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Serie A

18 January

14:00

Bologna

– : –

Monza

18 January

17:00

Juventus

– : –

Milan

18 January

19:45

Atalanta

– : –

Napoli

19 January

11:30

Fiorentina

– : –

Torino

19 January

14:00

Cagliari

– : –

Lecce

19 January

14:00

Parma

– : –

Venezia

19 January

17:00

Hellas Verona

– : –

Lazio

19 January

19:45

Inter

– : –

Empoli

20 January

19:45

Como

– : –

Udinese

24 January

19:45

Torino

– : –

Cagliari

25 January

14:00

Como

– : –

Atalanta

25 January

17:00

Napoli

– : –

Juventus

25 January

19:45

Empoli

– : –

Bologna

26 January

11:30

Milan

– : –

Parma

26 January

14:00

Udinese

– : –

Roma

26 January

17:00

Lecce

– : –

Inter

26 January

19:45

Lazio

– : –

Fiorentina

27 January

17:30

Venezia

– : –

Hellas Verona

27 January

19:45

Genoa

– : –

Monza

31 January

19:45

Parma

– : –

Lecce

1 February

14:00

Udinese

– : –

Venezia

1 February

14:00

Monza

– : –

Hellas Verona

1 February

17:00

Atalanta

– : –

Torino

1 February

19:45

Bologna

– : –

Como

2 February

11:30

Juventus

– : –

Empoli

2 February

14:00

Fiorentina

– : –

Genoa

2 February

17:00

Milan

– : –

Inter

2 February

19:45

Roma

– : –

Napoli

3 February

19:45

Cagliari

– : –

Lazio

9 February

13:00

Lecce

– : –

Bologna

Standings

Serie A

#	Teams	M	W	D	L	S	C	+/-	P
1	Napoli	20	15	2	3	32	12	+20	47
2	Inter	19	13	5	1	48	17	+31	44
3	Atalanta	20	13	4	3	44	21	+23	43
4	Lazio	20	11	3	6	34	28	+6	36
5	Juventus	20	7	13	0	32	17	+15	34
6	Fiorentina	19	9	5	5	32	20	+12	32
7	Milan	19	8	7	4	29	19	+10	31
8	Bologna	19	7	9	3	29	25	+4	30
9	Udinese	20	7	5	8	23	28	-5	26
10	Roma	20	6	6	8	28	26	+2	24
11	Genoa	20	5	8	7	17	27	-10	23
12	Torino	20	5	7	8	20	25	-5	22
13	Empoli	20	4	8	8	19	25	-6	20
14	Lecce	20	5	5	10	14	32	-18	20
15	Parma	20	4	7	9	25	35	-10	19
16	Como	20	4	7	9	22	33	-11	19
17	Hellas Verona	20	6	1	13	24	44	-20	19
18	Cagliari	20	4	6	10	19	33	-14	18
19	Venezia	20	3	5	12	18	33	-15	14
20	Monza	20	2	7	11	19	28	-9	13

Serie A is the top division of Italian football, founded in 1898 and converted to a league format in 1929. The competition is renowned for its tactical sophistication and was the birthplace of the "catenaccio" tactic.

Juventus is the most successful club in Serie A, having won the title 36 times. The team dominated Italian football, especially from 2011 to 2020, winning 9 titles in a row. Milan are second in terms of league titles with 18 victories, while Inter have also won 19 titles, most recently in the 2020/2021 season.

Serie A is known for its outstanding goalscorers. The record for most goals scored in a Serie A career is held by Silvio Piola, who scored 274 goals between 1929 and 1954. However, the most prolific season was 1928/29, when Antonio Valentín Ángel Scivera scored 36 goals for Torino. In more modern times, Gonzalo Higuaín matched that feat with 36 goals for Napoli in 2015/16.

Among the current crop of players, Cristiano Ronaldo stands out as the league’s top scorer in 2020/21, scoring 29 goals for Juventus. This highlights the high level of competition and talent that Serie A has to offer.

Serie A is also renowned for its goalkeepers. Gianluigi Buffon, who spent most of his career at Juventus, holds the record for most clean sheets in a single season, going 21 games without conceding in 2011/12. He also holds the record for the most clean sheets in Serie A, with 304.

Serie A clubs are also known for their fierce derbies, such as the Milan derby between Inter Milan and Milan and the Rome derby between Lazio and Roma. These matches not only showcase deep historical rivalries, but also often determine the league table.

Serie A has become more open and competitive in recent years, with Atalanta Bergamo, for example, becoming known for their attacking strategy, regularly finishing high in the table and participating in the Champions League.

On the international stage, Serie A clubs continue to confirm their reputation by regularly achieving success in European competitions, highlighting the high level of Italian club football.