Italy Serie A Predictions & Tips

Serie A stats and tips

Lazio v Genoa - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - under

Low scoring encounters aren't always tedious affairs, but fans of Lazio have had lots of chances to test that theory this campaign. 17 of their side's fixtures in Serie A have finished with under 2.5 goals so far - the most in the competition. Will D. De Rossi and his Genoa team be able to inject spice into this match on Friday? Or will it be same old same old?

Pisa v Sassuolo - Half Time / Full Time - home+home

Sassuolo will be hoping not to add to the 8 matches they have already been behind in at both HT and FT this season when they play SC Pisa on Saturday. F. Grosso's side already top the rest of Serie A in that area, and won't want to make their record any worse. Opposing boss A. Gilardino may not feel the same way, however.

Napoli v Fiorentina - Both Teams To Score - yes

Supporters at San Paolo may be fully expecting plenty goalmouth action on Saturday, and rightly so if Fiorentina's recent record is anything to go by. We've seen BTTS in 15 of their 22 Serie A matches this season, the largest number in the competition.

Cagliari v Verona - Over / Under 4.5 Goals - under

The 5+ goal game may be a rare beast, but Cagliari's hardy followers have now waited 10 games to watch their team serve one up. A frustrating statistic in anyone's book. Will that much-needed goal-fest finally come around on Saturday evening, as they face P. Zanetti's Verona at Sardegna Arena? With odds of 1.05 on there being 4 goals or fewer being scored, the bookies are making their thoughts on the matter perfectly clear.

Torino v Lecce - Double Chance - home win or draw

It has been a dismal succession of results for Lecce and their supporters, with their last Serie A win now coming 7 matches ago. Boss E. Di Francesco has to find a way out, and sooner rather than later. Will Torino at Olimpico Grande Torino on Sunday come too soon, or be a turning point?

Como 1907 v Atalanta - Double Chance - away win or draw

Every now and then we get a golden spell in football, and it has now been a while since since Atalanta’s joyous supporters watched their lads suffer defeat in Serie A. R. Palladino’s boys are now unbeaten in 5 games, and he'll be hopeful that they can keep going against Como Calcio at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia on Sunday afternoon. Best odds of 1.62 are available to back Atalanta to get the win or the draw.

Cremonese v Inter - Double Chance - away win or draw

Being a football fan can be a tough old business, and US Cremonese’s dogged old follows know that feeling especially well at the moment. Their club, led by D. Nicola, is now winless in their previous 8 Serie A matches, and there will be little hope they can end that run against Inter Milan at Stadio Giovanni Zini on Sunday evening. Backing opposition manager C. Chivu to extend the run by leading his lads to anything other than a defeat can be bet on at top odds of 1.06.

Parma v Juventus - Over / Under 0.5 Goals - under

Supporters travelling to Ennio Tardini this Sunday to watch Parma and Juventus might already be fearing a long evening, and rightly so. C. Antón Cuesta's players have produced 5 nil-nils this campaign, more than any team in Serie A. Will either side score? Bet against it at leading odds of 10.00.

Udinese v Roma - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Roma have enjoyed success against Udinese in the Serie A recently, with a run of 6 straight wins against them. K. Runjaic will be doing all he can to turn the tide, while G. Gasperini will be hopeful of more of the same on Monday evening.

Bologna v Milan - Over / Under 1.5 Goals - over

Every one of Bologna's last 7 Serie A matches has had two or more goals, suggesting that fans could get their money's worth as they go head to head with Milan on Tuesday evening.

Verona v Pisa - Both Teams To Score & Result - draw

Marcantonio Bentegodi plays host as SC Pisa and Verona go head-to-head on Friday evening, in what could prove to be a tight affair. A. Gilardino's side have the highest number of BTTS + draws of any team in the league - 8 in 22 outings. An extension of that record has best odds of 4.60.

Genoa v Napoli - Both Teams To Score - yes

When Genoa and Napoli have met in the Serie A, goals have generally followed. Both teams have found the net in each of their last 5 clashes, so the Luigi Ferraris faithful could be in for another classic on Saturday evening.

Fiorentina v Torino - Double Chance - home win or draw

Torino have found something of a bogey team in Fiorentina in the Serie A in recent years. The two teams have played on 6 occasions since 2023, and Fiorentina have remained unbeaten in them all. Saturday's game at Artemio Franchi could be a really difficult one for M. Baroni & co.

Bologna v Parma - Over / Under 0.5 Goals - under

Fans heading to Renato Dall'Ara this Sunday to watch Parma and Bologna might already be fearing a long morning, and with good reason. C. Antón Cuesta's charges have produced 5 matches with under 0.5 goals this campaign, the highest number of any team in Serie A. Will either side break the deadlock? You can bet against it at top odds of 10.00.

Lecce v Udinese - Double Chance - away win or draw

Lecce have found something of a bogey team in Udinese in the Serie A in recent years. The two clubs have met on 5 occasions since 2023, and Udinese have remained unbeaten in them all. Sunday's game at Via Del Mare could be a really difficult one for E. Di Francesco & co.

Sassuolo v Inter - Half Time / Full Time - away+away

F. Grosso won't be too excited about going up against Inter Milan in Serie A on Sunday. C. Chivu's side have led at the break and gone on to claim victory at fulltime more frequently than any other side in the Serie A this season - 12 times in total. That record suggests it may be a difficult evening for Sassuolo, and that backing Inter Milan in the HT FT market could be a great shout at odds of 2.20.

Juventus v Lazio - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - under

Low scoring encounters aren't always boring, but fans of Lazio have had too many chances to test that theory this season. 17 of their side's matches in Serie A have finished with under 2.5 goals so far - the most in the competition. Will L. Spalletti and his Juventus team be able to inject goals into this match on Sunday? Or will it be more of the same?