A compelling title race may have dissipated halfway through, but it only made way for an unpredictable Champions League qualification contest; the city of Genoa out-performed the city of Milan; Palermo, Sassuolo and Empoli all showcased young talent, whilst veterans at Verona and Udinese proved they weren’t over the hill; and inevitably, it was a season to forget for three teams in particular.
Relive the highs, lows and extraordinary in-between moments in Football Italia’s season review of 2014-15.
Juventus' players had an uncertain and disrupted pre-season, but under new management responded with some standout performances. Read more
Just as the 2013-14 campaign did, the 2014-15 Serie A season belonged to Carlos Tevez of Juventus, as he helped power his team to success. Read more
Serie A has a first joint Capocannoniere in over a decade, shared between the new oldest winner and the youngest in almost 40 years. Read more
A number were in the running for this year's award, but it is Genoa's Gian Piero Gasperini who is named as Football Italia's Coach of the Season. Read more
A second go with Palermo in Serie A saw future talent Paulo Dybala confidently step up to the challenge, to earn accolades and a big money move. Read more
It was tough cutting Football Italia’s Team of the Season down to just 11 names. Who proved worthy of a spot in 2014-15's dream line-up? Read more
Susy Campanale compiles the very best statistics, oddities and numbers from the 2014-15 Serie A season. Read more
Every Serie A side’s campaign has been assessed by our team of experts, from the clubs who enjoyed record-breaking runs to those who endured forgettable form.
JUVENTUS - 1st - Pts 87 P 38 W 26 D 9 L 3 F 72 A 24 Juventus dominated Serie A once again, in spite of an unsettling pre-season that saw Max Allegri step in for Antonio Conte. Read more |
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ROMA- 2nd - Pts 70 P 38 W 19 D 13 L 6 F 54 A 31 Rudi Garcia's side struggled for goals and consistency through the 2014-15 campaign, as early season set-backs hit Roma's confidence. Read more |
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LAZIO - 3rd - Pts 69 P 38 W 21 D 6 L 11 F 71 A 38 An uncertain start to the campaign was quickly put behind Lazio, as they stormed into third place with some dynamic attacking play. Read more |
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FIORENTINA - 4th - Pts 64 P 38 W 18 D 10 L 10 F 61 A 46 It was an unfortunate case of déjà vu for Vincenzo Montella’s injury-hit Fiorentina, who were only spectators of the Champions League race. Read more |
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NAPOLI - 5th - Pts 63 P 38 W 18 D 9 L 11 F 70 A 54 Napoli regressed in their second season under Rafa Benitez, struggling for consistency, and most importantly when it mattered most. Read more |
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GENOA - 6th - Pts 59 P 38 W 16 D 11 L 11 F 62 A 47 Genoa emerged as the season's surprise package from mid-table, to confidently take a European qualification place under Gian Piero Gasperini. Read more |
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SAMPDORIA - 7th - Pts 56 P 38 W 13 D 17 L 8 F 48 A 42 Far more assured under Sinisa Mihajlovic, Sampdoria may look at a lack of firepower in attack for why a higher placing slipped away. Read more |
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INTER - 8th - Pts 55 P 38 W 14 D 13 L 11 F 59 A 48 This was a seaosn of transition that Inter fans were not hoping for, and even Roberto Mancini's return barely improved matters. Read more |
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TORINO - 9th - Pts 54 P 38 W 14 D 12 L 12 F 48 A 45 It took some early-season adjusting, but Torino proved they were able to live in Serie A without Ciro Immobile and Alessio Cerci's goals. Read more |
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MILAN - 10th - Pts 52 P 38 W 13 D 13 L 12 F 56 A 50 A campaign that began with renewed optimism under Pippo Inzaghi soon became another year of misery and mismanagement for Milan. Read more |
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PALERMO - 11th - Pts 49 P 38 W 12 D 13 L 13 F 53 A 55 Not a single managerial change all season. Maurizio Zamparini may have turned a corner just in time for Palermo to as well. Read more |
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SASSUOLO - 12th - Pts 49 P 38 W 12 D 13 L 13 F 49 A 57 Sassuolo avoided a second-season slide to comfortably avoid the relegation fight and secure a third consecutive season in Serie A. Read more |
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VERONA - 13th - Pts 46 P 38 W 11 D 13 L 14 F 49 A 65 Luca Toni may be getting on in years, but he continues to be the rock that a solid if unspectacular Verona side can bet their top-flight status on. Read more |
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CHIEVO - 14th - Pts 43 P 38 W 10 D 13 L 15 F 28 A 41 The Flying Donkeys were in real relegation trouble for periods of the 2013-14 season, but found form and goals just when it mattered. Read more |
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EMPOLI - 15th - Pts 42 P 38 W 8 D 18 L 12 F 46 A 52 Entertaining to watch, full of young and previously unknown talent, Empoli went their own way and it worked. Read more |
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UDINESE - 16th - Pts 41 P 38 W 10 D 11 L 17 F 43 A 56 Despite a strong start under Andrea Stramaccioni, Udinese faded fast in the League and ultimately fell into mediocrity. Read more |
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ATALANTA - 17th - Pts 37 P 38 W 7 D 16 L 15 F 38 A 57 Atalanta followed up last year's positive season with a disappointing 2014-15 that included a serious brush with the relegation scrap. Read more |
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CAGLIARI - 18th - Pts 34 P 38 W 8 D 10 L 20 F 48 A 68 The decision to run with Zdenek Zeman proved fatal for Cagliari, who drop out after a decade of top-flight football. Read more |
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CESENA - 19th - Pts 24 P 38 W 4 D 12 L 22 F 36 A 73 Despite a determined effort and a mid-season change of Coach, Cesena were very quickly sent back to Serie B after one season. Read more |
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PARMA - 20th - Pts 19 P 38 W 6 D 8 L 24 F 33 A 75 Missing out on Europe a year ago was only the first misstep in a disastrous year for Parma, on and off the pitch. Read more |
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