Serie A

Serie A is the top division of the Italian men's football league system. It is a professional competition contested by clubs in a season-long league.

Round-robin tournament: A competition format in which each participant plays every other participant, usually once or more. Serie A's league table is built from matches between its clubs.
Juventus FC: A professional football club based in Turin, Italy, founded in 1897. Juventus is Serie A's most successful club by domestic league titles.
Italian Football Federation: The governing body of football in Italy, known by its Italian abbreviation FIGC. FIGC organizes the national league framework in which Serie A operates.
Italian football supporters: The organized and unaffiliated fan communities that follow football clubs in Italy. Supporter culture gives Serie A its local identities and matchday atmosphere.
Premier League: The top division of the English men's football league system. It is Serie A's closest commercial and sporting peer in European football.
Association football league system: A structure of connected football divisions in which clubs move between levels through promotion and relegation. Serie A sits at the top of Italy's connected men's divisions.
Inter Milan: A professional football club based in Milan, Italy, founded in 1908. Inter is a leading Serie A club and one half of the Derby della Madonnina.
Lega Serie A: The organization that manages Serie A and Italy's other top-level professional football competitions. It administers the league's commercial and competition operations.
Ultras: Highly organized football supporter groups known for coordinated displays and intense club loyalty. Ultras have shaped the stands and public image of many Serie A clubs.
La Liga: The top division of the Spanish men's football league system. Its clubs offer a prominent comparison with Serie A's domestic and European record.

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