Italian Soccer refers to the organized sport of soccer (football) played in Italy, encompassing various levels from amateur to professional leagues. The top professional league is Serie A, which features renowned clubs like Juventus, AC Milan, and Inter Milan. Italian soccer is known for its tactical approach to the game, emphasis on defense, and strong historical rivalries, such as the Milan Derby and the Rome Derby. Italy has a rich soccer culture, having produced many legendary players and achieving significant success in international competitions, including multiple FIFA World Cup victories. The sport is governed by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), which oversees competitions, regulations, and the national team. Italian soccer also has a vibrant fan culture, with passionate supporters playing a key role in the atmosphere of games.
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