Serie A Stadium and Location : 2022–23 Serie A

Serie A Stadium and Location - 2022–23 Serie A

There are 20 teams in Serie A – the top level of Football in Italy. Most of the teams in Serie A are based in the north of the country, with only 3 teams located south of Rome. Serie A is the 4th most watched Football league in the world and also the most popular average match attendance League. Check all the details about the Serie A 2022-23 season matches, including the capacity of Serie A 2022-23 Stadiums, and locations.

The 121st season of top-tier Italian football will take place between 13 August 2022 to 4 June 2023. Here are the list of the Serie A Stadium and the Location of all Serie A Teams.

Serie A Stadium and Location

Serie A Points Table

There will be 20 teams participating, including 17 teams from the last season, and the other 3 teams participating from the Serie B.  Cremonese, Lecce,  and Monza, were put down to the 2021-22 Serie B. Here is a list of 20 Serie A Stadium with Capacity and Home cities below.

Teams/ClubsStadium/CapacityHome City
AtalantaGewiss Stadium (25,000)Bergamo
BolognaStadio Renato Dall’Ara(36,462)Bologna
CremoneseStadio Giovanni Zini (16,003)Cremona
EmpoliStadio Carlo Castellani (16,284)Empoli
FiorentinaStadio Artemio Franchi (45,000)Florence
Hellas VeronaStadio Marcantonia Bentegodi (39,371)Verona
Inter MilanSan Siro (75,923)Milan
JuventusAllianz Stadium (41,507)Turin
LazioStadio Olimpico(70,634)Rome
LecceStadio Via del mare(31,533)Lecce
AC MilanSan Siro (75,923)Milan
MonzaStadio Brianteo(15,039)Monza
NapoliStadio Diego Armando Maradona (54,726)Naples
RomaStadio Olimpico(70,634)Roma
SalernitanaStadio Arechi(37,000)Salerno
SampdoriaStadio Luigi Ferraris (36,599)Genoa
SassuoloMapei Stadium (23,717)Sassuolo
SpeziaStadioAlberto Picco (10,336)La Spezia
TorinoStadio Olimpico Grande Torino (28,958)Turin
UdineseStadio Friuli (25,144)Udine
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