Bet the draw at +280. It stays a bet down to +244.
Serie A Predictions and Picks
Free Serie A predictions and picks for every match. We price the home win, the draw and the away win, and bet only where our number and the market's are 5 points apart.
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The lowest-scoring of the big five
Serie A is a goals-scarce league, and the numbers say so plainly. In 2025-26 its matches averaged 2.43 goals, the lowest among the big five leagues. In 45.3% of matches both sides scored; 45.8% went over 2.5; 36 ended 0-0.
Away sides travel well
Serie A gave away sides more than any other big league in 2025-26: 133 wins in 380, 35.0%. Home sides won 148, 38.9%; 99 matches were drawn, 26.1%. A home edge carried over from England or Spain overstates it here.
How the matches finish
The commonest result was 1-0 either way, 78 matches, one in five. Then 2-1, 2-0, 1-1 and 0-0. In no other big league did 0-0 make the top five scores.
The market priced it low. From December to May it posted most matches at 2.5 goals, and they went over 99 times in 206, 48.1%. When it went down to 1.5, the over came in 16 times in 26.
Goals by month ran from 2.05 in August, on 20 matches, to 2.62 in January.
The draw, as priced
From December to May the draw came in below its price in Serie A’s even matches: 24 draws in 93 against a priced 31.3%. Clear favorites drew 17 times in 71, also under the price. Heavy favorites, above 60%, drew 16 times in 73, close to it.
These are half-season samples of 71 to 93 matches. The direction is consistent across two of three bands; the size is not large enough to bet on without a price that agrees.
Serie A’s paying sides
Stake a unit on each Serie A side to win every priced match from December to May: Cagliari returned 11.3 units on 8 wins in 24. Udinese returned 9.6 on 9; Parma 9.5 on 8 in 23. At the bottom, Pisa won once in 24 and cost 21.5 units; Cremonese and Hellas Verona each cost more than 13.
A handful of wins at long prices can outearn many more at short ones. The count of wins is not the result.
The long shots
Underdogs won 45 of the 237 priced matches outright. Three of the four longest came against AC Milan: Parma won 1-0 at +850 in February, Cagliari 2-1 at +750 on the final day, and Udinese 3-0 at +600 in April. Fiorentina beat Juventus 2-0 at +750.
The method
Each side’s expected goals come from the club method on our soccer predictions page: home and away scoring rates set against what the opponent lets in, each relative to Serie A’s mean, turned into three chances by a Poisson model. A result is a bet when our chance clears the market’s by 5 points.
Serie A betting tips, by the numbers
- Expect few goals. 2.43 a match, and 0-0 in 36 of 380.
- Do not overrate the home side. Away sides won 35.0% of Serie A matches.
- The 2.5 total leans under. 99 overs in 206, December to May.
- Long prices win here. Cagliari made 11.3 units on 8 wins.
- Five points, or pass.
Serie A sides
Serie A’s clubs are listed below. Open one to see the run of fixtures and the predictions we have made for them.
Questions and answers
Is Serie A a low-scoring league?
Yes: in 2025-26, 2.43 on average, the fewest of Europe’s big five leagues. 45.8% of matches went over 2.5.
Do away teams win often in Serie A?
More than in any other big European league: 133 of 380 matches in 2025-26, 35.0%.
Which Serie A result paid the longest price?
Parma’s 1-0 win over AC Milan in February 2026, at +850.
Past games
- AS Roma -180
- Internazionale -190
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- Udinese +205
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- AC Milan -125
- Como +145
- Bologna -115
- Cagliari +475
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- Genoa +210
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- The AC Milan vs Lecce recap delivered almost exactly what handicap bettors wanted from a heavy home favorite.
- The Fiorentina vs Napoli recap ended with neither side able to turn strong spells into three points.
- The Frosinone vs Como recap was a direct lesson in the danger of paying a short road-favorite price when the underdog has a clear transitio…
- The Juventus vs Atalanta recap rewarded bettors who trusted the home side’s stronger early-season chance profile.
- The Parma vs Genoa recap turned against under bettors in the 80th minute.
- The Bologna vs Torino recap delivered the low-scoring game the preview expected, even if the projected home win did not arrive.
- The Roma vs Inter recap delivered the kind of heavyweight Serie A match the table promised.
- The Udinese vs Cagliari recap was decided by the exact kind of mistake that makes short soccer prices dangerous.
- The Venezia vs Lazio recap came down to two penalty-area moments involving the same Venezia attacker.
- The Monza vs Sassuolo recap belonged to Gustavo Varela.
- Fiorentina host Pisa in the Coppa Italia on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at Stadio Artemio Franchi in Florence, Italy.
- The Genoa vs Südtirol recap played almost exactly to the narrow script anticipated before kickoff.
- The Inter Milan vs Udinese recap delivered the favorite result, but almost nothing about the route was comfortable.
- Torino host Roma on Monday, September 14, 2026, at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino in Serie A Matchday 4.
- The Como vs Parma recap produced the rare split where the favorite won the soccer match but the preview's underdog handicap also delivered.…
- The Lecce vs Monza recap rewarded the home-side price immediately.
- The Napoli vs Bologna recap followed the pregame betting thesis almost exactly.
- The Atalanta vs Cagliari recap produced the biggest Serie A betting reversal of Saturday’s three-match group.
- The Genoa vs Frosinone recap rewarded bettors who trusted the ScoresAndStats underdog protection.
- The Lazio vs AC Milan recap delivered exactly the type of uncertainty the ScoresAndStats preview warned bettors not to overprice.
- The Sassuolo vs Juventus recap turned into a brutal lesson in late-match game management.
- The Venezia vs Fiorentina recap became the exact kind of match the pregame handicap was trying to avoid.



















