15 questions spanning every Serie A from 2013/14 to 2023/24.
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15 multiple-choice questions, four options each. Answers reveal as you go — no time limit.
Every question is generated from the verified match record (openfootball, public domain) — the same dataset behind our quiz videos.
Every Serie A title in the committed match record, in one quiz — 11 seasons of champions. Get through this and the per-season quizzes below go far deeper: final tables, real scorelines, points totals.
Serie A's champions wear the scudetto — a small shield in the Italian tricolour — on their shirts for the following season, a tradition dating to the 1920s. Twenty clubs, thirty-eight matches, three relegated: the same shape as Spain and England.
One naming detail matters for a quiz: Internazionale and Milan are two entirely separate clubs that share the San Siro, and a question about one must never offer the other as though they were variants of the same name. This quiz keeps them distinct, while merging genuine spelling variants elsewhere in the data.
Serie A is unusual among major leagues in having a contested title count. The 2006 Calciopoli scandal saw Juventus stripped of the 2004/05 title and the 2005/06 championship reassigned to Internazionale, and the clubs do not agree on how the honours should be recorded. Our record book sidesteps the argument entirely: it counts only the seasons in the committed dataset, which begins well after those events.
Juventus with 7. 4 different winners appear across the 11 editions in this quiz.
Internazionale Milano, in 2023/24.
Every question is generated from the verified match record (openfootball, public domain) — the same dataset behind our quiz videos. Nothing is written from memory, and anything ambiguous in the record is left out rather than guessed.
The small tricolour shield worn by the reigning Serie A champions on their shirts the following season, a tradition going back to the 1920s.
No — two separate clubs that share the San Siro stadium. This quiz treats them as entirely distinct, so one is never offered as an alternative spelling of the other.