The 2024-2025 Mediaset Coppa Italia is heating up as teams fight for the prestigious trophy, and the preliminary rounds have set the stage for thrilling matchups. On Tuesday, December 17, the competition intensifies when Juventus takes on Cagliari at 21:00 CET on Canale 5, followed by Atalanta versus Cesena at 18:30 CET on Italia 1 on December 18. The next day, the action continues with Roma hosting Sampdoria at 21:00 CET on Italia 1 and Inter battling Udinese at the same time.
The results so far have been reminiscent of past performances. For example, Juventus has had remarkable success against Cagliari, winning the last two encounters 1-0. If history repeats itself, the Bianconeri will enter this match with confidence. Coach Massimiliano Allegri will undoubtedly remind his squad of their strong home advantage, having never lost on their turf against the Sardinians.
Meanwhile, Atalanta has its own set of stats to back them, boasting three consecutive Coppa Italia victories against Cesena, where they have not dropped points at home. Riccardo Trevisani will provide the commentary for the evening's action, alongside his colleague Roberto Cravero, as viewers are treated to detailed analyses by studio host Monica Bertini and her expert panel.
Looking back at the historical records of the competition, the 2024-2025 season, we are reminded of the Coppa Italia’s rich legacy since its inception in 1922. The tournament has evolved, but one thing remains clear: it continues to see intense competition among clubs from different divisions. This year, 20 Serie A clubs, along with teams from Serie B and C, will fight for glory.
The quarter-finals will run from February 4 to February 6 and February 25 to February 27, leading to the semi-finals scheduled between April 1-3 and April 22-24. Fans are particularly excited about the final match, set to take place on May 14, 2025, at the renowned Stadio Olimpico in Rome. Here, one club will emerge victorious, eager to seize the title from last year’s winner, Inter Milan.
Mediaset has secured exclusive broadcasting rights until 2027, offering fans comprehensive coverage of the tournament. Matches will air live across their channels, including Italia 1 and Canale 5, and will be available for streaming on Mediaset Infinity. Highlights will also be presented to viewers who want to catch up with the game action and analysis.
Tuesday, December 17 promises to be particularly thrilling with Juventus's match against Cagliari, featuring renowned commentator Riccardo Trevisani and analyst Massimo Paganin. Notably, Juventus’s resilience against Cagliari makes them favorites. The statistics show Cagliari has only achieved one win out of their last 27 encounters with Juventus, with the Bianconeri recording 21 victories and 5 draws. This undermines the visitors’ confidence going forward.
On December 18, attention shifts to Atalanta and Cesena at 18:30 CET on Italia 1, where Atalanta’s undefeated streak against Cesena promises to be another eye-catching match. Following this, the high-stakes clash between Roma and Sampdoria kicks off at 21:00 CET, showcasing Roma's impressive record of three consecutive wins against Sampdoria without conceding any goals. The encounter is billed as a potential thriller, and fans will certainly not want to miss it.
Finally, on December 19, Inter will face Udinese, with both teams eager to secure their spots moving forward. Once again, Riccardo Trevisani will be the voice of the match, joined by Massimo Paganin for insights on the strategies at play. With the stakes rising, the excitement surrounding the Mediaset Coppa Italia grows tremendously.
This year promises engaging narratives rooted deeply within the legacies of these illustrious clubs. With every match, dramatic sequences sure to ensue, and fans will be glued to their screens to witness how the champions of tomorrow rise through the tournament.
