Italy in Football
Last at FIFA World Cup: won, 2006
The record
- FIFA World Cup4 titles, 2 times runner-up, 1 bronze4titles
Every result, newest first
- Germany 2006 · Won
- United States 1994 · Runner-up
- Italy 1990 · Bronze
- Spain 1982 · Won
- Mexico 1970 · Runner-up
- France 1938 · Won
- Italy 1934 · Won
- UEFA Champions League12 titles, 17 times runner-up12titles
Every result, newest first
- Allianz Arena 2024-25 · Runner-up
- Atatürk Olympic Stadium 2022-23 · Runner-up
- Millennium Stadium 2016-17 · Runner-up
- Olympiastadion 2014-15 · Runner-up
- Santiago Bernabéu 2009-10 · Won
- Olympic Stadium 2006-07 · Won
- Atatürk Olympic Stadium 2004-05 · Runner-up
- Old Trafford 2002-03 · Won
- Amsterdam Arena 1997-98 · Runner-up
- Olympiastadion 1996-97 · Runner-up
- Stadio Olimpico 1995-96 · Won
- Ernst-Happel-Stadion 1994-95 · Runner-up
- Olympic Stadium 1993-94 · Won
- Olympiastadion 1992-93 · Runner-up
- Wembley Stadium 1991-92 · Runner-up
- Praterstadion 1989-90 · Won
- Camp Nou 1988-89 · Won
- Heysel Stadium 1984-85 · Won
- Stadio Olimpico 1983-84 · Runner-up
- Olympic Stadium 1982-83 · Runner-up
- Red Star Stadium 1972-73 · Runner-up
- De Kuip 1971-72 · Runner-up
- Santiago Bernabéu 1968-69 · Won
- Estádio Nacional 1966-67 · Runner-up
- San Siro 1964-65 · Won
- Praterstadion 1963-64 · Won
- Wembley Stadium 1962-63 · Won
- Heysel Stadium 1957-58 · Runner-up
- Santiago Bernabéu 1956-57 · Runner-up
- Football at the Olympic Games1 gold, 2 bronzes1gold
Every result, newest first
- Athens 2004 · Bronze · Men · Ivan Pelizzoli; Marco Amelia; Emiliano Moretti; Matteo Ferrari; Andrea Barzagli; Cesare Bovo; Giorgio Chiellini; Daniele Bonera; Giampiero Pinzi; Angelo Palombo; Andrea Pirlo; Daniele De Rossi; Marco Donadel; Alberto Gilardino; Simone Del Nero; Giuseppe Sculli; Andrea Gasbarroni; Giandomenico Mesto
- Berlin 1936 · Gold · Men · Giuseppe Baldo; Sergio Bertoni; Carlo Biagi; Giulio Cappelli; Alfredo Foni; Annibale Frossi; Francesco Gabriotti; Ugo Locatelli; Libero Marchini; Alfonso Negro; Achille Piccini; Pietro Rava; Luigi Scarabello; Bruno Venturini
- Amsterdam 1928 · Bronze · Men · Adolfo Baloncieri; Elvio Banchero; Delfo Bellini; Fulvio Bernardini; Umberto Caligaris; Giampiero Combi; Giovanni De Prà; Pietro Genovesi; Antonio Janni; Virgilio Levratto; Mario Magnozzi; Silvio Pietroboni; Alfredo Pitto; Enrico Rivolta; Virginio Rosetta; Gino Rossetti; Angelo Schiavio Valentino Degani; Attilio Ferraris; Felice Gasperi; Pietro Pastore; Andrea Viviano
Next
FIFA Women's World Cup: Brazil 2027: FIFA's schedule runs from 24 June, with the final at the Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, on 25 July 2027
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.