Coppa Italia

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The Coppa Italia is Italy's premier annual national football cup competition, contested by clubs from multiple tiers of the Italian league system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf annual sporting event
football competition
national cup competition
abbreviation CI
alsoKnownAs Coppa Italia
surface form: Italian Cup
competitionFormat knockout tournament
single-elimination
competitionLevel national
confederation UEFA
continent Europe
country Italy
currentNameSponsor Trenitalia
surface form: Frecciarossa
domesticCupOf Italy
finalVenue Stadio Olimpico
surface form: Stadio Olimpico, Rome
firstEditionHeld 1922
formerOrganizer FIGC
surface form: Italian Football Federation

Lega Serie A
surface form: Lega Nazionale Professionisti
frequency annual
governingBody FIGC
surface form: Italian Football Federation
hasGenderCategory men's football
hasLogo Coppa Italia logo
inception 1922
includesClubsFromTier Serie A
Serie B
Serie C
Serie D
languageOfOfficialName Italian
mostSuccessfulClub Juventus FC
mostTitles Juventus FC
officialName Coppa Italia self-linksurface differs
surface form: Coppa Italia Frecciarossa
organizer Lega Serie A
partOf Italian football league system
region Italy
reintroduced 1935–36 season
relatedCompetition Coppa Italia self-linksurface differs
surface form: Coppa Italia Femminile

Supercoppa Italiana
roundStructure final
preliminary rounds
quarter-finals
round of 16
round of 32
round of 64
semi-finals
sport association football
trophyName Coppa Italia self-linksurface differs
surface form: Coppa Italia trophy
winnerQualifiesFor Supercoppa Italiana
UEFA Europa League

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Gianni Rivera winnerOf Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: 1966–67 Coppa Italia
Sulley Muntari wonCompetition Coppa Italia
Antonio Cabrini wonCompetition Coppa Italia
Parma Calcio 1913 wonCompetition Coppa Italia
LR Vicenza (football club) majorTrophy Coppa Italia
subject surface form: LR Vicenza
LR Vicenza (football club) notableCompetition Coppa Italia
subject surface form: LR Vicenza
Samuel Eto'o won Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia 2009-10
Mario Mandžukić won Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia 2015–16
Mario Mandžukić won Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia 2016–17
Mario Mandžukić won Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia 2017–18
Toro wonCompetition Coppa Italia
subject surface form: Torino F.C.
Lazio majorTrophy Coppa Italia
Inter domesticCompetition Coppa Italia
Inter wonTitle Coppa Italia
Inter treble Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia 2009–10
Javier Zanetti wonCompetitionWithClub Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia 2004–05
Javier Zanetti wonCompetitionWithClub Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia 2005–06
Javier Zanetti wonCompetitionWithClub Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia 2009–10
Javier Zanetti wonCompetitionWithClub Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia 2010–11
Javier Zanetti wonCompetitionWithClub Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia 2011–12
Helenio Herrera trophyWonWith Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia with Roma
Stadio Diego Armando Maradona hasEventType Coppa Italia
this entity surface form: Coppa Italia matches
Partenopei usedInCompetition Coppa Italia
Ibra hasWon Coppa Italia