The 2023-24 Serie A campaign is arriving with Italy's best clubs set to duel it out for the crown.
Napoli won their third league title last season - and their first in 33 years - with the top dogs of Juventus and Inter Milan finally usurped.
Will they go back-to-back?
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When will the Serie A start?
The first matches in the 2023-24 Serie A will be Frosinone vs. Napoli and Empoli vs. Verona on Sunday, August 20 at 2:30am (AEST).
The season won't conclude until the playoff for the Premier League in May 2024.
Where to watch the Serie A in Australia on TV channel
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The only place to watch the Serie A in Australia is on beIN SPORTS - the exclusive broadcaster of the league.
To watch beIN SPORTS on a television, first you need a paid subscription, which is priced AU$14.99 a month or AU$129.99 for an annual term.
Once subscribed, you need to access the beIN SPORTS CONNECT application, which is available via website, mobile app stores, Apple TV, Samsung Smart TV Tizen OS and Android TV (v6.0 and above).
Using the app on smart TV's will see you be able to watch beIN SPORTS on your TV.
If you are using a smart phone, tablet or computer, you will have to cast beIN SPORTS CONNECT from the app to your television using a media device such as a Chromecast or Firestick.
Where to live stream the Serie A in Australia
To live stream the Serie A on beIN SPORTS, you need a paid subscription, which is priced AU$14.99 a month or AU$129.99 for an annual term.
Once subscribed, access the beIN SPORTS website on your device or download the beIN SPORTS CONNECT app, and you will able to stream the product.
Australian players in the Serie A
| Player | League | Club |
| Ajdin Hrustic | Serie A | Hellas Verona |
| Cristian Volpato | Serie A | Sassuolo |
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After a long period without any Australians in the Serie A, the last couple of seasons have seen a stronger presence.
Key Socceroo Ajdin Hrustic is plying his trade for Hellas Verona and will hope for a break from injury after only making six league appearances last season after ankle surgery.
Sydney-born Cristian Volpato has made the move to Sassuolo from Roma in search of first-team football, and should figure regularly.
Serie A prediction
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Despite Napoli winning the title last season, Inter Milan have been installed as championship favourites following their run to the Champions League final in 2022-23.
Napoli are also expected to figure in the title race, with Juventus and AC Milan expected to be contenders also.
Hrustic's Verona is expected to be involved in a relegation battle, while Volpato's Sassuolo are tipped for the bottom half of the table.
