All Coppa Italia Winners (1922–2025) – Year-by-Year List

Kamli19 May 2025

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The Coppa Italia, Italy’s premier domestic cup competition, was established in 1922. It features clubs from Serie A and Serie B and four selected teams from Serie C.

As of 2025, a total of 77 finals have been played:

43 were single-match finals,
30 were contested over two legs (home and away),
and 4 editions were decided by a final group stage, involving four teams in a double round-robin format.

In total, 26 different clubs have reached the final, with 16 of them lifting the trophy at least once. The prestigious domestic double—winning both Serie A and Coppa Italia in the same season—has been achieved 11 times.

Inter Milan is the only club to win Serie A, Coppa Italia, and the UEFA Champions League in the same season, completing a historic treble in 2010.

The tournament has not been held during several periods: 1923–1925, 1928–1935, and 1944–1957. The first-ever winner of the Coppa Italia was Vado, who defeated Udinese 1–0 in the 1922 final. The most recent champion is Bologna, who beat AC Milan 1–0 in the 2025 final. In this Article, we present the complete list of Coppa Italia winners from 1922 to 2025.

Coppa Italia Winners by Year (1922–2024)

Season	Winners	Score	Runners-up
1922	Vado	1–0	Udinese
1923–1925	Not held	Lacked interest.
1926–27	Not concluded	Scheduling issues.
1928–1935	Not held	Lacked interest.
1935–36	Torino	5–1	Alessandria
1936–37	Genova	1–0	Roma
1937–38	Juventus	5–2 (agg.)	Torino
1938–39	Ambrosiana	2–1	Novara
1939–40	Fiorentina	1–0	Genova
1940–41	Venezia	4–3 (agg.)	Roma
1941–42	Juventus	5–2 (agg.)	AC Milan
1942–43	Torino	4–0	Venezia
1944–1957	Not held	Serie A conflict.
1958	Lazio	1–0	Fiorentina
1958–59	Juventus	4–1	Inter Milan
1959–60	Juventus	3–2	Fiorentina
1960–61	Fiorentina	2–0	Lazio
1961–62	Napoli	2–1	SPAL
1962–63	Atalanta	3–1	Torino
1963–64	Roma	1–0	Torino
1964–65	Juventus	1–0	Inter Milan
1965–66	Fiorentina	2–1	Catanzaro
1966–67	AC Milan	1–0	Padova
1967–68	Torino	Group Stage Winner	AC Milan
1968–69	Roma	Group Stage Winner	Cagliari
1969–70	Bologna	Group Stage Winner	Torino
1970–71	Torino	1–0	AC Milan
1971–72	AC Milan	2–0	Napoli
1972–73	AC Milan	1–1* (5–2 pen)	Juventus
1973–74	Bologna	1–1* (4–3 pen)	Palermo
1974–75	Fiorentina	3–2	AC Milan
1975–76	Napoli	4–0	Hellas Verona
1976–77	AC Milan	2–0	Inter Milan
1977–78	Inter Milan	2–1	Napoli
1978–79	Juventus	2–1	Palermo
1979–80	Roma	0–0* (3–2 pen)	Torino
1980–81	Roma	2–2* (4–2 pen)	Torino
1981–82	Inter Milan	2–1 (agg.)	Torino
1982–83	Juventus	3–2 (agg.)	Hellas Verona
1983–84	Roma	2–1 (agg.)	Hellas Verona
1984–85	Sampdoria	3–1 (agg.)	AC Milan
1985–86	Roma	3–2 (agg.)	Sampdoria
1986–87	Napoli	4–0 (agg.)	Atalanta
1987–88	Sampdoria	3–2 (agg.)	Torino
1988–89	Sampdoria	4–1 (agg.)	Napoli
1989–90	Juventus	1–0 (agg.)	AC Milan
1990–91	Roma	4–2 (agg.)	Sampdoria
1991–92	Parma	2–1 (agg.)	Juventus
1992–93	Torino	5–5* (away)	Roma
1993–94	Sampdoria	6–1 (agg.)	Ancona
1994–95	Juventus	3–0 (agg.)	Parma
1995–96	Fiorentina	3–0 (agg.)	Atalanta
1996–97	Vicenza	3–1 (agg.)	Napoli
1997–98	Lazio	3–2 (agg.)	AC Milan
1998–99	Parma	3–3* (away)	Fiorentina
1999–2000	Lazio	2–1 (agg.)	Inter Milan
2000–01	Fiorentina	2–1 (agg.)	Parma
2001–02	Parma	2–2* (away)	Juventus
2002–03	AC Milan	6–3 (agg.)	Roma
2003–04	Lazio	4–2 (agg.)	Juventus
2004–05	Inter Milan	3–0 (agg.)	Roma
2005–06	Inter Milan	4–2 (agg.)	Roma
2006–07	Roma	7–4 (agg.)	Inter Milan
2007–08	Roma	2–1	Inter Milan
2008–09	Lazio	1–1* (6–5 pen)	Sampdoria
2009–10	Inter Milan	1–0	Roma
2010–11	Inter Milan	3–1	Palermo
2011–12	Napoli	2–0	Juventus
2012–13	Lazio	1–0	Roma
2013–14	Napoli	3–1	Fiorentina
2014–15	Juventus	2–1	Lazio
2015–16	Juventus	1–0	AC Milan
2016–17	Juventus	2–0	Lazio
2017–18	Juventus	4–0	AC Milan
2018–19	Lazio	2–0	Atalanta
2019–20	Napoli	0–0* (4–2 pen)	Juventus
2020–21	Juventus	2–1	Atalanta
2021–22	Inter Milan	4–2	Juventus
2022–23	Inter Milan	2–1	Fiorentina
2023–24	Juventus	1–0	Atalanta
2024–25	Bologna	1–0	AC Milan