Italy Serie A Complete Coverage

Overview of Serie A

Serie A is Italy's primary football competition and the country's top professional association football league. It is one of the most prestigious and competitive football leagues in the world.

Annual Competition

Each year, 20 teams compete for the prestigious Serie A title. Inter Milan is the current title holder (2023/24 season), securing their 20th Serie A championship. Juventus still holds the record for the most titles in the league's history with 36 championships.

Live Updates and Statistics

Various platforms provide live updates on Serie A scores, along with the league table, results, statistics, and information on top scorers.

Serie A Competition Format

League Structure

The league's 20 teams are ranked in a table with a promotion and relegation system in place. The three lowest-performing teams are relegated to Serie B, while three teams from Serie B are promoted to Serie A.

European Competitions Qualification

The top four teams qualify for the UEFA Champions League group stage. The fifth-placed team qualifies for the UEFA Europa League group stage, while the sixth-placed team enters the UEFA Europa Conference League playoffs. The Coppa Italia winner also qualifies for the Europa League group stage.

Team Stadiums and Attendance

Largest Stadium

San Siro, home to both AC Milan and Inter Milan, with a capacity of 75,817, is the largest stadium in Serie A.

Attendance Statistics

The average attendance per game during the Serie A 2023/24 season was approximately 30,000, showing a slight increase from the previous season. The highest attendance recorded in a single game was 75,817 at San Siro. Serie A continues to be known for its passionate fan base and vibrant stadium atmosphere.