Italian football is built on local pride, and its derbies are among the most colourful in the world. Fans decorate the stands with banners and flares, and the atmosphere can be unforgettable.
Derby della Madonnina
AC Milan against Inter Milan shares a stadium, the San Siro, and a city. The name comes from the Madonnina statue on top of Milan’s cathedral.
Derby della Capitale
Roma and Lazio share Rome and the Stadio Olimpico. The rivalry divides the city and is famous for the passion of both sets of supporters.
Derby d’Italia and Derby della Mole
Inter against Juventus is known as the Derby d’Italia because of the clubs’ historic importance. In Turin, Juventus and Torino meet in the Derby della Mole, named after the city’s famous landmark.