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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+ WatchESPN

Coppa Italia - How to watch Inter vs Lazio on January 31, 2019

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Over 50 countries will offer TV and/or streaming options to watch this game. Find out where you will be able to do so at home or on-the-go.

January 30, 2019 matches to watch featuring Barcelona vs Sevilla, Liverpool vs Leicester

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Bournemouth vs Chelsea, Liverpool vs Leicester, Tottenham vs Watford, Atalanta vs Juventus, and Barcelona vs Sevilla comprise our list of must-watch games on Wednesday.

How to watch Atalanta vs Juventus in the Coppa Italia quarter-finals - January 30

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Atalanta will take on reigning Coppa Italia holders Juventus in the quarter-finals on Wednesday, January 30th. Can they stage what would be a huge upset against the Bianconeri?

Where to watch Fiorentina vs Roma in the Coppa Italia on January 30, 2019

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Both Fiorentina and Roma will be hoping to keep their hopes of silverware alive as they lock horns in the Coppa Italia quarter-finals at the Stadio Artemio Franchi.

January 29, 2019 games to watch featuring AC Milan vs Napoli, Man Utd vs Burnley

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AC Milan vs Napoli, Arsenal vs Cardiff, Man United vs Burnley, and Newcastle vs Man City comprise our list of must-watch games.

Where to watch AC Milan vs Napoli in the Coppa Italia on January 29, 2019

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Just three days after their scoreless draw in Serie A, AC Milan and Napoli renew acquaintances in the Coppa Italia.

Huge blow: Bonucci a doubt for Atletico trip after suffering injury in Lazio win

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The scan results hint that the Juventus center-back could miss the first leg of their Champions League round of 16 tie.

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. Since that year, the tournament has been played without any setbacks.

Up to 78 teams make it to the competition. Serie A teams 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 teams enter the competition on the Round of 16.

All ties are played on a one-match format, excluding the semi-finals. The final takes place at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico since the 2007-08 season, when the tournament’s format was changed from a two-legged final to a single match showdown.

The 2017-18 season saw Juventus winning their fourth consecutive title in this competition, extending their tally to 13 titles.

The 2018-19 season started kicked off on July 25, 2018. The tournament final is scheduled to be played on April 25, 2019.

Did you know? Juventus is the team with the most finals played in this competition, with 18. Roma owned the record until last season, but the bianconeri surpassed them with their four consecutive appearances in the final.