Followers of Italy's Serie A can look forward to three more matches on Saturday, with Juventus and Inter Milan both in action.

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Along with the Premier League, the majority of Europe's top leagues are preparing for the mid-season break, and Sunday's action will be the last until after Christmas as the 2022 World Cup in Qatar takes centre stage.

European champions Real Madrid are in action on Thursday as they attempt to bounce back from a recent slump in form.

One of the biggest clashes in Italian football takes place on Sunday as Juventus play host to Inter Milan in the Derby d'Italia.

For the first time since the 2013/14 season, the Champions League last 16 will not feature Juventus after the Old Lady were knocked out of Group H with one match to spare.

As Juventus’s struggles at home and in Europe continue, while QPR and Bournemouth’s extended their good form, we’re looking at some of the week’s biggest Market Movers.

Juventus, Inter Milan and reigning champions AC Milan have dominated Serie A for two decades, but there are grounds for thinking Italian football's holy trinity might have more competition in 2022-23.