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The Curva Show

The Curva Show

Written by: Daniel Foci and Matthew McKibben
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The Curva Show is a weekly podcast dedicated to Serie A and men's football in Italy, hosted by Dan Foci and Matt McKibben. The show touches on tactics but leaves plenty of room for kit drops, pre-game fits, and Maurizio Sarri's smoking habits. If you love Italian football or just want an escape from the endless Premier League hype welcome to The Curva Show.

2026 Daniel Foci and Matthew McKibben
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Episodes
  • Is Italy Back on Track? The Break Revealed … A Lot
    Oct 7 2026

    Are the Azzurri back? Dan and Matt break down what Italy's international break revealed, from Donnarumma's standout saves and an emerging midfield to the case for Esposito as the new number nine.

    They also debate Serie A's rising talents, the Ballon d'Or conversation, and the contrasting legacies of Messi and Ronaldo. Then they look ahead to key league matchups and make their predictions for the Scudetto, the top four, and the season's biggest storylines.

    The Curva Show is your weekly Serie A podcast, with conversation, opinion, and analysis on Italian football. Follow the show so you never miss an episode.

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    59 mins
  • Fraud Rocks Man City While the Azzurri Rebounds. What’s Next?
    Sep 30 2026

    After a disappointing loss against Belgium, the Italian national team rebounded nicely against Turkey in a 4-1 victory. Dan and Matt break down their performance, what Roberto Mancici got right in his squad selection and if the UEFA Nations League even matters. Additionally, they discuss the historic verdict handed down to Manchester City after they used sham contracts to disguise roughly £1 billion in owner funding.

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    51 mins
  • Roma vs. Inter and Serie A’s Tight Table
    Sep 23 2026

    The Serie A title race is wide open. Dan and Matt break down the wild Roma-Inter draw, Juve’s recent turnaround, Milan’s attacking potential and the rise of teams like Frosinone, Cagliari and Lazio. Finally, they look ahead to Italy’s next generation and ask whether the international break can mark the beginning of a new era for the Azzurri.

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    1 hr and 7 mins
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