Serie A Soccer: Watch the Best of Italian Soccer Online Without Cable

If you are a fan of Italian soccer or any of the best soccer in the world, then you should follow Serie A. The 2024-25 season runs from August 17th, 2024 through May 25th, 2025. But if you are in the US, you won’t see many matches on TV. You really need to go online.

In a hurry? All the Italian Serie A games stream live on Paramount+, which you can get for as little as $7.99/month. If you are a rare soccer fan, we also recommend getting Fubo for $79.99/month, featuring 150+ live channels including the best coverage of international soccer in the industry.

Serie A is Italy’s top soccer league, and it is comprised of 20 clubs, including prestigious ones such as Inter Milan, AC Milan, Juventus, Napoli, Roma, Lazio, and Atalanta. Although everybody will have their own views of which is the best league in Europe, this one is in the top five in nearly every metric.

It is also quite an easy competition to watch for those based in the United States as a Paramount+ subscription ($7.99/month) grants access to all 380 matches played in this competition from August to May.

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Serie A Matches Today

Here are today’s matches:

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Where Can I Watch Serie A?

All that you need to do to watch all 380 Serie A matches is subscribe to Paramount+ for $7.99/month. You can also get a Premium plan for $12.99/month, which comes with a live stream of your local CBS affiliate as well as commercial-free viewing of on-demand content.

A select number of matches will be shown on CBS Sports Network, but that will be a relatively small number. A couple of early examples of CBSSN coverage that occurred in the 2021-22 season were the Udinese-Juventus contest on Aug 22 and the Genoa-Napoli match a week later. However, broadcasted contests will still be streamed on Paramount+.

Note that Paramount+ also streams Calcio e Cappuccino, a show that features discussions of Italian soccer, not just what is being played on the pitch but also the sport’s off-the-pitch happenings.

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How Can I Watch Other Italian Competitions?

Paramount+ also owns the rights to the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italian. For the former competition, all matches except for the four preliminary round contests are streamed on Paramount+. That means that all Coppa Italia matches that involve Serie A teams will be on Paramount+.

Since Paramount+ streams the UEFA Champions League, Europa League, Europa Conference League, and Super Cup as well, that is also where you need to go to watch Italian clubs play in those competitions.

The only possible competitive matches that a Serie A club could play that would not be available on Paramount+ would occur if one was to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup.

In that situation, you would need to secure access to Fox-related channels, most likely Fox Sports 1 (FS1) and Fox Sports 2 (FS2). Fubo offers these and many other channels that would appeal to international soccer fans like beIN Sports and TUDN as well as general sports channels CBSSN and ESPN.

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Devices and TVs to Watch Serie A

Paramount+ and Fubo both provide support for most streaming devices:

• Amazon Fire TV
• Android mobile devices
• Android TV devices
• Apple TV
• iOS mobile devices
• Chromecast
• LG smart TVs
• Roku
• Samsung smart TVs
• Vizio smart TVs
• Web browsers
• Xbox One gaming systems.

Paramount+ supports the PlayStation. See our Fubo and Paramount+ reviews for complete lists of supported devices.

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What Is Serie A?

Serie A sits atop the Italian soccer pyramid, which is comprised of nine levels, the top three of which – Serie A, Serie B, and Serie C – consist of professional clubs. At the end of every season, three say goodbye to Serie A and prepare to take part in Serie B the following year. Meanwhile, a trio of Serie B clubs does the opposite, moving up and preparing to play against the country’s biggest clubs.

An Italian football champion has been determined annually since 1898 although Serie A was officially held for the first time with the 1929-30 season. Prior to then, different structures were used to determine who would claim the national title, sometimes solely involving a cup competition.

Dating to 1898, Juventus has the most championships (36) with Inter Milan (20) and AC Milan (19) trailing behind. Only one team that took part in the 1929-30 Serie A campaign has never been relegated (sent to Serie B): Inter Milan. Its closest call came in 1993-94 when the club escaped relegation by just one point.

Derbies

Italy is full of derbies (rivalries). This becomes even more clear when you consider that three pairs of Serie A clubs share stadiums with their rivals:

• San Siro (Milan’s Inter Milan and AC Milan)
• Stadio Olimpico (Rome’s Lazio and Roma)
• Stadio Luigi Ferraris (Genoa’s Genoa and Sampdoria).

A fourth heated rivalry in Serie A is contested between Juventus and Torino, who split Turin but have their own stadiums: Juventus’ Allianz Stadium and Torino’s Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino.

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Structure

Serie A, like most European leagues, has a simple scheduling format. All 20 teams play their opponents twice, once at home and once away, for a total of 38 matches.

Whichever club has the best record when all is said and done lifts the trophy at the end of the year? The primary tiebreakers used if teams are equal on total points are head-to-head points and head-to-head goal difference.

Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italian

Every Serie A team takes part in Coppa Italia, the country’s knockout cup. Juventus also has the most of this type of trophy (15). Behind it on this list are Roma (9), Inter Milan (9), and Lazio (7).

Twelve Serie A clubs enter in the first round while the remaining eight join in the third round, otherwise known as the round of 16. Every round is one match apiece except for the two-leg semi-finals. The final is played at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico, where it has been since a two-leg final was eliminated in 2007. There was an exception in 2021 when it was played in Reggio Emilia’s Mapei Stadium because of COVID-19.

Another competition is the Supercoppa Italian. This single match features the previous season’s Serie A and Coppa Italia winners and runners up. It may or may not be played in Italy. Its 1993 edition was the first to be contested outside of Italy, in Washington, and 11 since then have taken place in other countries. However, the 2024-25 edition is slated for Saudi Arabia.

European and Worldwide Competitions

Every season, the top four clubs in the Serie A table prepare to take part in the UEFA Champions League the following season. If an Italian team was to win the previous campaign’s Champions or Europa League and not finish in the top four in Serie A, it would also secure a spot in that prestigious competition.

In addition, the Coppa Italia winner and the Serie A fifth-place team will secure spots in the Europa League. If either or both of those sides are playing in the Champions League, the one or two teams next in the table will head to the Europa League instead.

The remaining European place designated for an Italian club, to the UEFA Europa Conference League, goes to the next side in Serie A that has not secured a seat at the table at either the Champions or Europa League.

Whichever teams win the Champions and Europa Leagues also advance to the next campaign’s one-match UEFA Super Cup. The Champions League winner secures a spot at the following FIFA Club World Cup as well.

AC Milan has the most Champions League titles of any Italian club with seven while Inter Milan has three of those trophies, and Juventus has two. AC Milan and Inter Milan are the only Italian clubs to have lifted the Club World Cup trophy, both having done so on one occasion.

2024-25 Serie A Schedule

The 2024-25 Serie A season runs from August 17th, 2024 through May 25th, 2025. Here is a complete list of matchdays. Note that some of the early matchdays actually occur over several days.

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Wrapping Up

If you want to watch every competitive match that one or all of the Serie A teams play, subscribe to Paramount+ for as little as $7.99/month. You will be all set for their Serie A, Coppa Italia, Supercoppa Italian, UEFA Champions League, Europa League, Europa Conference League, and Super Cup contests.

FAQs

How is the Serie A champion decided?

The Serie A Italian football league, which spans from August to May, is a significant competition for clubs. The 38 matches played by 20 clubs determine the league champion and the European competitions Italian clubs taking part in the following season. The bottom three teams are relegated to Serie B. The season is unique in that all 10 matches are typically played on two days, ensuring a balanced schedule.

How can I watch Serie A matches outside the USA?

If you are in Italy and want to watch Serie A matches, you will need to subscribe to a specialty service. In fact, it is also what you would need to watch Serie A in Austria, Germany, and Japan.

Meanwhile, Italian soccer fans who find themselves in the United Kingdom will need BT Sport. Those in Australia and New Zealand must get beIN Sports. And Canadians will need to subscribe to Fubo.

What teams are currently in Serie A?

Can I watch the English Premier League on Paramount+ too?

No, the EPL is televised on NBC channels and NBC’s streaming service, Peacock through at least the 2027-28 season. Peacock is available for $7.99/month, and if you pair it with Sling TV, you’ll be all set to watch all the English Premier League matches on the schedule plus Ligue 1 games.

How can I stream other soccer leagues without cable?

These guides explain how to watch other soccer leagues:

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I am a Sr Content Editor at Hotdog.com, specializing in sports streaming and regional programming issues. With a PhD in Atmospheric Physics from the Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and extensive experience in remote sensing technology, including early video streaming, I bring a unique technical perspective to the streaming industry.

My expertise in sports coverage, particularly for out-of-market games and regional sports networks, stems from years of hands-on experience as an early adopter of streaming services and my work addressing fans' viewing challenges. As a longtime cord-cutter and subscriber to multiple streaming platforms, I combine my technical knowledge with practical user experience, making me a leading expert in the field of sports streaming and entertainment technology.

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