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Speaker: Welcome to the Italian Football Podcast. Let's move on to this. Lots of goals, as always, in the Serie A. There's a reason why Serie A is the most exciting league to watch in terms of entertainment, in terms of goals and chances and everything. And drama, and off -field drama. Yeah. Who has the most exciting attack in Serie A this season? Because we saw Napoli score five, Milan score...
Speaker: Four, didn't they? Four, did they score four? Four two. Four two, yeah. Inter score two. Score two, but I mean on that potato farm of age. Yeah, that's worth double. Okay, Roma only scored one, but they showed loads of positives. They should have scored six. The event has scored three, Fiorentina scored three, Atalanta scored two, you know, and as we said on the previous show, I think, I think
Speaker: In terms of who will score the most goals, Inter and Napoli I think will score the most goals. I think they have, Napoli because of the way they play and the players they have, Inter because of the sheer firepower they have with Lukaku, Lautaro, Dumfriesen, etc.
Speaker: Inter I think will score the most because, not just because of their attack, those two, I mean those two will score, will score loads but I think Inter have the most goals throughout the team. They have goals, their midfielders will all chip in. Well I think Napoli has that as well and I think a lot of
Speaker: Well, yeah, but not not to the same extent. I mean, look at look at look at into his wingbacks. Dumfries will score five or six goals a season. He goes since if he plays well, gets back to his best. He'll score five or six goals a season. You know, the defenders always score goals as well. Because of the corners. Yeah, none of the other teams have that throughout the Pirella. If he gets back to his best, you know, four or five goals at least. I think there's goals throughout the team. Chalanoglu, you know,
Speaker: For me, I have Naapoli and Inter. I think Inter will score slightly more, but I have Naapoli second in terms of goal scoring.
Speaker: Yeah, no, I agree with that. I think I think I'll be into first Napoli second for goals. But I'll tell you this, I think the title won't be decided by that. I think the title will be decided like last season, whoever concedes the last, the least. And I think the title this season will be will be decided on head to heads between the seven sisters, but the heads to heads between the teams, the top teams. And that could you could say that's the top eight. Yeah, maybe. Because I think that
Speaker: I think that these teams will probably beat a lot of teams lower down the table. I think they're going to destroy them. I think we're going to see a clear break in the table. You're going to see a block of three, four that are pretty much done for before Christmas. I can see these teams top eight, the eight brothers taking a lot of... Yeah, they're going all the way with it. Yeah, but I can see them taking a lot of points off their fellow brothers, I think.
Speaker: Yeah, but I mean that hinges on conceding, if you ask me. I think the conceding is where it matters, that whoever concedeses the least is why they will win, because I think in the head -to -heads, in those big matches,
Speaker: in Italy, those will be decided by who concedes the least and makes the least defensive errors. Who concedes the least? Who scores the most? No, it's not because one is beating
Speaker: you know, Hellas and these these poor teams, I mean, Inter scored so many goals last season, but they conceded so much and they but they weren't able to score and they created much more chances and missed so much more and were unable to score and also conceded. So, you know, they scored the most, but they didn't win. I think, like you said, I do agree that the head -to -heads will decide, but those will be decided on who commits the least amount of defensive errors in those heads -to -heads, if that makes sense.
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