Come on Juventus! / Come on Inter! / Come on Milan!
FOR-tsah. The 'z' in 'forza' is the voiced 'dz' sound, like in 'adze'.
Shout throughout the match to encourage your team. 'Forza' is the most fundamental word in Italian football support — adapt it to any team name.
Forza is the imperative meaning force or strength — used as 'come on'. It is the most universal Italian football cheer and works with any club name. Together with the team name, it forms the basic unit of Italian football language.
Dai! Dai! Dai!
Come on! Come on! Come on!
'Dai' (imperative of dare, meaning give it) is the universal encouragement.
Andiamo!
Let's go!
Used to urge the team forward, especially before kick-off.
Vinci! Vinci! Vinci!
Win! Win! Win!
Direct imperative command to the players.
Juventus are known as 'la Vecchia Signora' (the Old Lady). Inter Milan are 'la Beneamata' (the Beloved). AC Milan are 'il Diavolo' (the Devil). These nicknames are used lovingly by fans. 'Forza' can be combined with any of these: 'Forza Vecchia Signora' is just as common as 'Forza Juve'.