Coppa Italia

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	CBS Sports » Seasons 2021-2024 Available on: CBS CBS Sports Network Paramount+
	ESPN » Seasons 2018-2021 ESPN has acquired the multi-platform broadcasting rights of the Coppa Italia in the US territory. As per the rights agreement, ESPN+ will stream 24 Coppa Italia matches each year of the agreement. Coverage of the Coppa Italia in the USA will comment with the round-of-16 matches in January 2019 through the two-leg, semifinal series in February. More details The Coppa Italia Final and the Supercoppa Italiana will air live on the ESPN networks (ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNEWS), in addition to ESPN Deportes’ live Spanish-language presentation of the matches. Available on: ESPN ESPN2 ESPN Deportes ESPN Deportes+ ESPN+ ESPN App
	fuboTV » Season 2020-2021 fuboTV has inherited Italian Coppa Italia broadcast rights from ESPN in USA. The OTT platform will stream the Coppa Italia live and on demand to its subscribers in high definition, on computers, mobile devices, smart TVs and games consoles.

Juventus beat Atalanta to secure a record 14th Coppa Italia title

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The Bianconeri secured their second trophy of the season by defeating La Dea in Wednesday night's Italian cup final.

Atalanta vs Juventus: Will Bianconeri earn some redemption in Coppa Italia final?

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Juventus will be desperate to get their hands on the Coppa Italia after an otherwise very disappointing season for the Bianconeri.

The Coppa Italia (or Italian Cup in English) is an annual football tournament that features teams from Italian football's top four tiers: Serie A, Serie B, Lega Pro, and Serie D. The competition had its first season in 1922, but efforts to play it yearly were not accomplished until 1958 following two large interruptions.

Up to 78 teams make it to the competition. Serie A clubs are given a bye for the first two rounds, with the lower-ranked teams from that category entering in the third round. The remaining top-ranked Serie A sides enter the competition in the round of 16.

All ties are played in a one-match format, excluding the semi-finals. The final takes place at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico, with this venue being chosen for the ultimate game from the 2007-08 season onward. That was also the same year the final switched from a two-legged affair to a single match showdown.

As is the case with several major domestic cups across Europe’s top associations, the Coppa Italia offers a Europa League berth to the champions. If the winners have already secured a spot in Europe via the league, then this ticket passes on to the side that finishes seventh in Serie A.

Additionally, the Coppa Italia champions also book their spot in the Supercoppa Italiana for the following season. If the cup is won by the same team that clinched the league title, the ticket passes on to the runners-up so as to create a rematch of the cup final. These two factors have helped the competition’s popularity as it offers teams who are unlikely to win the Scudetto a shot at silverware and a chance at securing European berth. Thus is the importance of the Coppa Italia to broadcasters who air the action live via TV, live streaming options, or on-demand services for football lovers.