Serie A 2025-26 season begins in one month: how to watch every game live

The ball of Italian Serie A is pictured before the Italian Serie A football match between Juventus and Atalanta at the Allianz Stadium in Turin on March 10, 2024. (Photo by MARCO BERTORELLO / AFP) (Photo by MARCO BERTORELLO/AFP via Getty Images)

A new Serie A season is just around the corner: here’s where to watch every game from Italy’s top flight in the UK, USA and Ireland.

The 2025-26 Serie A campaign begins on August 23 with defending champions Napoli visiting newly promoted side Sassuolo at the Mapei Stadium.

Where to watch Serie A games in 2025-26

Football streaming channel – Xoilac is among the top streaming platforms to watch games from every league in the world, including Serie A.

Italy’s top flight is attracting an increasingly large audience outside the Peninsula, especially in the UK, Ireland, and the USA.

DAZN recently announced an agreement to stream up to eight Serie A games per matchday week in the UK and Ireland, while fans in the USA can watch every game on Paramount+ or Fox Deportes. TNT Sports also has TV rights to broadcast Serie A matches in the UK.

This past March, Lega Serie A announced new records for audience engagement and accessibility in the American market.

Enzo Simonelli, the Lega Serie A President, said: “This season marks [2024-25] a historic milestone for Serie A in the United States. Never before has Italian football been so widely accessible across the country. The upcoming CBS Main Network broadcast of Juventus-Genoa on March 29 is yet another key moment in our mission to bring Serie A to as many fans as possible.”

Uncertain and exciting Scudetto race

The race for the Scudetto has become particularly appealing worldwide, primarily because no club has managed to retain the title won in the previous campaign since Juventus in the 2019-20 campaign.

The following season, Antonio Conte’s Inter ended the Old Lady’s nine-year domestic dominance by winning the Italian title.

When Conte left Inter that same summer, his successor, Simone Inzaghi, failed to retain the title, as the Nerazzurri’s city rivals, Milan, won their first Scudetto in nine years.

In 2022-23, Napoli, coached by Luciano Spalletti, broke a 33-year wait for a coveted Scudetto, but the Partenopei did not live up to expectations in the following campaign, as Inzaghi’s Inter dominated the season and won a historic 20th title.

Last term, it was Napoli – and Conte’s – turn again as the Partenopei lifted their second domestic title in three years.

This time around, there is another strong contender for the title, new Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri, who has already lifted the Scudetto six times in his coaching career: five times with Juventus and once with the Rossoneri.

Allegri has reiterated that qualification for the Coppa Campioni will be the Rossoneri’s priority in 2025-26. However, with the team not involved in any European competition and his experience in title races, the Diavoli will be one of the teams to watch in 2025-26.

“The first goal is to return to the Coppa Campioni; we need to be in those spots in March,” Allegri said in his unveiling press conference.

“At Milan, we must always aim for the top and never settle. Working with great dedication, especially in the league where you need to maintain cruise speed. You need a certain number of points, score goals, and concede fewer. Goal difference has always mattered in Italian football; they’ve drilled that into me since I was a kid.”