Coppa Italia: the complete list of winners after Inter Milan's triumph
Inter Milan defeated Lazio Rome (2-0) in the Coppa Italia final on Wednesday at Rome's Stadio Olimpico, thanks to an own goal by Adam Marusic (14’) and a strike from Lautaro Martinez following an assist from Denzel Dumfries (35’).
Already crowned with their 21st Serie A title last week, Cristian Chivu’s squad has now completed their third Serie A/Coppa Italia double in club history, following similar feats in 2006 and 2010.
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With 10 Coppa Italia trophies, the “Nerazzurri” sit second in the all-time winners’ list, trailing only Juventus, who have lifted the cup 15 times.

Here is the complete Coppa Italia winners’ roll of honour:
• 1922: Vado FC
• 1936: Torino FC
• 1937: Genoa CFC
• 1938: Juventus FC
• 1939: Inter Milan
• 1940: ACF Fiorentina
• 1941: Venezia FC
• 1942: Juventus FC
• 1943: Torino FC
• 1958: SS Lazio
• 1959: Juventus FC
• 1960: Juventus FC
• 1961: ACF Fiorentina
• 1962: SSC Napoli
• 1963: Atalanta Bergamo
• 1964: AS Roma
• 1965: Juventus FC
• 1966: ACF Fiorentina
• 1967: AC Milan
• 1968: Torino FC
• 1969: AS Roma
• 1970: Bologna FC
• 1971: Torino FC
• 1972: AC Milan
• 1973: AC Milan
• 1974: Bologna FC
• 1975: ACF Fiorentina
• 1976: SSC Napoli
• 1977: AC Milan
• 1978: Inter Milan
• 1979: Juventus FC
• 1980: AS Roma
• 1981: AS Roma
• 1982: Inter Milan
• 1983: Juventus FC
• 1984: AS Roma
• 1985: UC Sampdoria
• 1986: AS Roma
• 1987: SSC Napoli
• 1988: UC Sampdoria
• 1989: UC Sampdoria
• 1990: Juventus FC
• 1991: AS Roma
• 1992: Parma FC
• 1993: Torino FC
• 1994: UC Sampdoria
• 1995: Juventus FC
• 1996: ACF Fiorentina
• 1997: Vicenza
• 1998: SS Lazio
• 1999: Parma FC
• 2000: SS Lazio
• 2001: ACF Fiorentina
• 2002: Parma FC
• 2003: AC Milan
• 2004: SS Lazio
• 2005: Inter Milan
• 2006: Inter Milan
• 2007: AS Roma
• 2008: AS Roma
• 2009: SS Lazio
• 2010: Inter Milan
• 2011: Inter Milan
• 2012: SSC Napoli
• 2013: SS Lazio
• 2014: SSC Napoli
• 2015: Juventus FC
• 2016: Juventus FC
• 2017: Juventus FC
• 2018: Juventus FC
• 2019: SS Lazio
• 2020: SSC Napoli
• 2021: Juventus FC
• 2022: Inter Milan
• 2023: Inter Milan
• 2024: Juventus FC
• 2025: Bologna FC
• 2026: Inter Milan