It1
Fiorentina
Atalanta

13/5
5/4
no
no
no
It1
Bologna
Inter

13/5
23/20
no
no
no
It1
Lazio
AC Pisa

11/4
17/4
no
no
no
It1
Parma
Sassuolo

9/4
5/4
no
no
no
It1
Napoli
Udinese

33/10
6/1
no
no
no
It1
Milan
Cagliari

15/4
13/2
no
no
no
It1
Verona
Roma

4/1
3/10
no
no
up
It1
Lecce
Genoa

9/4
33/10
no
no
no
It1
Cremonese
Calcio Como

33/10
11/20
no
no
no
It1
Torino
Juventus

33/10
1/2
no
no
no
It1
AC Pisa
Napoli

7/2
2/5
no
no
no
It1
Juventus
Fiorentina

19/4
13/2
no
no
no
It1
Genoa
Milan

29/10
7/10
no
no
up
It1
Calcio Como
Parma

4/1
10/1
no
no
no
It1
Roma
Lazio

16/5
11/2
no
no
no
It1
Inter
Verona

17/4
13/2
no
no
no
It1
Atalanta
Bologna

61/20
33/10
no
no
no
It1
Sassuolo
Lecce

11/5
19/10
no
no
no
It1
Udinese
Cremonese

11/5
21/10
no
no
no
It1
Cagliari
Torino

21/10
13/5
no
no
no
Serie A Predictions and Prediction Tips
Serie A is the thinking person’s league. Italian football is coached, calculated and built on defensive organisation, which makes it one of the more readable leagues once you understand its rhythms. Our latest Serie A predictions are in the table above, updated as team news arrives.
We tip only the games we can read with confidence. The tight, finely balanced fixtures that could go either way are left off the list.
The Italian Football Mindset
Serie A has crowned Italian champions since the national round-robin began in 1929-30, and it fields 20 clubs across a 38-game season. Its defining trait is tactics. Italy refined the art of defending, and even attacking sides here prize structure and game management over chaos.
That mindset shapes results. Games are often controlled rather than open, leads are protected rather than extended, and the single goal carries enormous weight.
The Powers of Calcio
Juventus are the most successful club in Italian history, with Inter and AC Milan, who share the San Siro, among the giants of the European game. Napoli, Roma, Lazio and the high-tempo Atalanta complete a deep and competitive top end.
Atalanta are the key exception for bettors: their attacking style breaks the defensive mould and pushes their games toward goals, where most Serie A fixtures lean the other way.
Serie A Prediction Trends
The defining trend is caution. Serie A runs lower-scoring than England or Germany, with clean sheets and 1-0 results common, which keeps the under 2.5 and no-both-teams-to-score angles in play. Draws are also frequent between evenly matched sides.
The top attacking clubs are the exception, so separate them from the grinders before you tip. Our Over/Under 2.5 predictions help confirm whether a game will stay tight.
How to Read a Serie A Fixture
Decide first whether the game involves one of the attacking sides or two defensive ones. The former leans toward goals; the latter toward a low score or a draw. Then weigh form, the head-to-head and team news before committing.
Serie A Predictions FAQ
Is Serie A still a defensive league?
Less than its old reputation, but the culture remains. Tight scorelines and clean sheets are common, especially outside fixtures involving the top attacking sides.
Which Serie A games suit over 2.5 goals?
Games involving high-tempo attacking sides like Atalanta, or the big clubs against weak defences. Most other fixtures lean toward unders.
Conclusion
Serie A rewards patient, tactical reading and a respect for its low-scoring nature, with the attacking clubs as the clear exception. For another defence-first league, see our La Liga predictions.
Predictions are provided for information only. Prediction carries risk, so never stake more than you can afford to lose, and please predict responsibly (18+).