class. If Pioli manages to field a starting 11 with the same desire to excel, perhaps enriching it with a few but targeted additions, we are sure that the Diavolo, together with Conte's Inter and Inzaghi's Lazio, will be able to give Juventus a run for its money with the unknown factor of Pirlo as a coach. Football as we like it If the next Serie A championship could therefore bring us interesting surprises, there will be no upheavals concerning football as we like it, which has evolved from a "sport for the few", once enjoyed directly at the stadium, to a discipline that is "open to all" and viewable through our favorite devices, including the smartphone we already use to play in the secure online casinos available on the web. With the essential cellphone, you can now really do everything, both satisfying our desire for soccer, for example watching a live match, and responding to that voice that usually tells us: "Play now from your mobile in the best online casinos", fun and technology are a winning combination not least because by accessing the Internet we can know at any moment if the Bianconeri are still at the top of the standings, something about which, as mentioned earlier, we are not certain for the next sports year. Inter, Milan, and Lazio, we remind you once again, are our favorites for a more balanced tournament. And what if Napoli were also included in the title race? We do not exclude beforehand that Napoli could also return to participate in the title race. After trying to threaten the team from Turin for a couple of years, without really succeeding, with the arrival of Victor Osimhen, the Partenopei could become a credible contender like the three teams we mentioned above. Who knows if we will be right; all we have left is to get excited again by watching football via the web, on TV, or at the stadium. And let the show of Serie A 2020-2021 begin!
