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'''Serie A''' is the top flight of [[soccer]] in [[Italy]]. The league is one of the top in [[Europe]], based on quality of play and general buying power. However, in 2006, a match-fixing scandal rocked the league and relegated four teams, two of which are recognized throughout the globe. Now, with new players, and a new focus, the league is ready to prove itself on the international stage once again. | '''Serie A''' is the top flight of [[soccer]] in [[Italy]]. The league is one of the top in [[Europe]], based on quality of play and general buying power. However, in 2006, a match-fixing scandal rocked the league and relegated four teams, two of which are recognized throughout the globe. Now, with new players, and a new focus, the league is ready to prove itself on the international stage once again. | ||
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| + | The current Serie A champions (season 2016-17) are [[Juventus FC]]. | ||
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[[Category:Italian Soccer]] | [[Category:Italian Soccer]] | ||
Revision as of 21:08, May 14, 2017
Serie A is the top flight of soccer in Italy. The league is one of the top in Europe, based on quality of play and general buying power. However, in 2006, a match-fixing scandal rocked the league and relegated four teams, two of which are recognized throughout the globe. Now, with new players, and a new focus, the league is ready to prove itself on the international stage once again.
The current Serie A champions (season 2016-17) are Juventus FC.