Competition
Serie A
About Serie A
Serie A is the top tier of Italian professional football, contested by 20 clubs over a 38-match season from August to May. The competition is administered by Lega Serie A and is one of Europe's traditional 'top five' leagues, with a strong domestic and international following.
In Italy, Serie A broadcast rights have shifted significantly in recent cycles: DAZN currently holds primary rights to all 380 matches per season, with Sky Italia carrying 3 per matchday. Internationally, Paramount+ holds the English-language United States rights, and the league is sold to regional broadcasters across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas.
Coverage snapshot
In the current schedule, Serie A has 0 listed matches with 0 broadcasting channels. The channel mix is 0 free-to-air and 0 subscription services in this dataset.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch Serie A?
In Italy, DAZN is the primary broadcaster with rights to all 380 matches per season; Sky Italia carries three matches per matchday. In the United States, English-language rights are on Paramount+. Other markets are served by regional broadcasters.
Is Serie A free-to-air in Italy?
Live Serie A matches in Italy require a DAZN subscription; Sky Italia subscribers can watch the three matches per matchday that Sky carries. There is no live Serie A free-to-air coverage in Italy. RAI carries highlights on the free-to-air broadcaster.
What is the Derby della Madonnina?
The Derby della Madonnina is the Serie A fixture between AC Milan and Inter Milan, played twice per season at the shared San Siro stadium. It is one of the most heated derbies in European football.
References
Competition format and rights notes are sourced from official competition portals and encyclopedia profiles listed below.