Serie A

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Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
AC Milan	San Siroopened 1926	Milan1,399,860 people	75,923
Inter Milan	San Siroopened 1926	Milan1,399,860 people	75,923
AS Roma	Stadio Olimpicoopened 1953	Rome2,872,800 people	70,634
Lazio	Stadio Olimpicoopened 1953	Rome2,872,800 people	70,634
Napoli	Stadio Diego Armando Maradonaopened 1959	Naples913,462 people	54,726
Fiorentina	Stadio Artemio Franchiopened 1931	Florence360,930 people	43,325
Juventus	Allianz Stadiumopened 2011	Turin848,196 people	41,507
Bologna	Stadio Renato Dall'Araopened 1927	Bologna387,971 people	36,462
Genoa	Stadio Luigi Ferrarisopened 1911	Genoa558,745 people	33,205
Lecce	Stadio Via del mareopened 1966	Lecce94,783 people	31,461
Torino	Stadio Olimpico Grande Torinoopened 1933	Turin848,196 people	28,177
Udinese	Stadio Friuliopened 1976	Udine97,808 people	25,312
Atalanta BC	Stadio di Bergamoopened 1928	Bergamo119,534 people	24,950
Parma	Stadio Ennio Tardiniopened 1924	Parma196,764 people	22,352
Sassuolo	Mapei Stadium – Città del Tricoloreopened 1995	Sassuolo40,736 people	21,525
Monza	Stadio Brianteoopened 1988	Monza121,799 people	17,102
Cagliari	Unipol Domusopened 2017	Cagliari146,692 people	16,416
Frosinone	Stadio Benito Stirpeopened 2017	Frosinone43,417 people	16,227
Como	Stadio Giuseppe Sinigagliaopened 1927	Como83,184 people	13,602
Venezia	Stadio Pier Luigi Penzoopened 1913	Venice250,369 people	10,500

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