חפשו לפי שם הקבוצה באנגלית — למשל, "Real Madrid"
Napoli
38
28
6
4
90
2
Lazio
38
22
8
8
74
3
Inter
38
23
3
12
72
4
AC Milan
38
20
10
8
70
5
Atalanta
38
19
7
12
64
6
AS Roma
38
18
9
11
63
7
Juventus
38
22
6
10
62
8
Fiorentina
38
15
11
12
56
9
Bologna
38
14
12
12
54
10
Torino
38
14
11
13
53
11
Monza
38
14
10
14
52
12
Udinese
38
11
13
14
46
13
Sassuolo
38
12
9
17
45
14
Empoli
38
10
13
15
43
15
Salernitana
38
9
15
14
42
16
Lecce
38
8
12
18
36
17
Spezia
38
6
13
19
31
18
Verona
38
7
10
21
31
19
Cremonese
38
5
12
21
27
20
Sampdoria
38
3
10
25
19
Serie A is Italy's top football division, long celebrated as one of the most tactically sophisticated leagues in world football. The modern single-table format dates to 1929-30, though its member clubs' history stretches back decades earlier; today 20 clubs play a double round-robin of 38 matches across a season running from August to May. The top four teams qualify for the Champions League, with further places allocated to the Europa League and Conference League, while the bottom three clubs are relegated to Serie B in exchange for three promoted sides. Juventus have won more Italian titles than any other club, with Inter Milan and AC Milan also ranking among the competition's most successful and decorated sides. Serie A's reputation for defensive organisation and tactical discipline has produced some of football's greatest coaches and defenders, while its stadiums and derbies — particularly in Milan, Rome and Turin — remain among the most passionate in European football. Follow live scores, fixtures, results, standings and statistics for the competition, updated in real time.
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