Derby d'Italia Kickoff Time

Inter

Inter Milan

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Juventus

Juventus

The Derby d'Italia between Inter Milan and Juventus is Italy's most historic rivalry — a clash between the blue-and-black of the Nerazzurri and the black-and-white of the Bianconeri that has shaped Serie A for over a century. Unlike city derbies, this is a national rivalry between Italy's two most successful clubs.

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Typical Kickoff Times
  • Sunday 20:45 CETCET (Central European Time)
  • Saturday 20:45 CETCET (Central European Time)
  • Saturday 18:00 CETCET (Central European Time)

Kickoff times vary by matchday and broadcaster selection. Use the converter above for any specific date.

Derby d'Italia Times Around the World

Here is how a typical Saturday 15:00 CET (Central European Time) Derby d'Italia kick-off converts globally. Use the kickoff converter for any specific match time.

London

04:00 pm

New York

11:00 am

Los Angeles

08:00 am

Dubai

07:00 pm

Sydney

01:00 am

Mumbai

08:30 pm

* Times shift by ±1 hour during DST transitions. Always verify the specific match date.

About the Derby d'Italia

The Derby d'Italia ('Derby of Italy') earned its name from journalist Gianni Brera in the 1960s, reflecting that both clubs draw support from across the entire country rather than a specific city. Inter and Juventus have won more Serie A titles than any other club. Their matches have historically decided the Scudetto, and the intensity is amplified by a succession of controversial moments and refereeing disputes over the decades.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time is the Derby d'Italia?

The Derby d'Italia (Inter Milan vs Juventus) typically kicks off at 20:45 CET on a Sunday or Saturday — Serie A's prime evening slot.

What time is the Derby d'Italia in the UK?

A 20:45 CET kick-off is 19:45 UK time (GMT) in winter.

What time is the Derby d'Italia in the US?

A 20:45 CET kick-off is 14:45 ET / 11:45 PT.

Why is it called Derby d'Italia?

Journalist Gianni Brera coined the term 'Derby d'Italia' in the 1960s because both Inter Milan and Juventus draw fanbase from across the whole of Italy — making it a national rather than a local derby.

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