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Serie A

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Champions: Juventus

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
AC MilanSan Siroopened 1926Milan1,399,860 people75,923
Inter MilanSan Siroopened 1926Milan1,399,860 people75,923
AS RomaStadio Olimpicoopened 1953Rome2,872,800 people70,634
LazioStadio Olimpicoopened 1953Rome2,872,800 people70,634
NapoliStadio Diego Armando Maradonaopened 1959Naples913,462 people54,726
FiorentinaStadio Artemio Franchiopened 1931Florence360,930 people43,325
JuventusAllianz Stadiumopened 2011Turin848,196 people41,507
BolognaStadio Renato Dall'Araopened 1927Bologna387,971 people36,462
PalermoStadio Renzo Barberaopened 1932Palermo630,167 people36,365
GenoaStadio Luigi Ferrarisopened 1911Genoa558,745 people33,205
SampdoriaStadio Luigi Ferrarisopened 1911Genoa558,745 people33,205
ChievoVeronaStadio Marcantonio Bentegodiopened 1963Verona255,588 people31,045
TorinoStadio Olimpico Grande Torinoopened 1933Turin848,196 people28,177
UdineseStadio Friuliopened 1976Udine97,808 people25,312
Atalanta BCStadio di Bergamoopened 1928Bergamo119,534 people24,950
SassuoloMapei Stadium – Città del Tricoloreopened 1995Sassuolo40,736 people21,525
PescaraStadio Adriatico – Giovanni Cornacchiaopened 1955Pescara118,657 people20,515
EmpoliStadio Carlo Castellaniopened 1965Empoli48,844 people19,847
CrotoneStadio Ezio Scidaopened 1946Crotone58,445 people16,547
CagliariUnipol Domusopened 2017Cagliari146,692 people16,416

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