Serie A Live Stream Italy: Where to Watch

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League Table

Pos Team Pld W D L +/- Pts Form
1
SSC Napoli
SSC Napoli Napoli
38 24 10 4 32 82 WWDDW
2
Inter Milan
Inter Milan Inter
38 24 9 5 44 81 LWWDW
3
Atalanta
Atalanta Atalanta
38 22 8 8 41 74 DWWWL
4
Juventus
Juventus Juve
38 18 16 4 23 70 WDDWW
5
Roma
Roma Roma
38 20 9 9 21 69 WWLWW
6
Fiorentina
Fiorentina Fiorentina
38 19 8 11 19 65 WLLWW
7
Lazio
Lazio Lazio
38 18 11 9 12 65 DWDDL
8
AC Milan
AC Milan Milan
38 18 9 11 18 63 WWWLW
9
Bologna
Bologna Bologna
38 16 14 8 10 62 DDLLL
10
Como
Como Como
38 13 10 15 -3 49 WWWDL
11
Torino
Torino Torino
38 10 14 14 -6 44 LDLLL
12
Udinese
Udinese Udinese
38 12 8 18 -15 44 DWLLL
13
Genoa
Genoa Genoa
38 10 13 15 -12 43 LLDLW
14
Hellas Verona
Hellas Verona Verona
38 10 7 21 -32 37 LLDDW
15
Cagliari
Cagliari Cagliari
38 9 9 20 -16 36 WLLWL
16
Parma
Parma Parma
38 7 15 16 -14 36 DLLDW
17
Lecce
Lecce Lecce
38 8 10 20 -31 34 DLDWW
18
Empoli
Empoli Empoli
38 6 13 19 -26 31 LLWWL
19
Venezia
Venezia Venezia
38 5 14 19 -24 29 LDWLL
20
Monza
Monza Monza
38 3 9 26 -41 18 LLWLL

Top Scorers

Player Team Goals
Mateo Retegui
Atalanta
Atalanta Atalanta
25
Moise Kean
Fiorentina
Fiorentina Fiorentina
19
Ademola Lookman
Atalanta
Atalanta Atalanta
15
Riccardo Orsolini
Bologna
Bologna Bologna
15
Romelu Lukaku
SSC Napoli
SSC Napoli Napoli
14
Marcus Thuram
Inter Milan
Inter Milan Inter
14
Artem Dovbyk
Roma
Roma Roma
12
Lorenzo Lucca
Udinese
Udinese Udinese
12
Lautaro Martínez
Inter Milan
Inter Milan Inter
12
Scott McTominay
SSC Napoli
SSC Napoli Napoli
12
Nikola Krstović
Lecce
Lecce Lecce
11
Christian Pulišić
AC Milan
AC Milan Milan
11
Valentín Castellanos
Lazio
Lazio Lazio
10
Pedro
Lazio
Lazio Lazio
10
Roberto Piccoli
Cagliari
Cagliari Cagliari
10
Andrea Pinamonti
Genoa
Genoa Genoa
10
Tijani Reijnders
AC Milan
AC Milan Milan
10
Dušan Vlahović
Juventus
Juventus Juve
10
Ché Adams
Torino
Torino Torino
9
Boulaye Dia
Lazio
Lazio Lazio
9

Best Defending Teams

Overall
SSC Napoli 27
Inter Milan 35
Juventus 35
Roma 35
Atalanta 37
Home
SSC Napoli 13
Roma 15
Juventus 15
AC Milan 16
Bologna 18
Away
Atalanta 13
Inter Milan 14
SSC Napoli 14
Juventus 20
Roma 20

Worst Defending Teams

Overall
Monza 69
Hellas Verona 66
Empoli 59
Lecce 58
Parma 58
Home
Hellas Verona 36
Monza 31
Lecce 31
Cagliari 28
Parma 28
Away
Monza 38
Venezia 34
Empoli 33
Parma 30
Hellas Verona 30

Best Attacking Teams

Overall
Inter Milan 79
Atalanta 78
AC Milan 61
Lazio 61
Fiorentina 60
Home
Inter Milan 40
Roma 37
Atalanta 36
Bologna 33
Lazio 33
Away
Atalanta 42
Inter Milan 39
AC Milan 31
Fiorentina 28
Lazio 28

Worst Attacking Teams

Overall
Lecce 27
Monza 28
Venezia 32
Empoli 33
Hellas Verona 34
Home
Empoli 10
Monza 13
Lecce 13
Hellas Verona 15
Venezia 17
Away
Lecce 14
Monza 15
Venezia 15
Cagliari 16
Genoa 16
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The Past, Present and Future of Serie A Broadcasting Rights


The broadcasting rights for Italy's Serie A have seen significant transformations over the decades, reflecting changes in technology, viewer habits, and economic models. 

Being one of the earliest-formed national football leagues in the world (established in 1898), Serie A began its broadcast history in the 1930s with radio transmissions. Television broadcasts followed, with the first live matches aired during the 1950s. Initially, only a few matches were selected for live broadcast, mainly featuring the top clubs such as Juventus, AC Milan, and Inter Milan.

The Rise of Television Rights

The real transformation began in the 1980s and 1990s as television became a dominant medium. RAI, Italy's public broadcasting company, initially held exclusive rights to broadcast Serie A matches. However, the landscape began to shift with the introduction of private and satellite broadcasting, which increased competition and drove up the value of television rights.

In the late 1990s, the advent of pay-TV significantly changed the broadcasting dynamics. Pay-TV channels, especially Sky Italia, started acquiring exclusive rights to Serie A matches, offering more comprehensive coverage than ever before. This period marked a substantial increase in revenues for Serie A clubs, fueled by the burgeoning pay-TV market.

The Digital Era and Modern Broadcasting

The 2000s saw further evolution with the rise of digital broadcasting. The internet and digital television expanded the reach of Serie A broadcasts, allowing fans worldwide to follow their favourite teams. Deals were struck with various international broadcasters, making Serie A a global spectacle.

Most recently, the focus has shifted towards online streaming. Platforms like DAZN have started to play a more significant role, reflecting changes in consumer preferences towards on-demand content. For instance, DAZN obtained the majority of Serie A broadcasting rights in Italy starting from the 2021 season, showcasing the shifting landscape from traditional cable TV to online streaming platforms.

International Expansion

Internationally, Serie A has consistently expanded its reach. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Serie A matches were broadcast in several countries, including a significant viewership in Asia, North America, and other parts of Europe. This international appeal was bolstered by the presence of global icons such as Paolo Maldini, Alessandro Del Piero, and later Cristiano Ronaldo.

The international rights for Serie A have been managed to maximize global presence and revenue. Partnerships with broadcasters like ESPN in the US and Sky in the UK have been crucial. The league has utilised these partnerships to tailor content and broadcasting times to suit international markets, enhancing its global footprint.

Challenges and Future Directions

Despite its successes, Serie A faces ongoing challenges, such as piracy and competition from other leagues like the Premier League and La Liga. The future of Serie A broadcasting involves not only combating these challenges but also embracing new technologies such as virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) to enhance the viewing experience.

Moreover, the league is exploring more integrated digital experiences to engage fans, including behind-the-scenes content, real-time data analytics, and interactive viewing options. As the media landscape continues to evolve, Serie A's strategy will likely focus on digital innovation and international expansion to retain its status in the competitive world of football broadcasting.

We know that it's not easy keeping up to date with all of the latest Serie A broadcasting sources. That's why we created this page which is regularly updated with all of the Serie A broadcasters from your local perspective. Check back before matchday to see where you can watch Serie A live.

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