Our Top Predictions

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Home team to win

Atalanta have been dominant against Genoa in previous meetings, having remained undefeated in their last 13 encounters across all competitions.

⬆️⬇️ Total Goals

Over 2.5

Home team total goals

Over 1.5

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Nico Paz anytime goalscorer

Nico Paz has been in good form for Como this season and has scored three goals in his last five Serie A games.

⚡ Double chance

Home team

💥 Both Teams To Score

Yes

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Over 2.5 goals

Five of Torino's last seven matches have produced more than two goals.

🚩 Total corners

Under 10.5

🟨 Total cards

Under 4.5

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First-half draw

Juventus and Hellas Verona have played first-half draws in seven of their last 10 meetings in the Serie A.

👑 Match result

Home to win

⬆️⬇️ Total Goals

Under 2.5

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BTTS (Yes)

Inter Milan and Parma have scored against each other in six of their last seven Serie A meetings.

⬆️⬇️ Total Goals

Over 2.5

👑 Match result

Home team to win

Serie A predictions

Serie A is the highest rank of Italian football and one of the best football leagues in Europe. The league is also referred to as the “Scudetto” because the winners are not only awarded the Campioni d’Italia title, but are also presented with a scudetto (little shield), which is a decorative patch with colours of the Italian flag that the winners wear on their jerseys the following season.

Founded all the way back in 1929 as a round-robin top-tier league, Serie A is one of the oldest European leagues and has always been very popular. Furthermore, Italian teams are consistently among the best in Europe.

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Most likely winners – Inter Milan already celebrating

Even before the start of the season, Inter Milan were seen as the main candidates to win Serie A and with a handful of games left in the season, they are sitting at the top of the standings with a huge advantage over AC Milan and Napoli, so the bookies have no doubt that Inter will lift the Scudetto.

Inter Milan
Inter Milan are the favourites to win Serie A this season – Photo by IMAGO / IPA Sport

AC Milan and Napoli still have theoretical chances to win the league, but it would require a miracle for either of them to finish ahead of Inter Milan.

Relegation candidates – Pisa and Verona packing their bags

While Verona and Pisa haven’t yet been officially relegated, they are surely on their way to Serie B. The third team to join them is still up in the air, with Lecce and Cremonese currently the main candidates to go down with them.

Cagliari and Fiorentina are also not fully out of the woods yet, but it’s hard to see either of these two teams actually falling behind both Lecce and Cremonese.

Top scorer favourites – Lautaro Martinez leading the race

At this stage of the season, it seems that Inter Milan’s Lautaro Martinez has the Golden Boot in the bag and the bookies see him as the main favourite to be the top scorer in Serie A this season.

The most likely candidates to catch up with Martinez are Nico Paz, Marcus Thuram, and Anastasios Douvikas.

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Facts about Serie A FAQ

The current champions of Serie A are Napoli. They won the 2024/25 season title, their second Scudetto in four seasons.

Teams qualify for European competitions from Serie A based on their league standings and Coppa Italia results. The first four teams in the standings qualify for the UEFA Champions League (UCL).

Both Pisa and Sassuolo earned promotion from Serie B at the end of the 2024/25 campaign, while Cremonese won the play-offs. Empoli, Venezia and Monza were relegated from Serie A.

In total there are 380 games in Serie A, with each team playing 38 matches per season.

In its modern, unified Serie A format (starting 1929/30), this is the 94th season. However, there have been 124 seasons of top-tier Italian football since 1898.

The all-time top scorers in Serie A are Silvio Piola with 274 goals, Francesco Totti with 250 goals and Gunnar Nordahl with 225 goals.

The largest stadium in Serie A is the San Siro, also known as Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, home to both Inter Milan and AC Milan, with a capacity of 75,817.