Coppa Italia
- Matchup Game: TBD
- Date: 15 May 2024
- Stadium: Stadio Olimpico, in Rome
- Winner ’23:
Inter Milan
2023-24 Coppa Italia Odds
The Coppa Italia is a prestigious cup competition in Italian football, featuring teams from various leagues competing for the title. Stay updated on the Coppa Italia odds here at PointSpreads.
Keep track of the Coppa Italia games schedule as top Italian clubs like Juventus, Milan, Inter, and Roma vie for the trophy. The exciting Coppa Italia final will determine the champion and provide a spot in the UEFA Europa League.
| Team | Moneyline *last updated: 01/30/24 |
|---|---|
| Juventus FC | +135 |
| SS Lazio | +225 |
| Atalanta BC | +300 |
| ACF Fiorentina | +450 |
Understanding Italian Cup Betting Odds
How Are Coppa Italia Odds Calculated?
Coppa Italia odds are calculated based on several factors that give insights into the potential outcomes of matches. Here are key aspects considered when determining Coppa Italia odds:
Coppa Italia Betting Tips
Coppa Italia Standings
Bookmakers analyze the teams' current performance in the competition, taking into account factors like form, injuries, and head-to-head results.
Italian Team Strengths:
Factors such as team form, injury reports, player suspensions, and tactical approaches are evaluated to gauge the potential success of each team in the Coppa Italia.
Head-to-Head Results:
Past encounters between teams can influence odds. A team with a history of dominating a specific opponent might have more favorable odds, while closely-matched teams may have tighter odds.
Home Advantage:
Playing at home can significantly impact a team's performance, and bookmakers consider home advantage when determining odds.
External Influences:
Unforeseen circumstances like weather conditions, pitch quality, and team morale can also impact the odds.
Consider Multiple Betting Markets:
Understanding how Coppa Italia odds are calculated can help bettors make informed decisions and explore various betting markets for a well-rounded strategy.
Coppa Italia Rounds Explained:
The Coppa Italia features a knockout format, where teams are eliminated if they lose a match. The rounds in the Coppa Italia are as follows:
The first round typically includes lower-ranked teams and those from Serie C, Serie D, and amateur divisions. They compete against each other for a place in the next round.
In the second round, Serie B teams enter the competition. They join the winners from the previous round to compete for a spot in the next stage.
The round of 16 is where the top Serie A teams join the competition. These are the highest-ranked clubs in Italian football, and their entry marks a significant stage in the tournament. The remaining teams from lower divisions face off against Serie A sides, creating exciting matchups.
After the round of 16, eight teams remain in the competition. They compete in the quarter-finals, aiming to secure a spot in the semi-finals. The matches at this stage are crucial as the tournament approaches its climax.
The semi-finals feature four teams that have successfully navigated their way through the earlier rounds. The winners of the semi-final matches advance to the final, getting one step closer to lifting the Coppa Italia trophy.
The final is the culminating match of the Coppa Italia. It determines the champion of the tournament for that particular season.
The two remaining teams face each other to claim the trophy. The final is usually held at a designated stadium in Italy and draws significant attention from fans and football enthusiasts.
It’s important to note that all rounds of the Coppa Italia are played in a single-match format. If a match ends in a draw after regular time, extra time is played. If the match is still undecided after extra time, a penalty shootout is used to determine the winner.
Each round presents an opportunity for teams to progress further in the competition and potentially cause upsets against higher-ranked opponents. The knockout nature of the tournament adds excitement and unpredictability to the Coppa Italia.
2022-23 Coppa Italia Schedule
- Date: 10th January 2023.
- Matchup: Inter Milan vs Parma
- Result: 2-1
- Date: 11th January 2023.
- Matchup: AC Milan vs Torino
- Result: 0-1
- Date: 12th January, 2023.
- Matchup: Fiorentina vs Sampdoria
- Result: 1-0
- Date: 12th January, 2023.
- Matchup: AS Roma vs Genoa
- Result: 1-0
- Date: 17th January, 2023.
- Matchup: Napoli vs Cremonese
- Result: 2-2
- Date: 19th January, 2023.
- Matchup: Atalanta vs Spezia
- Result: 5-2
- Date: 19th January, 2023.
- Matchup: Lazio vs Bolonia
- Result: 1-0
- Date: 19th January, 2023.
- Matchup: Juventus vs Monza
- Result: 2-1
- Date: 31st January 2023.
- Matchup: Inter Milan vs Atalanta
- Result: 1-0
- Date: 1st February 2023.
- Matchup: Fiorentina vs Toronto
- Result: 2-1
- Date: 1st February 2023.
- Matchup: AS Roma vs Cremonese
- Result: 1-2
- Date: 2nd February 2023.
- Matchup: Juventus vs Lazio
- Result: 1-0
- Date: 4th April 2023
- Matchup: Juventus vs Inter Milan
- Result: 1-1
- Date: 5th April 2023
- Matchup: Cremonese vs Fiorentina
- Result: 0-2
- Date: 26th April 2023
- Matchup: Inter Milan vs Juventus
- Result: 1-0
- Date: 5th April 2023
- Matchup: Fiorentina vs Cremonese
- Result: 0-0
- Date: Wednesday 24, May 2023.
- Stadium: Stadio Olimpico, in Rome
- Matchup: ACF Fiorentina vs Inter Milan
- Results: 1-2
- Winner: Inter Milan
About Coppa Italia
The Coppa Italia is the premier cup competition in Italian football, open to professional and amateur clubs. It follows a single-elimination format with multiple rounds, and the winner of each match advances to the next stage. Extra time and penalty kicks are used to determine the winner if a match is drawn.
The champion of the Coppa Italia earns a qualification spot in the group stage of the following season’s UEFA Europa League. The final match is typically held at a designated stadium in Italy.
All clubs from the top four tiers of Italian football (Serie A, Serie B, Serie C, and Serie D) are automatically entered into the competition, along with teams from lower leagues. The tournament structure allows for the possibility of upsets and surprises as lower-ranked teams have the chance to compete against established clubs.
The Coppa Italia, with its rich history since the 1920s, is one of Italy’s most prestigious domestic cup competitions. It attracts fans and clubs from across Italy and Europe, offering teams the chance to compete for the trophy and secure a spot in European tournaments like the UEFA Europa League. The final match is highly important, as it determines the Italian champion and carries the potential for European success.
All-Time Records
- Alessandro Altobelli – 56 goals
- Roberto Boninsegna – 48 goals
- Giuseppe Savoldi – 47 goals
- Gianluca Vialli – 43 goals
- I. Perisic – 5
- L. Muriel – 5
- D. Zapata – 5
- G. Higuain – 5
- Juventus – 14 victories
- AS Roma – 9 victories
- Inter Milan – 8 victories
- Most Goals: Arkadiusz Milik (Juventus), Ange-Yoan Bonny (Parma) – 3
- Most Assists: Theo Hernández (Milan) – 3
- Most Clean Sheets: Łukasz Skorupski (Bologna), Benoît Costil (Salernitana) – 2
| Season | Winning team | Runner-up |
|---|---|---|
| 2023-2024 | TBD | TBD |
| 2022-2023 | Inter Milan | ACF Fiorentina |
| 2021-2022 | Inter Milan | Juventus |
| 2020-2021 | Juventus | Atalanta |
| 2019-2020 | Napoli | Juventus |
| 2018-2019 | Lazio | Atalanta |
| 2017-2018 | Juventus | AC Milan |
| 2016-2017 | Juventus | Lazio |
| 2015-2016 | Juventus | AC Milan |
| 2014-2015 | Juventus | Lazio |
