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ESPN » Seasons 2018-2021 ESPN+ will broadcast nine matches live and on-demand per match-week, for a total of 340 Serie A matches per season. ESPN Networks will broadcast a Serie A TIM Match of the Week. Overall there will be about 40 matches per season on ESPN and ESPN2. Match of the week will be available on ESPN Deportes in Spanish. Available on: ESPN ESPN2 ESPN Deportes ESPN Deportes+ ESPN+ ESPN App

Rai Italia America » Seasons 2018-2021 RAI Italia has acquired the Italian-language broadcast rights for the Serie A for international territories. The Italian broadcaster will air multiple live Serie A matches every match-week. The deal covers the 2018-19 season up until the 2020-21 season.

Serie A giants enter tug of war to end Özil's 'nightmare' under Emery

The German footballer seems to be heading out of Emirates Stadium due to his poor relationship with the Spanish boss.

Huge blow: Inter’s Alexis Sanchez could be out for ‘two to three months’

The Chilean suffered an ankle injury during the international break.

Watch: Dybala scores under four minutes in Derby d'Italia

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Cristiano’s record vs Godin ahead of Juventus’ clash with Inter Milan

The two crossed paths numerous times in the Madrid Derby but will now reignite their rivalry in Serie A.

Where to watch Inter vs Juventus live on October 6

The latest installment of the Derby d'Italia will pit current league leaders Inter against reigning Scudetto holders Juventus. Who will come out on top?

Serie A: Stats, facts, and team news ahead of matchday seven

Here's all you need to know heading into matchday seven of the 2019/2020 Serie A season.

October 05-06, 2019 games to watch featuring Inter Milan vs Juventus, Liverpool vs Leicester

Inter Milan vs Juventus, Barcelona vs Sevilla, Liverpool vs Leicester City, and Man City vs Wolves are just a few of our picks for must-watch games this weekend.

Watch: Alexis Sanchez scores and sees red in full Inter Milan debut

The Chilean had a bittersweet day in his first start for the Serie A side.

Where to watch AC Milan vs Fiorentina live on September 29

Live Soccer TV's match preview provides team news, global broadcast listings, and match facts for Milan vs Fiorentina.

Juventus vs SPAL: Preview, match facts, broadcast listings - September 28

Juventus will aim to keep up the pressure on league leaders Inter as they welcome struggling SPAL. Live Soccer TV's match preview provides team news, match facts, and global broadcast listings for Juventus vs SPAL.

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Italy’s Serie A is the premier Italian League competition. Twenty teams play 38 matches each season, with the winner being awarded the Scudetto. The league has been operating in its current format since the 1929-30 season and has only been brought to a halt for a couple of years during World War II.

Each season, three new teams are promoted from the second-tier Serie B league to replace the three lowest-ranked clubs from the previous Serie A season. The 2018-19 season concluded with Empoli, Frosinone and Chievo as the teams that were relegated to Serie B, while Brescia, Lecce and Hellas Verona taking their place in the competition.

The Italian top-flight hands seven spots for their teams to play international competitions. Four of them will play in the UEFA Champions League, while three more are handed spots to play the UEFA Europa League. Juventus, Napoli, Atalanta and Inter will play in the UCL, while Roma, Torino and Lazio earned their spots in the UEL. AC Milan ended the 2018-19 season in fifth place, which would have earned them a spot in the Europa League, but they were sanctioned by UEFA for a violation of financial fair play rules.

Juventus is the most winning team in Serie A history with 35 titles to their name. The bianconeri side extended their dominance in the Italian tournament with their eighth title in a row after the 2018-19 campaign.

The 2019-20 Serie A season will kick off on August 24, 2019 and is set to end on May 24, 2020.

While the Serie A has arguably lost some of its glitz and glamor that had it considered by many as the top league in the 90’s, it recently regained a bit of authority in Europe thanks to Juventus' 2015 and 2017 UEFA Champions League finishes as finalists and with Cristiano Ronaldo's move from Real Madrid to Juventus in July of 2018. Other top caliber moves include the signing of players such as Alexis Sánchez and Romelu Lukaku, with both of them joining Inter Milan before the beginning of the 2019-20 campaign.

Did you know? AC Milan (1991-92) and Juventus (2011-12) are the only teams in history to win the title without any losses. The bianconeri also own the record for most points in a single season, having won the title in 2014 with 102 points.