About Supercoppa Italiana

The Supercoppa Italiana is an annual football competition in Italy that brings together the winners of the country’s major domestic tournaments. It was founded in 1988 and is organized by Lega Serie A. Traditionally, it was contested as a single match between the champions of Serie A and the winners of the Coppa Italia, serving as a showcase of the previous season’s top teams.

The format of the competition has evolved over time. Until 2022, it was played as a one-off match, usually at the home stadium of the Serie A champions or at a neutral venue. Since 2023, the tournament has expanded into a four-team format that includes the winners and runners-up of both Serie A and Coppa Italia, with semi-finals and a final determining the champion.

Over the years, the Supercoppa Italiana has increasingly been held outside Italy, often during the winter period, reflecting its growing commercial and international appeal. Juventus is the most successful club in the competition’s history, holding the record for the most titles. Despite its relatively short history compared to other Italian competitions, it remains an important trophy in domestic football.