Apps for watching the Italian football championship are very popular among fans of this sport.
Downloaded more than 29 million times, these applications offer optimal technology and efficiency.
In this article, we will explore the three best apps for watching Italian football.
Star+
The first and most relevant option is Star+.
If you're not familiar with it yet, it's Disney's sports streaming service, which focuses on ESPN broadcasts.
And guess what? ESPN owns the official rights to the Brazilian Serie A.
With Star+ you can watch matches with Portuguese commentary, excellent image quality and all the professional structure of ESPN.
One of the aspects that attracted me most about Star+ is its organization.
The app is very intuitive and makes it easy to find the matches of the tour.
Try to use this application on your mobile phone and enjoy it.
OneFootball – Italian Championship
If you prefer a free, safe, and legal option, OneFootball might be the best choice.
I started using it with a bit of suspicion, thinking it would only be for checking stats or watching goals after the match.
But, to my surprise, the app streams some matches live and for free, including Serie A matches.
The streaming quality is excellent, and above all: no forced advertising during the match.
Of course, the number of matches broadcast per day is limited; they don't broadcast every match like Star+, but there are always one or two interesting matches, especially those of medium-sized or regional teams.
Besides broadcasts, OneFootball is great for those who like to keep up with the latest news, lineups, real-time stats, goals, cards, substitutions, and everything else.
Download this app and enjoy it now.
DAZN – Italian Championship
Now let's talk about DAZN, which many already know as a platform exclusively dedicated to sports.
First of all, because DAZN used to broadcast Serie A here, many people still associate this service with the Italian league.
And then, because in some countries, it still broadcasts the championship.
Even for those who don't want to bother with this, DAZN remains an excellent alternative for following Italian football in a complementary way.
The app produces a wealth of original content, documentaries and analysis on Italian players and clubs.
To use this app, simply download it from the App Store or Play Store.
Which one is best for you?
I personally use a combination of all three.
I subscribe to Star+ to watch the main matches, I leave OneFootball installed to follow the stats and watch the shorter matches, and I tune in to DAZN when I feel like watching a documentary about Italian football.
If you're also a football enthusiast, I recommend trying these apps and seeing which one fits best into your routine.
So, which ones have you used? Are you planning to try one?