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Nicola Harrison: Best Serie A player has to be Javier Zanetti. A true Inter legend, a Nerazzuri through and through!

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From football to politics...

Partial results from Liberia's presidential election show former AC Milan striker George Weah has taken an early lead.

Figures from the National Elections Commission (NEC) put Mr Weah ahead in 11 out of 15 counties, although most votes have yet to be counted.

His main rival, incumbent Vice-President Joseph Boakai, leads in one county and is second in most others.

A candidate needs more than 50% of the votes for outright victory.

What a player he was. Why have none of you mentioned him??

Alex Brown‏: Daft question. Diego Maradona is the greatest player to ever lace up his boots. Won Serie A and World Cup (almost) on his own.

Michael Coogan: Maradona of course. Best in my era.

Paul Sibbald‏: Greatest footballer ever in Serie A? Easy. Diego Armando Maradona for late 80s Napoli.

Love a bit of Serie A action from the 90s don't we? I don't know anyone my age who did not watch Football Italia on Channel 4.

Just take a look at these teams from 20 years ago.

Who's the best player you have watched in Serie A?

Matt Proudfoot‏: Lentini.

I used to play footy with a guy whose nickname was Lentini.

The trophy cabinet is bulging for both sides, but they have fallen on hard times over the last few years.

It is quite a coincidence that you have to go back to the 2010-11 season for the last time either side won any major silverware - Inter claiming the Coppa Italia under Leonardo, while AC won the league that season with Massimiliano Allegri as boss.

Yousuf Ali‏: For me it was Pirlo. I always imagined him as a conductor leading an orchestra.

Michael Brett: Has to be Walter Samuel, absolute colossus for Inter and when Argentina produced world class defenders!

Ian Dunn: Ciro Immobile put 'La Vecchia Donna' to sleep last night in Turin.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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Around the time of the 1990 World Cup, Milan was on top of the world, almost literally in AC's case given they won the Intercontinental Cup in 1989 and would do so again later in 1990, having beaten Benfica a fortnight before the tournament began to secure their fourth European Cup.

The San Siro was the home of football and some of the greatest players the game has ever known played there; Paolo Maldini, Franco Baresi and Marco van Basten for Milan. Giuseppe Bergomi, Walter Zenga and, later, the Brazilian Ronaldo at Inter.

It all seems such a long time ago.

When the the arena hosts the Milan derby today, it will feel like the game modern football left behind.

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Crypto Panther: Ronaldinho.

Craig Shields: Pavel Nedved was a little genius

Random Milanista: Ricardo Kaka of course.

Portuguese midfielder Joao Mario misses out for Inter Milan as he has tonsillitis. Ivan Perisic - a target for Manchester United in the summer - starts.

Inter Milan XI: Handanovic, D'Ambrosio, Skriniar, Miranda, Nagatomo, Valero, Gagliardini, Candreva, Vecino, Perisic, Icardi.

Former Liverpool players Suso and Fabio Borini both start for AC Milan. Another ex-Red Gabriel Paletta is on the bench. Former Blackburn striker Nicola Kalinic is not involved.

AC Milan XI: Donnarumma, Musacchio, Bonucci, Romagnoli, Borini, Kessie, Biglia, Bonaventura, Rodriguez, Suso, Andre Silva.

Gazarelda‏: Best player I've seen is Zanetti, not a 'superstar' but he's not Argentina and Inter's record appearance holder for nothing.

Crouchaldinho: Il Divin Codino. The one and only Roberto Baggio. What a player!

Bob: No Totti, No Party.

German Bundesliga

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The Hertha Berlin players and officials "took a knee" to show their support for "an open-minded world" before their 2-0 loss against Schalke on Saturday.

Bayern Munich thrashed Freiburg in manager Jupp Heynckes' first game back in charge of the reigning champions.

Borussia Dortmund's unbeaten start to the season was ended by RB Leipzig's comeback as both sides had a man sent off.

• REPORT: Hertha Berlin 0-2 Schalke
• REPORT: Bayern Munich 5-0 Freiburg
• REPORT: Borrusia Dortmund 2-3 RB Leipzig

Spanish La Liga

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Luis Suarez scored an 82nd-minute equaliser as La Liga leaders Barcelona maintained their unbeaten start to the season against Atletico Madrid.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored a late winner as Real Madrid won at Getafe to move up to second position.

• REPORT: Atletico Madrid 1-1 Barcelona
• REPORT: Getafe 1-2 Real Madrid

Josh Butler: Gabriel Batistuta. Easily the greatest striker in the history of football.

Dave Wood‏: Serie A hasn't been special for years, but the 90's Juve team of Zidane & Del Piero were something else.

TWould‏: Cafu: One of the best players ever Montella: Majestic goalscorer. Serie A legends I saw.

Italian Serie A

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Lorenzo Insigne scored the only goal as Napoli maintained their 100% winning start to the season by beating Roma.

Ciro Immobile took his Serie A tally to 11 goals in eight games as Lazio came from behind to end champions Juventus' unbeaten start to the season.

• REPORT: Juventus 1-2 Lazio

Before we get stuck in to the tasty Milan derby, just a quick look at what went on around Europe this weekend..

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We have seen some legends play for these two sides over the years but time for you to get involved with some chat.

Who is the best player you have watched in Serie A and what made him so special?

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