Italian Football League A

The highest level football league in Italy

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Serie A is Italy The highest level football league is managed and operated by the Serie A professional league.

The number of teams in Serie A has increased from 18 to 20 since the 2004/05 season Double circulation In the way of competition, the teams with the bottom three in the championship will be demoted to Italian Football League B 。 The championship and runner up of Serie B will be promoted to Serie A directly, and the third to eighth place of Serie B will compete for a promotion quota through the play off.

Serie A is one of the highest level professional football leagues in the world, which is characterized by focusing on defense. In the 1980s and 1990s, there were many Italian football stars and powerful teams. It was once recognized as the first football league in the world and known as the "Small World Cup".

Juventus FC It is the team that has won the most Serie A titles, and won 36 Serie A championship trophies in total; The championship of the 2023-24 Serie A League is Inter Milan.^[1]^[29]

In the German competition, Well known Italian national derby Inter Milan and Juventus^[28] ， Mirandi yes International Milan And AC Milan ， Turin Derby It's Juventus and Turin ， Rome Derby yes Lazio and Rome 。

Chinese name: Italian Football League A
Foreign name: Serie A
During the event: August of each year to May of the next year
Venue: Italy
Event type: Football League
Organiser: Serie A Professional League
Affiliated Association: Union of European Football Associations
Year of establishment: 1898, 1929 (round robin)
Number of teams: 20

League level: first stage
Demote to: Italian Football League B
Local Cup: Italian Cup 、 Italian Super Cup
International League: European Champions League 、 UEFA Europa League 、 UEFA League
The current champion: F.C. Internazionale Milano ^[29] (2023/24 season)
The most successful team: Juventus FC (36 times won)
Most Players: Gianluigi Buffon (649 games)
Best Shooter: Silvio Piola (274 balls)

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Historical evolution

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The Italian Football League A started in 1898. It was divided into various regional leagues. The championship of each region was decided by the elimination play off. The first championship was held by Genoa Capture. In the 1915/16 season, a national cup competition was organized, and the championship was won by AC Milan. From 1916 to 1919, the Italian Football League the First World War And pause. In the 1929/30 season, Italy organized the first national professional league, the current Italian Football League A, with 18 teams participating in the competition. Finally, Inter Milan won the first professional football league championship. In 1944, a special Northern League (Campionato Alta Italia) appeared. In the 1945/46 season, the First Division League and the Second Division League were merged and divided into the North and the South. The two regions organized separate finals and then merged again.

Participating teams

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2024/25 season (20)

Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio	Bologna Football Club	U.S. Lecce	Herasverona Football Club

Football Club Torino	Fiorentina Football Club	Parma Football Club	Genoa Football Club

F.C. Internazionale Milano	Juventus FC	Lazio Football Club	AC Milan

Naples Foot-Ball Club	Udinese Football Club	Rome Football Club	Cagliari Football Club

Empoli Football Club	Como Football Club	Venice Football Club	Monza Football Club
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Competition rules

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The Italian Football League A adopts the home and away double round robin competition system. Each team has 38 matches in total, 19 home and 19 away. The winning side gets 3 points in each game, each side gets 1 point in a tie, and the negative side gets 0 point. At the end of the season, the team is ranked according to the total score of the team.

The trophy

If more than one team has the same score at the end of all competitions in the season, the following methods are used to rank them:

The top performers of each other

The player with more goals difference ranks top

Those who score many goals rank top

When it comes to championship competition and promotion and demotion, teams with the same points will play a play off game in the neutral field; If the game is tied within 90 minutes, the two teams will enter a penalty shoot out. Without extra time, the winners will be ranked higher.^[17]^[26]

Promotion and demotion system

At the end of the season, the team with the highest score will win the championship, and the three teams with the lowest score will be reduced to the Italian Second Division League. The champion and runner up of Italian League B will be directly promoted to Italian League A, and the third to eighth place will compete for a promotion quota through play offs.

European competition quota

European Champions League

The top four Serie A players directly participate in the Champions League

UEFA Europa League

The Italian Cup champion and the fifth place in the league will participate in the European Union championship

UEFA League

The sixth place in the league will participate in the UEFA playoff

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Event data

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league table

Season 2023/24
ranking	team	match	win	flat	negative	goal	Concede a ball	Goal difference	integral
one	International Milan	thirty-eight	twenty-nine	seven	two	eighty-nine	twenty-two	sixty-seven	ninety-four
two	AC Milan	thirty-eight	twenty-two	nine	seven	seventy-six	forty-nine	twenty-seven	seventy-five
three	Juventus	thirty-eight	nineteen	fourteen	five	fifty-four	thirty-one	twenty-three	seventy-one
four	Atlanta	thirty-eight	twenty-one	six	eleven	seventy-two	forty-two	thirty	sixty-nine
five	Bologna	thirty-eight	eighteen	fourteen	six	fifty-four	thirty-two	twenty-two	sixty-eight
six	Rome	thirty-eight	eighteen	nine	eleven	sixty-five	forty-six	nineteen	sixty-three
seven	Lazio	thirty-eight	eighteen	seven	thirteen	forty-nine	thirty-nine	ten	sixty-one
eight	Florence	thirty-eight	seventeen	nine	twelve	sixty-one	forty-six	fifteen	sixty
nine	Turin	thirty-eight	thirteen	fourteen	eleven	thirty-six	thirty-six	zero	fifty-three
ten	Naples	thirty-eight	thirteen	fourteen	eleven	fifty-five	forty-eight	seven	fifty-three
eleven	Genoa	thirty-eight	twelve	thirteen	thirteen	forty-five	forty-five	zero	forty-nine
twelve	Monza	thirty-eight	eleven	twelve	fifteen	thirty-nine	fifty-one	−12	forty-five
thirteen	Verona	thirty-eight	nine	eleven	eighteen	thirty-eight	fifty-one	−13	thirty-eight
fourteen	Lecce	thirty-eight	eight	fourteen	sixteen	thirty-two	fifty-four	−22	thirty-eight
fifteen	Udinese	thirty-eight	six	nineteen	thirteen	thirty-seven	fifty-three	−16	thirty-seven
sixteen	Cagliari	thirty-eight	eight	twelve	eighteen	forty-two	sixty-eight	−26	thirty-six
seventeen	Empoli	thirty-eight	nine	nine	twenty	twenty-nine	fifty-four	−25	thirty-six
eighteen	Frosinone	thirty-eight	eight	eleven	nineteen	forty-four	sixty-nine	−25	thirty-five
nineteen	Sasolo	thirty-eight	seven	nine	twenty-two	forty-three	seventy-five	−32	thirty
twenty	Salenitana	thirty-eight	two	eleven	twenty-five	thirty-two	eighty-one	−49	seventeen
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Successive champions

twenty-first century
competition season	Champion team	Sessions	win	flat	negative	Goal difference	integral
2023/24	International Milan	thirty-eight	twenty-nine	seven	two	89:22	ninety-four
2022/23	Naples	thirty-eight	twenty-eight	six	four	77:28	ninety
2021/22	AC Milan	thirty-eight	twenty-six	eight	four	69:31	eighty-six
2020/21	International Milan	thirty-eight	twenty-eight	seven	three	83:35	ninety-one
2019/20	Juventus	thirty-eight	twenty-six	five	seven	76:43	eighty-three
2018/19		thirty-eight	twenty-eight	six	four	70:30	ninety
2017/18		thirty-eight	thirty	five	three	86:24	ninety-five
2016/17		thirty-eight	twenty-nine	four	five	77:29	ninety-one
2015/16		thirty-eight	twenty-nine	four	five	75:20	ninety-one
2014/15		thirty-eight	twenty-six	nine	three	72:24	eighty-seven
2013/14		thirty-eight	thirty-three	three	two	80:23	one hundred and two
2012/13		thirty-eight	twenty-seven	six	five	71:24	eighty-seven
2011/12		thirty-eight	twenty-three	fifteen	zero	68:20	eighty-four
2010/11	AC Milan	thirty-eight	twenty-four	ten	four	65:24	eighty-two
2009/10	International Milan	thirty-eight	twenty-four	ten	four	75:34	eighty-two
2008/09		thirty-eight	twenty-five	nine	four	70:32	eighty-four
2007/08		thirty-eight	twenty-five	ten	three	69:26	eighty-five
2006/07		thirty-eight	thirty	seven	one	80:34	ninety-seven
2005/06		Because“ Telephone door ”Juventus were stripped of the championship and awarded Inter Milan
2004/05	vacancy	Juventus were stripped of the championship due to "Teleporto"
2003/04	AC Milan	thirty-four	twenty-five	seven	two	65:24	eighty-two
2002/03	Juventus	thirty-four	twenty-one	nine	four	64:29	seventy-two
2001/02	Juventus	thirty-four	twenty	eleven	three	64:23	seventy-one
2000/01	Rome	thirty-four	twenty-two	nine	three	68:33	seventy-five
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19-20th century
competition season	Champion team	Sessions	win	flat	negative	Goal difference	score	Three-point system
1999/2000	Lazio	thirty-four	twenty-one	nine	four	64:33	seventy-two	seventy-two
1998/99	AC Milan	thirty-four	twenty	ten	four	59:34	seventy	seventy
1997/98	Juventus	thirty-four	twenty-one	eleven	two	67:28	seventy-four	seventy-four
1996/97	Juventus	thirty-four	seventeen	fourteen	three	51:24	sixty-five	sixty-five
1995/96	AC Milan	thirty-four	twenty-one	ten	three	60:24	seventy-three	seventy-three
1994/95	Juventus	thirty-four	twenty-three	four	seven	59:32	seventy-three	seventy-three
1993/94	AC Milan	thirty-four	nineteen	twelve	three	36:15	fifty	sixty-nine
1992/93		thirty-four	eighteen	fourteen	two	65:32	fifty	sixty-eight
1991/92		thirty-four	twenty-two	twelve	zero	74:21	fifty-six	seventy-eight
1990/91	Sampdoria	thirty-four	twenty	eleven	three	57:24	fifty-one	seventy-one
1989/90	Naples	thirty-four	twenty-one	nine	four	57:31	fifty-one	seventy-two
1988/89	International Milan	thirty-four	twenty-six	six	two	67:19	fifty-eight	eighty-four
1987/88	AC Milan	thirty	seventeen	eleven	two	43:14	forty-five	sixty-two
1986/87	Naples	thirty	fifteen	twelve	three	41:21	forty-two	fifty-seven
1985/86	Juventus	thirty	eighteen	nine	three	43:17	forty-five	sixty-three
1984/85	Verona	thirty	fifteen	thirteen	two	42:19	forty-three	fifty-eight
1983/84	Juventus	thirty	seventeen	nine	four	57:29	forty-three	sixty
1982/83	Rome	thirty	sixteen	eleven	three	47:24	forty-three	fifty-nine
1981/82	Juventus	thirty	nineteen	eight	three	48:14	forty-six	sixty-five
1980/81	Juventus	thirty	seventeen	ten	three	46:15	forty-four	sixty-one
1979/80	International Milan	thirty	fourteen	thirteen	three	44:25	forty-one	fifty-five
1978/79	AC Milan	thirty	seventeen	ten	three	46:19	forty-four	sixty-one
1977/78	Juventus	thirty	fifteen	fourteen	one	46:17	forty-four	fifty-nine
1976/77	Juventus	thirty	twenty-three	five	two	50:20	fifty-one	seventy-four
1975/76	Turin	thirty	eighteen	nine	three	49:22	forty-five	sixty-three
1974/75	Juventus	thirty	eighteen	seven	five	49:19	forty-three	sixty-one
1973/74	Lazio	thirty	eighteen	seven	five	45:23	forty-three	sixty-one
1972/73	Juventus	thirty	eighteen	nine	three	45:22	forty-five	sixty-three
1971/72	Juventus	thirty	seventeen	nine	four	48:24	forty-three	sixty
1970/71	International Milan	thirty	nineteen	eight	three	50:26	forty-six	sixty-five
1969/70	Cagliari	thirty	seventeen	eleven	two	42:11	forty-five	sixty-two
1968/69	Florence	thirty	sixteen	thirteen	one	38:18	forty-five	sixty-one
1967/68	AC Milan	thirty	eighteen	ten	two	53:24	forty-six	sixty-four
1966/67	Juventus	thirty-four	eighteen	thirteen	three	44:19	forty-nine	sixty-seven
1965/66	International Milan	thirty-four	twenty	ten	four	70:28	fifty	seventy
1964/65	International Milan	thirty-four	twenty-two	ten	two	68:29	fifty-four	seventy-six
1963/64	Bologna	thirty-four	twenty-two	ten	two	54:18	fifty-four	seventy-six
1962/63	International Milan	thirty-four	nineteen	eleven	four	56:20	forty-nine	sixty-eight
1961/62	AC Milan	thirty-four	twenty-four	five	five	83:36	fifty-three	seventy-seven
1960/61	Juventus	thirty-four	twenty-two	five	seven	80:42	forty-nine	seventy-one
1959/60	Juventus	thirty-four	twenty-five	five	four	92:33	fifty-five	eighty
1958/59	AC Milan	thirty-four	twenty	twelve	two	84:32	fifty-two	seventy-two
1957/58	Juventus	thirty-four	twenty-three	five	six	77:44	fifty-one	seventy-four
1956/57	AC Milan	thirty-four	twenty-one	six	seven	65:40	forty-eight	sixty-nine
1955/56	Florence	thirty-four	twenty	thirteen	one	59:20	fifty-three	seventy-three
1954/55	AC Milan	thirty-four	nineteen	ten	five	81:33	forty-eight	sixty-seven
1953/54	International Milan	thirty-four	twenty	eleven	three	67:32	fifty-one	seventy-one
1952/53	International Milan	thirty-four	nineteen	nine	six	46:24	forty-seven	sixty-six
1951/52	Juventus	thirty-eight	twenty-six	eight	four	98:34	sixty	eighty-six
1950/51	AC Milan	thirty-eight	twenty-six	eight	four	107:39	sixty	eighty-six
1949/50	Juventus	thirty-eight	twenty-eight	six	four	100:43	sixty-two	ninety
1948/49	Turin	thirty-eight	twenty-five	ten	three	78:34	sixty	eighty-five
1947/48		forty	twenty-nine	seven	four	125:33	sixty-five	ninety-four
1946/47		thirty-eight	twenty-eight	seven	three	104:35	sixty-three	ninety-one
1943/45	Suspended due to the Second World War
1942/43	Turin	thirty	twenty	four	six	68:31	forty-four	sixty-four
1941/42	Rome	thirty	sixteen	ten	four	55:21	forty-two	fifty-eight
1940/41	Bologna	thirty	sixteen	seven	seven	60:37	thirty-nine	fifty-five
1939/40	International Milan	thirty	twenty	four	six	56:23	forty-four	sixty-four
1938/39	Bologna	thirty	sixteen	ten	four	53:31	forty-two	fifty-eight
1937/38	International Milan	thirty	sixteen	nine	five	57:28	forty-one	fifty-seven
1936/37	Bologna	thirty	fifteen	twelve	three	45:26	forty-two	fifty-seven
1935/36	Bologna	thirty	fifteen	ten	five	39:21	forty	fifty-five
1934/35	Juventus	thirty	eighteen	eight	four	45:22	forty-four	sixty-two
1933/34		thirty-four	twenty-three	seven	four	88:31	fifty-three	seventy-six
1932/33		thirty-four	twenty-five	four	five	83:23	fifty-four	seventy-nine
1931/32		thirty-four	twenty-four	six	four	89:38	fifty-four	seventy-eight
1930/31		thirty-four	twenty-five	five	four	79:37	fifty-five	eighty
1929/30	International Milan	thirty-four	twenty-two	six	six	85:38	fifty	seventy-two
The first professional league was held in 1929
1928/29	Bologna	\
1927/28	Turin	\
1926/27	Vacancy (originally Turin, but later cancelled the championship title by the Football Association due to Alemandi's bribery case)
1925/26	Juventus	\
1924/25	Bologna
1923/24	Genoa
1922/23	Genoa
1921/22	Provincelli	In 1921/22, Provincelli won the championship of CCI
1921/22	Novese	In 1921/22, Novice won the FIGC championship
1920/21	Provincelli	\
1919/20	International Milan	\
1916/19	Suspended due to the First World War
1914/15	Genoa	The championship was awarded by the Italian Football Association due to the interruption of the World War I League
1913/14	Casale	\
1912/13	Provincelli
1911/12
1910/11
one thousand nine hundred and ten	International Milan
one thousand nine hundred and nine	Provincelli
one thousand nine hundred and eight	Provincelli
one thousand nine hundred and seven	AC Milan
one thousand nine hundred and six	AC Milan
one thousand nine hundred and five	Juventus
one thousand nine hundred and four	Genoa
one thousand nine hundred and three
one thousand nine hundred and two
one thousand nine hundred and one	AC Milan
one thousand and nine hundred	Genoa
one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine
one thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight
Note 1: Before the 1993/94 season (including the 1993/94 season), 2 points will be obtained for winning one game, and 1 point will be obtained for drawing one game; Note 2: After the 1993/94 season, three points will be obtained for winning one game, and one point will be obtained for drawing one game; Note 3: The 1945/46 season was divided into two groups because World War II Later Italy was temporarily divided into two parts, so the restored Serie A League was also divided into two major competition areas, north and south; Therefore, Turin, which won the championship last time, did not list its specific achievements in the table due to different competition systems. reference material:^[4-5]

Number of championships

team	Number of champions	Number of runners up	Championship season
Juventus	thirty-six	twenty-one	1905, 1925/26, 1930/31—1934/35, 1949/50, 1951/52, 1957/58, 1959/60, 1960/61, 1966/67, 1971/72, 1972/73, 1974/75, 1976/77, 1977/78, 1980/81, 1981/82, 1983/84, 1985/86, 1994/95, 1996/97, 1997/98, 2001/02, 2002/03, 2011/12—2019/20
International Milan	twenty	sixteen	1909/10, 1919/20, 1929/30, 1937/38, 1939/40, 1952/53, 1953/54, 1962/63, 1964/65, 1965/66, 1970/71, 1979/80, 1988/89, 2005/06—2009/10, 2020/21, 2023/24
AC Milan	nineteen	fifteen	1901, 1906, 1907, 1950/51, 1954/55, 1956/57, 1958/59, 1961/62, 1967/68, 1978/79, 1987/88, 1991/92—1993/94, 1995/96, 1998/99, 2003/04, 2010/11, 2021/22
Genoa	nine	four	1898, 1899, 1900, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1914/15, 1922/23, 1923/24
Turin	seven	eight	1926/27, 1927/28, 1942/43, 1946/47—1948/49, 1975/76
Bologna		four	1924/25, 1928/29, 1935/36, 1936/37, 1938/39, 1940/41, 1963/64
Provelcelli		one	1908, 1909, 1910/11, 1911/12, 1912/13, 1920/21, 1921/22
Rome	three	fourteen	1941/42, 1982/83, 2000/01
Naples	three	eight	1986/87, 1989/90, 2022/23
Lazio	two	six	1973/74, 1999/2000
Florence	two	five	1955/56, 1968/69
Cagliari	one	one	1969/70
Casale		zero	1913/14
Novese			1921/22
Herasvirona			1984/85
Sampdoria			1990/91
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Statistics of the number of previous champions

twenty-first century
name	competition season			champion	frequency
Italian Football League A	two thousand and twenty-three	—	two thousand and twenty-four	International Milan	twenty
Italian Football League A	two thousand and twenty-two	—	two thousand and twenty-three	Naples	three
Italian Football League A	two thousand and twenty-one	—	two thousand and twenty-two	AC Milan	nineteen
Italian Football League A	two thousand and twenty	—	two thousand and twenty-one	International Milan	nineteen
Italian Football League A	two thousand and nineteen	—	two thousand and twenty	Juventus	thirty-six
Italian Football League A	two thousand and eighteen	—	two thousand and nineteen	Juventus	thirty-five
Italian Football League A	two thousand and seventeen	—	two thousand and eighteen	Juventus	thirty-four
Italian Football League A	two thousand and sixteen	—	two thousand and seventeen	Juventus	thirty-three
Italian Football League A	two thousand and fifteen	—	two thousand and sixteen	Juventus	thirty-two
Italian Football League A	two thousand and fourteen	—	two thousand and fifteen	Juventus	thirty-one
Italian Football League A	two thousand and thirteen	—	two thousand and fourteen	Juventus	thirty
Italian Football League A	two thousand and twelve	—	two thousand and thirteen	Juventus	twenty-nine
Italian Football League A	two thousand and eleven	—	two thousand and twelve	Juventus	twenty-eight
Italian Football League A	two thousand and ten	—	two thousand and eleven	AC Milan	eighteen
Italian Football League A	two thousand and nine	—	two thousand and ten	International Milan	eighteen
Italian Football League A	two thousand and eight	—	two thousand and nine	International Milan	seventeen
Italian Football League A	two thousand and seven	—	two thousand and eight	International Milan	sixteen
Italian Football League A	two thousand and six	—	two thousand and seven	International Milan	fifteen
Italian Football League A	two thousand and five	—	two thousand and six	International Milan	fourteen
Italian Football League A	two thousand and four	—	two thousand and five	vacancy
Italian Football League A	two thousand and three	—	two thousand and four	AC Milan	seventeen
Italian Football League A	two thousand and two	—	two thousand and three	Juventus	twenty-seven
Italian Football League A	two thousand and one	—	two thousand and two	Juventus	twenty-six
Italian Football League A	two thousand	—	two thousand and one	Rome	three
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19-20th century
name	competition season			champion	frequency
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine	—	two thousand	Lazio	two
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-eight	—	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine	AC Milan	sixteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-seven	—	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-eight	Juventus	twenty-five
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-six	—	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-seven	Juventus	twenty-four
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-five	—	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-six	AC Milan	fifteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-four	—	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-five	Juventus	twenty-three
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-three	—	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-four	AC Milan	fourteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-two	—	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-three	AC Milan	thirteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-one	—	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-two	AC Milan	twelve
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and ninety	—	one thousand nine hundred and ninety-one	Sampdoria	one
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine	—	one thousand nine hundred and ninety	Naples	two
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-eight	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine	International Milan	thirteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-seven	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-eight	AC Milan	eleven
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-six	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-seven	Naples	one
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-five	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-six	Juventus	twenty-two
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-four	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-five	Verona	one
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-three	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-four	Juventus	twenty-one
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-two	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-three	Rome	two
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-one	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-two	Juventus	twenty
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and eighty	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighty-one	Juventus	nineteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-nine	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighty	International Milan	twelve
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-eight	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-nine	AC Milan	ten
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-seven	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-eight	Juventus	eighteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-six	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-seven	Juventus	seventeen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-five	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-six	Turin	seven
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-four	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-five	Juventus	sixteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-three	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-four	Lazio	one
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-two	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-three	Juventus	fifteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-one	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-two	Juventus	fourteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and seventy	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventy-one	International Milan	eleven
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventy	Cagliari	one
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-eight	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine	Florence	two
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-eight	AC Milan	nine
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-six	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven	Juventus	thirteen
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-five	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-six	International Milan	ten
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-four	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-five	International Milan	nine
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-three	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-four	Bologna	seven
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-two	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-three	International Milan	eight
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-one	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-two	AC Milan	eight
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and sixty	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixty-one	Juventus	twelve
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixty	Juventus	eleven
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine	AC Milan	seven
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight	Juventus	ten
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven	AC Milan	six
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six	Florence	one
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five	AC Milan	five
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four	International Milan	seven
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three	International Milan	six
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two	Juventus	nine
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and fifty	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one	AC Milan	four
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifty	Juventus	eight
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight	—	one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine	Turin	six
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven	—	one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight	Turin	five
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and forty-six	—	one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven	Turin	four
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and forty-five	—	one thousand nine hundred and forty-six	Turin	three
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and forty-four	—	one thousand nine hundred and forty-five	World War II (not held)
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and forty-three	—	one thousand nine hundred and forty-four	Spezia	Wartime champion
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and forty-two	—	one thousand nine hundred and forty-three	Turin	two
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and forty-one	—	one thousand nine hundred and forty-two	Rome	one
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and forty	—	one thousand nine hundred and forty-one	Bologna	six
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine	—	one thousand nine hundred and forty	International Milan	five
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine	Bologna	five
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight	International Milan	four
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-six	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven	Bologna	four
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-five	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-six	Bologna	three
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-four	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-five	Juventus	seven
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-four	Juventus	six
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-two	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three	Juventus	five
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-one	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-two	Juventus	four
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and thirty	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirty-one	Juventus	three
Italian Football League A	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirty	International Milan	three
The first professional league was held in 1929
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine	Bologna	two
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight	Turin	one
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven	vacancy
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-five	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six	Juventus	two
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-five	Bologna	one
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-three	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four	Genoa	nine
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-three	Genoa	eight
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two	Provincelli (C.C.I)	seven
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two	F.I.G.C	one
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twenty	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one	Provelcelli	six
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and nineteen	—	one thousand nine hundred and twenty	International Milan	two
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and eighteen	—	one thousand nine hundred and nineteen	World War I (not held)
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and seventeen	—	one thousand nine hundred and eighteen
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and sixteen	—	one thousand nine hundred and seventeen
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and fifteen	—	one thousand nine hundred and sixteen
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and fourteen	—	one thousand nine hundred and fifteen	Genoa	seven
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and thirteen	—	one thousand nine hundred and fourteen	Casale	one
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and twelve	—	one thousand nine hundred and thirteen	Provelcelli	five
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and eleven	—	one thousand nine hundred and twelve	Provelcelli	four
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and ten	—	one thousand nine hundred and eleven	Provelcelli	three
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and ten			International Milan	one
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and nine			Provelcelli	two
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and eight			Provelcelli	one
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and seven			AC Milan	three
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and six			AC Milan	two
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and five			Juventus	one
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and four			Genoa	six
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and three			Genoa	five
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and two			Genoa	four
Italian Football Championship	one thousand nine hundred and one			AC Milan	one
Italian Football Championship	one thousand and nine hundred			Genoa	three
Italian Football Championship	one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine			Genoa	two
Italian Football Championship	one thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight			Genoa	one
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Best Shooter of All Time

Since 1929, the players who have won the best marksmen in the Italian Football League A are Gunnar Nordahl Gunnar Nordahl, on behalf of AC Milan, won the top scorer in Serie A for five times.

competition season	Best Shooter	football club	Number of goals
2023/24	Lautaro Martinez	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty-four
2022/23	Victor Osman	Naples Foot-Ball Club	twenty-six
2021/22	Ciro Imobile （4）	Lazio Football Club	twenty-seven
2020/21	Cristiano Ronaldo	Juventus FC	twenty-nine
2019/20	Chiro Imobile (3)	Lazio Football Club	thirty-six
2018/19	Fabio Quagliarella	Sampdoria Football Club	twenty-six
2017/18	Mauro Icardi （2）	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty-nine
2017/18	Ciro Imobile (2)	Lazio Football Club	twenty-nine
2016/17	Edin Deko	Rome Football Club	twenty-nine
2015/16	Gonzalo HIGUAIN	Naples Foot-Ball Club	thirty-six
2014/15	Mauro Icardi	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty-two
2014/15	Luca Toni （2）	Herasverona Football Club	twenty-two
2013/14	Ciro Imobile	Football Club Torino	twenty-two
2012/13	Edinson Cavani	Naples Foot-Ball Club	twenty-nine
2011/12	Zlatan Ibrahimovic （2）	AC Milan	twenty-eight
2010/11	Antonio Di Natale （2）	Udinese Football Club	twenty-eight
2009/10	Antonio Di Natale	Udinese Football Club	twenty-nine
2008/09	Zlatan Ibrahimovic	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty-five
2007/08	Alessandro Del Piero	Juventus FC	twenty-one
2006/07	Francesco Totti	Rome Football Club	twenty-six
2005/06	Luca Toni	Fiorentina Football Club	thirty-one
2004/05	Cristiano Lucarelli	Associazione Sportiva Livorno Calcio	twenty-four
2003/04	Andriy Shevchenko （2）	AC Milan	twenty-four
2002/03	Christian Vieri	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty-four
2001/02	David Trezeguet	Juventus FC	twenty-four
2001/02	Dario Hubner	Piacenza Football Club	twenty-four
2000/01	Hernan Crespo	Lazio Football Club	twenty-six
1999/2000	Andriy Shevchenko	AC Milan	twenty-four
1998/99	Marcio Amoroso	Udinese Football Club	twenty-two
1997/98	Oliver Bierhoff	Udinese Football Club	twenty-seven
1996/97	Filippo Inzaghi	Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio	twenty-four
1995/96	Igor Protti	Foot-Ball Club Bari	twenty-four
1995/96	Giuseppe Signori （3）	Lazio Football Club	twenty-four
1994/95	Gabriel Batistuta	Fiorentina Football Club	twenty-six
1993/94	Giuseppe Signori (2)	Lazio Football Club	twenty-three
1992/93	Giuseppe Signori	Lazio Football Club	twenty-six
1991/92	Marco van Basten （2）	AC Milan	twenty-five
1990/91	Gianluca Vialli	Sampdoria Football Club	nineteen
1989/90	Marco van Basten	AC Milan	nineteen
1988/89	Aldo Serena	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty-two
1987/88	Diego Maradona	Naples Foot-Ball Club	fifteen
1986/87	Antonio Pietro Paul· Verdis	AC Milan	seventeen
1985/86	Roberto Pluzo （3）	Rome Football Club	nineteen
1984/85	Michel Platini （3）	Juventus FC	eighteen
1983/84	Michele Platini (2)	Juventus FC	twenty
1982/83	Michel Platini	Juventus FC	sixteen
1981/82	Roberto Pluzo (2)	Rome Football Club	fifteen
1980/81	Roberto Pluzo	Rome Football Club	eighteen
1979/80	Roberto Bettega	Juventus FC	sixteen
1978/79	Bruno Giordano	Lazio Football Club	nineteen
1977/78	Paolo Rossi	Vicenza Football Club	twenty-four
1976/77	Francesco Graziani	Football Club Torino	twenty-one
1975/76	Paul Pulitzer (3)	Football Club Torino	twenty-one
1974/75	Paul Pulitzer (2)	Football Club Torino	eighteen
1973/74	Giorgio Zinaria	Lazio Football Club	twenty-four
1972/73	Giuseppe Savodi	Bologna Football Club	seventeen
	Paul Pulitzer	Football Club Torino
	Gianni Rivera	AC Milan
1971/72	Roberto Boninsenia （2）	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty-two
1970/71	Roberto Boninsenia	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty-four
1969/70	Gigi Riva （3）	Cagliari Football Club	twenty-one
1968/69	Gigi Riva (2)	Cagliari Football Club	twenty
1967/68	Pierino Prati	AC Milan	fifteen
1966/67	Gigi Riva	Cagliari Football Club	eighteen
1965/66	Luis Venezio	Vicenza Football Club	twenty-five
1964/65	Sandro Mazzola	F.C. Internazionale Milano	seventeen
1964/65	Alberto Orlando	Fiorentina Football Club	seventeen
1963/64	Harald Nelson （2）	Bologna Football Club	twenty-one
1962/63	Harald Nelson	Bologna Football Club	nineteen
1962/63	Pedro Waldema Manfredini	Rome Football Club	nineteen
1961/62	Jose Joao· Altafini	AC Milan	twenty-two
1961/62	Aurelio Milani	Fiorentina Football Club	twenty-two
1960/61	Sergio Briganti	Sampdoria Football Club	twenty-seven
1959/60	Enrique Omar Sivori	Juventus FC	twenty-seven
1958/59	Antonio Valentin Angelino	F.C. Internazionale Milano	thirty-three
1957/58	William John Charles	Juventus FC	twenty-eight
1956/57	Dino Da Costa	Rome Football Club	twenty-two
1955/56	Gino Piwatri	Bologna Football Club	twenty-nine
1954/55	Gunnar Nordahl （5）	AC Milan	twenty-seven
1953/54	Gonnar Nodal (4)	AC Milan	twenty-three
1952/53	Gonnar Nodal (3)	AC Milan	twenty-six
1951/52	John Hanson	Juventus FC	thirty
1950/51	Gonnar Nodal (2)	AC Milan	thirty-four
1949/50	Gunnar Nordahl	AC Milan	thirty-five
1948/49	Istvan Nyers	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty-six
1947/48	Giampiero Boniperti	Juventus FC	twenty-seven
1946/47	Valentino Mazzola	Football Club Torino	twenty-nine
1943/45	Suspended due to the Second World War
1942/43	Silvio Piola (2)	Lazio Football Club	twenty-one
1941/42	Aldo Boffin	AC Milan	twenty-two
1940/41	Ettore Pricelli （2）	Bologna Football Club	twenty-two
1939/40	Aldo Boffin	AC Milan	twenty-four
1938/39	Aldo Boffin	AC Milan	nineteen
1937/38	Giuseppe Meazza （3）	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty
1936/37	Silvio Piola	Lazio Football Club	twenty-one
1935/36	Giuseppe Meacha (2)	F.C. Internazionale Milano	twenty-five
1934/35	Enrique Guaita	Rome Football Club	twenty-eight
1933/34	Felice Borrell （2）	Juventus FC	thirty-two
1932/33	Felice Borrell	Juventus FC	twenty-nine
1931/32	Angelo Schiavio	Bologna Football Club	twenty-five
1931/32	Pedro Pedrone	Fiorentina Football Club	twenty-five
1930/31	Rodolfo Volcker	Rome Football Club	twenty-nine
1929/30	Giuseppe Meazza	F.C. Internazionale Milano	thirty-one
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Serie A record

Records of various events of Italian Football League A
Record name	Record holder	Record	competition season	remarks
Consecutive record	Juventus	9 consecutive championships	2010/11-2019/20	Five European leagues The first team to win 9 consecutive titles
Consecutive record	Juventus	9 consecutive championships	2010/11-2019/20
Points record	Juventus	62 points/38 rounds (binary system)	1949/50	—
Points record	Juventus	102 points/38 rounds (three-point system)	2013/14
Unbeaten streak	AC Milan	58	1990/91-1992/93
Winning streak	International Milan	17 games	2006/07
Unbeaten season	Juventus	38 unbeaten wins in a single season	2011/12	Cross season unbeaten games are 49, ranking third in Europe
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Historical shooter list

Historical shooter list
ranking	Number of goals	Average field goal	full name	Playing for a team
one	two hundred and seventy-four	zero point five one	Piora	Plo Viercelli, Lazio, Juventus, Novara
two	two hundred and fifty	zero point four two	Totti	Rome
three	two hundred and twenty-seven	zero point five two	Dinatale	Empoli, Udinese
four	two hundred and twenty-five	zero point six eight	Nordahl	AC Milan, Rome
five	two hundred and sixteen	zero point four seven	Altafini	AC Milan, Napoli, Juventus
six	two hundred and sixteen	zero point four five	Meacha	Inter Milan, AC Milan, Juventus, Patria
seven	two hundred and five	zero point four five	Baggio	Florence, Juventus, AC Milan, Bologna, Inter Milan, Brescia
eight	one hundred and ninety	zero point four eight	Hamlin	Juventus, Padova, Florence, AC Milan, Napoli
nine	one hundred and eighty-eight	zero point five five	Sigmari	Foggia, Lazio, Sampdoria, Bologna
ten	one hundred and eighty-five	zero point four one	Piero	Juventus
eleven	one hundred and eighty-four	zero point five eight	Batistuta	Florence, Rome, Inter Milan

European Events

Italian Football Club Three European Cups It has won 28 championships, including the European Champions League (formerly European Champion Club Cup ）12 championships, European Cup Winners (Closed in 1999) 7 times champion, European League (predecessor UEFA Cup ）Champion 9 times.^[24] The Italian club that has won the most European championships is AC Milan Football Club, which has won the three European Cups for 9 times. Juventus Football Club is the only Italian football club that has won all three European Cups, while Inter Milan Football Club is the only Italian football club that has won three titles (European Championship, domestic top championship, domestic top cup championship).^[9-10]

European Events	Champions League	European Union	European Cup Winners	European Association League	European Super Cup
Total number of winners	twelve	nine	seven	one	nine
Winning clubs (times)	AC Milan (7)	Inter Milan (3)	AC Milan (2)	Rome (1)	AC Milan (5)
	AC Milan (7)	Inter Milan (3)	Sampdoria (1)		AC Milan (5)
	Inter Milan (3)	Juventus (3)	Juventus (1)		Juventus (2)
	Inter Milan (3)	Juventus (3)	Florence (1)		Juventus (2)
	Juventus (2)	Palma (2)	Parma (1)		Parma (1)
	Juventus (2)	Naples (1)	Lazio (1)		Lazio (1)
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Serie A China

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In 1978, Inter Milan became the first visit in the world Chinese Mainland Professional team. After defeating Naples to win the Italian Cup on June 8 of that year, Inter immediately went to The People's Republic of China Arrive on June 11 Beijing , and the next day China National Men's Football Team Competition, the result is tied; After a day's rest, Italian Cup The winner, Inter Milan, lost 1-0 to Beijing in the same field, and then Hangzhou and Guangzhou Play against China National Team and Guangdong Team. In just nine days, Inter played four games in three places, with the result of two draws and two defeats. Due to the closure at that time, the arrival of European giants did not cause a sensation. Many people knew it only after the fact. However, Inter visited China with the purpose of sightseeing and did not ask for appearance fees. Before leaving, Inter Milan Club funded to establish a national team training center for China, and was invited to serve as the technical adviser of the Chinese team. To express our gratitude, the Chinese national team went to Italy on September 10 of the same year Milan Follow up, at that time Stadio Giuseppe Meazza all seats are occupied. As a result, Inter Milan and Serie A began to establish deep ties with China.

In 1989, China Central Television It began to broadcast the Serie A League through video. Due to the huge influence of CCTV in the Chinese mainland at that time, the Serie A League became the main watching choice of fans. In addition, at that time, the Serie A League was in its heyday, with a galaxy of stars. Serie A had a deep fan base in China. AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus and other famous teams had many fans. In addition, Rome, Naples, Lazio, Florence, Sampdoria Parma Small and medium-sized teams also have many supporters in China.

In 1994, Serie A's Sampdoria Football Club and AC Milan Football Club visited China successively in Beijing Worker's Stadium Play separately China National Men's Football Team and Beijing Guo'an Team, the first commercial football match in China, has also accumulated a lot of popularity for these two teams in China.

On August 8, 2009, in memory of Beijing Olympic Games The first anniversary of the opening ceremony and the return of Chinese fans' love for Serie A, Italian Super Cup In Beijing The National Stadium It was held between the Italian champions Inter Milan and the Italian Cup champions Lazio in the 2008-09 season. It was also the fourth time that the Italian Super Cup was held outside Italy Asia Held. On August 6, 2011, the Italian Super Cup was held again in the National Stadium in Beijing. The two sides were AC Milan and Inter Milan. Milan Derby attracted many Chinese fans, and the stadium with 91000 seats was full.

March 24, 2019, China CCTV head of a broadcasting station Shen Haixiong And Italian Football Association President Gabrielle Gravina Rome The Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation has been signed, and the Serie A league is expected to enter China regularly in the next three years.

On May 19, 2022, IQIYI Sports Announced the right to broadcast the Italian Football League A, and will broadcast the Italian Football League A live from next season. The 2022/23 season of Serie A starts on August 14.^[14]

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