Serie A Predictions & Betting Tips 2026/27

Anthony Eadson Antoine Hainaut has committed at least two fouls in four of his six Serie A appearances for Venezia this season, 11 in total. Venezia have lost all six league games, and they are likely to spend long spells defending against a Napoli side with plenty of quality in wide areas. That should mean plenty of duels for Hainaut. bet365 offer 2/1 on him making two or more fouls, almost double the price available elsewhere.

Anthony Eadson De Bruyne has made a flying start to the campaign, scoring three times in just three starts to top Napoli’s charts, and he has been heavily involved from the first whistle each week. Napoli have found the net in all six league games, so the goals are there, and against a Venezia side leaking 16 in six the openings should keep coming. At 5/2 for the playmaker to get on the scoresheet, it is a fair price on a player in this kind of form.

Anthony Eadson Lautaro has hit the ground running with four goals in six games to lead the Serie A charts, and Inter have scored in every single league outing on their way to top spot. Bologna have kept just one clean sheet and have been breached seven times, including at home, so the service should be there for the Argentine. At 5/4 for the captain to find the net against a side yet to win on their own patch, it looks a solid starting point.

Anthony Eadson Nicolo Barella has landed a shot on target in three of his five Serie A appearances for Inter this season, five in total, and he has scored once. He arrives late in the box and is a regular threat from the edge of the area, and Bologna have lost three of their last five. bet365 offer 4/1 on Barella hitting the target, more than double the price available with most other bookmakers.

Anthony Eadson This should be a game played almost entirely in Genoa’s half. Roma have dominated territory all season on their way to third, and a Genoa side set up to defend deep after conceding 11 times already are likely to concede a stream of corners. Genoa have lost both away games and will spend long spells camped on the edge of their own box. When a strong home side pins a struggling visitor back like that, the flag count tends to climb, and 3/1 on the total clearing 11.5 offers a tidy alternative to simply backing the favourites.

Anthony Eadson No team in Serie A has defended as well as Roma, who have conceded just three goals in six games and kept four clean sheets, and they have not let in a single goal on their travels. They blanked Como in a 0-0 draw last time out, so the back line remains in good order. Genoa arrive having scored only once in two away games, and with the hosts winning their last two home meetings 3-1, a Roma clean sheet and win at 13/8 is the standout.

Anthony Eadson Ekkelenkamp has been the one consistent threat in a struggling Udinese side, weighing in with three goals and an assist already and playing every minute this season. Even with the team on a four-game losing run, he remains their most likely source of a goal, and against a Lecce defence that has leaked 12 goals and been beaten at home last time out, the chances should be there. At 11/4 for the midfielder to get on the scoresheet, it rates as a fair price on Udinese’s main man.

Anthony Eadson There is little between these two. Udinese have lost their last four but Lecce are hardly flying either, beaten at home by Bologna last time out, and both defences have been generous, conceding 13 and 12 goals respectively. Neither keeps many clean sheets, yet both can nick a goal, and head-to-heads here have produced 3-2 and 2-1 scorelines. Udinese have conceded in every home game and Lecce have found the net in half of their matches, so goals at both ends are on the cards. A score draw at 18/5 makes plenty of sense between two sides who cancel each other out.

Anthony Eadson Radu Dragusin has won at least one foul in four of his six Serie A appearances for Fiorentina this season, six in total. The centre-back steps out with the ball and often draws challenges from opposition forwards pressing high, and Como’s attackers press relentlessly. With Fiorentina likely to be under pressure for long spells, Dragusin should be involved in plenty of duels. Sky Bet offer 10/11 on him winning a foul.

Anthony Eadson The away team has won each of the last four meetings in this fixture, and Como arrive seventh and unbeaten in their last outing after holding Roma. Fiorentina have at least shown they can score at home, netting in each of their recent games there even while losing, so goals at both ends look likely. Como have found the net in each of their away games bar one, so the goals should keep coming at one end at least. Backing them to continue the away-win trend in a game with goals at 51/20 blends the form line and the pattern neatly.

Anthony Eadson Daniel Moreira has scored three Serie A goals in four appearances this season and has landed a shot on target in three of those four games. Atalanta have lost three of their last five league matches and conceded in four of them, so Moreira should see chances at San Siro. Milan have scored in every league game this season, and Moreira has become one of their most dangerous attackers. bet365 offer 6/5 on him hitting the target at least once.

Anthony Eadson Milan have drawn three of their last four Serie A games, against Juventus, Lazio and Sassuolo, and they have shown they are hard to beat without always being able to finish teams off. Atalanta bounced back with a 3-1 win over Venezia last time out but have been inconsistent, losing three of their previous four. With both sides capable of scoring, a share of the spoils looks a sensible angle, and Coral offer 14/5 on the draw. It is a trend that has held up well across the season so far.

Anthony Eadson Mattia Zaccagni has had at least two shots in every one of his six Serie A appearances this season, 18 shots in total, and he has landed eight on target. He is the heartbeat of Lazio’s attack, and he will be key to how the visitors try to hurt Juventus on the break. With Zaccagni so consistent in this market, Ladbrokes’ 3/4 on him having two or more shots looks a strong short-priced angle. The numbers behind it are as consistent as any on this weekend’s card.

Anthony Eadson Lazio sit second on 16 points, having won five of their six Serie A games and lost none. They beat Monza 3-1 last time out, and their only dropped points came in a 2-2 draw with AC Milan. Juventus have won just one of their last three league games and lost 3-2 at Sassuolo, and they have looked vulnerable at times this season. 10bet offer 43/10 on Lazio winning in Turin, the biggest price available. That record makes it one of the stronger player angles in this fixture.

Anthony Eadson Maldini has been Cagliari’s main man from midfield, scoring four of their six league goals and starting every game so far. He is the obvious source of a goal for a side who do not spread their scoring around, and he comes up against a Monza defence that has conceded a division-high 15 times in six games. With the hosts shipping goals at home as well, 29/10 on Maldini to make his mark looks a fair price on a dependable scorer.

Anthony Eadson Andrea Colpani has landed a shot on target in three of his four Serie A appearances for Monza this season and has scored once. He is Monza’s most creative player and takes on shots from the edge of the area, and Cagliari have conceded in their last game despite a strong run of results. Monza need a response at home, and Colpani is their most likely source of goals. bet365 offer 5/6 on him hitting the target.

Anthony Eadson This has the look of a nervy, attritional contest between two sides low on confidence, and games of that type often turn into a grind of half-chances and blocked efforts rather than clear openings. Parma are tougher to beat at home and will push for a rare win, while Torino tend to sit in and counter on the road. With both likely to force the issue in spells, the corner count should tick along steadily, and 11/8 on the total clearing 9.5 looks the smart way into the game.

Anthony Eadson Little separates these two: Parma are tougher at home, where they have a win and a draw, while Torino have been steadier on the road with a win and a draw of their own. Two of the last five meetings have been drawn, and both sides can find the net without ever running riot, with Parma scoring in their points-winning home games and Torino netting away. A score draw at 7/2 is a fair price given how evenly matched they are.