Qui studio a voi stadio

Qui studio a voi stadio
Presented by	Fabio Ravezzani
Country of origin	Italy
Production
Production locations	Milan, Italy
Running time	3–4 hours
Original release
Network	Telelombardia
Release	1987 (1987)

Qui studio a voi stadio (known also by the acronym QSVS) is a sports talk and debate television program produced by Telelombardia and aired on various affiliated local television channels in Italy, entirely devoted to Italian Soccer, in particular the Serie A. ^[1]

Similar programs ruled by the same redaction

With similar formats, the sport redaction of Telelombardia (owned by the "Gruppo Mediapason" (Mediapason Group)) rules also other programs that are broadcast on their channels:

• Azzurro Italia (Italy's light blue) is a program broadcast from 8:30PM to 11PM (QSVS is from 8PM) with some differences in the graphic setting. It is on every Tuesday, Wednesday (when there is noe Champions League, in this case there is QSVS), Thursday and Friday. After 11PM the program changes its name to "Azzurro Italia Notte" (Italy's Light Blue Night) generally the number of guests reduces to 3 or 4 and the themes discussed are often about the transfer market. In addition to this there is also another program, called Azzurro Italia News (Italy light blue news), on from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, which is very similar to "Azzurro Italia Notte".
• Lunedì di Rigore (Monday of penalty, (sort of word game)), as the name suggest this program is aired every Monday and it probably is the most popular broadcast after QSVS (on match days). It is usually hosted by the director of the redaction, Fabio Ravezzani, and the program treats interesting arguments like the "moviola" (re-watch controversial game actions and discussing about the referee's actions). It is on from 8:30PM to 11PM and after 11:00 PM another program is aired called "Lunedi di rigore Notte" (the night version) similar to "Azzurro Italia Notte".
• TG Calcio 24 (TG Football/Soccer 24) and QSVS News, the first is broadcast from 8:00 PM to 8:30 PM every day except when QSVS is aired, it has different format from the others, because there is an only host who says news and does telephone calls with some of the guests that take part to the broadcasts. QSVS News is similar but there are two hosts.
• Diretta Calcio (Football/Soccer live), while the previous programs are transmitted on Top Calcio 24, AntennaTre and Telelombardia (and affiliates channels) Diretta Calcio is almost all aired on Top Calcio 24 ( also available via streaming). It is on in the morning, in the afternoon and also during matches sometimes they use it like a commenting space different from the QSVS' one). In the early morning (7 AM - 8AM) there is a host who does the press review.

This one of the two programs in which are allowed home telephone calls.

Commentators and Presenters

Current commentators and presenters

• Fabio Ravezzani
• Gian Luca Rossi
• Marcello Chirico
• Cristiano Ruiu
• Lapo De Carlo
• Alfio Musmarra
• Matteo Colturani
• Mauro Suma
• Luigi Furini
• Cesare Pompilio
• Claudio Garioni
• Nicola Gallo
• Stefano Donati
• Daniele Porro
• Federico Faranda
• Andrea Longoni
• Maurizio Dall'O'
• Marco Signorelli
• Matteo Caronni
• Alessandro Vesce
• Onofrio Di Lernia
• Gino Bacci
• Gianmarco Piacentini

Former commentators and presenters

Pietro Anastasi in 1971 when he was a football player

Tiziano Crudeli in 2008

• Michele Plastino
• Dante Ferrari
• Paola Ferrari
• Maurizio Mosca
• Enzo Catania
• Tiziano Crudeli
• Evaristo Beccalossi
• Nagaja Beccalossi
• Simone Malagutti
• David Messina
• Giorgio Micheletti
• Tony Damascelli
• Elio Corno
• Umberto Colombo
• Carlo Pellegatti
• Davide Fontolan
• Andrea Cocchi
• Mauro Bellugi
• Pietro Anastasi
• Giovanni Guardalà
• Mario Ielpo
• Luca Cattani
• Andrea Bosio
• Michelangelo Rampulla
• Claudio Lippi
• Joe Denti
• Teodora Stefanova
• Mauro di Francesco
• Luca Serafini
• Furio Fedele
• Domenico Marocchino

References

1. "QSVS - Qui Studio a Voi Stadio". Gruppo Mediapason (in Italian). Retrieved 2026-03-02.