Serie A
Italian First Division
Sassuolo Calcio
Udinese
Torino
Roma
Atalanta
Empoli
Lecce
Napoli
Cremonese
Milan
Napoli
Lazio
Inter
Milan
Atalanta
Roma
Juventus
Fiorentina
Bologna
Torino
AC Monza
Udinese
Sassuolo Calcio
Empoli
Salernitana
Lecce
Spezia
Hellas Verona
Cremonese
Sampdoria
The Serie A Italian, known as "Calcio" is the most important and top-class competition in Italy. It is considered the third best league in Europe today. In 1898 the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) was founded and in 1929 the first championship of the Serie A Italiana was played. The top 3 club with the most championships won is Juventus Football Club with 35 titles, Inter Milan and Milan with 18 titles.
COMPETITION RULES
The championship is defined with round-trip matches between all clubs. At the end of the tournament, the Italian club with the most points is the champion of the Italian league and receiving the Scudetto. The top 4 finishers of the Serie A choose to play in the next season of the UEFA Champions League. The fifth and sixth qualifiers choose to play in the next season of the Europa League or UEFA Cup. The seventh place plays the Intertoto Cup.
The Serie A Italian, known as "Calcio" is the most important and top-class competition in Italy. It is considered the third best league in Europe today. In 1898 the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) was founded and in 1929 the first championship of the Serie A Italiana was played. The top 3 club with the most championships won is Juventus Football Club with 35 titles, Inter Milan and Milan with 18 titles.
COMPETITION RULES
The championship is defined with round-trip matches between all clubs. At the end of the tournament, the Italian club with the most points is the champion of the Italian league and receiving the Scudetto. The top 4 finishers of the Serie A choose to play in the next season of the UEFA Champions League. The fifth and sixth qualifiers choose to play in the next season of the Europa League or UEFA Cup. The seventh place plays the Intertoto Cup.