This Week's Fixtures
Monza
v
Sassuolo
Italy · Serie A
Fri 18 Sep, 18:45 UTC
Both teams to score
· 58% model probability
· odds 1.67
Model
BTTS 58%
O2.5 53%
Odds
Home 3.00
Draw 3.30
Away 2.30
BTTS 1.67
O2.5 1.80
Bologna
v
Torino
Italy · Serie A
Sat 19 Sep, 13:00 UTC
Bologna to win
· 50% model probability
· odds 1.85
Model
BTTS 50%
O2.5 47%
Odds
Home 1.85
Draw 3.50
Away 4.10
BTTS 1.91
O2.5 2.00
Udinese
v
Cagliari
Italy · Serie A
Sat 19 Sep, 13:00 UTC
Udinese to win
· 43% model probability
· odds 2.20
Model
BTTS 48%
O2.5 41%
Odds
Home 2.20
Draw 3.10
Away 3.40
BTTS 1.95
O2.5 2.30
AS Roma
v
Inter
Italy · Serie A
Sat 19 Sep, 16:00 UTC
Both teams to score
· 61% model probability
· odds 1.57
Model
BTTS 61%
O2.5 56%
Odds
Home 2.60
Draw 3.50
Away 2.55
BTTS 1.57
O2.5 1.67
Venezia
v
Lazio
Italy · Serie A
Sat 19 Sep, 18:45 UTC
Both teams to score
· 59% model probability
· odds 1.62
Model
BTTS 59%
O2.5 55%
Odds
Home 3.50
Draw 3.40
Away 2.05
BTTS 1.62
O2.5 1.73
Fiorentina
v
Napoli
Italy · Serie A
Sun 20 Sep, 10:30 UTC
Napoli to win
· 42% model probability
· odds 2.20
Model
BTTS 54%
O2.5 49%
Odds
Home 3.25
Draw 3.40
Away 2.20
BTTS 1.70
O2.5 1.91
Frosinone
v
Como
Italy · Serie A
Sun 20 Sep, 13:00 UTC
Como to win
· 61% model probability
· odds 1.53
Model
BTTS 62%
O2.5 66%
Odds
Home 5.50
Draw 4.33
Away 1.53
BTTS 1.53
O2.5 1.44
Parma
v
Genoa
Italy · Serie A
Sun 20 Sep, 13:00 UTC
Genoa to win
· 38% model probability
· odds 2.40
Model
BTTS 45%
O2.5 37%
Odds
Home 3.10
Draw 3.10
Away 2.40
BTTS 2.05
O2.5 2.50
Juventus
v
Atalanta
Italy · Serie A
Sun 20 Sep, 16:00 UTC
Juventus to win
· 57% model probability
· odds 1.67
Model
BTTS 53%
O2.5 53%
Odds
Home 1.67
Draw 3.80
Away 4.75
BTTS 1.75
O2.5 1.80
AC Milan
v
Lecce
Italy · Serie A
Sun 20 Sep, 18:45 UTC
AC Milan to win
· 76% model probability
· odds 1.27
Model
BTTS 42%
O2.5 57%
Odds
Home 1.27
Draw 5.25
Away 11.00
BTTS 2.20
O2.5 1.67
Betting Serie A in 2026/27
Serie A's reputation runs a decade behind its reality. The league of catenaccio and 1-0 is now regularly among Europe's higher-scoring divisions — recent seasons have pushed toward and past 2.8 goals per game, at times outscoring the Premier League — and bettors still pricing Italy as a defensive league are giving the overs away. The shift is structural: Italian football's tactical culture now produces aggressive full-backs, high lines and a striking willingness to trade chances.
What Italy retains from its old identity is tactical variance between clubs. Serie A tolerates a wider spread of playing styles than most leagues — a deep-block counter-attacking side, a possession team and a chaotic pressing outfit can occupy adjacent table positions — and that makes head-to-head style matchups matter more here than almost anywhere. A mid-table club's goals-per-game average can be genuinely misleading about how a specific fixture will play, which is why the model prices from opponent-adjusted expectancies rather than raw season averages.
The draw rate sits in the mid-20s, higher than Germany's, and the division has a long tail of tight, tactical regional fixtures where unders remain live despite the league-wide goals shift. Home advantage is solid but no longer exceptional. At the top, the title race has been genuinely multi-club in recent years, which keeps prices on the contenders more honest than in leagues with a single dominant force.
How the model handles it
Serie A generates a broad mix of selections: overs in fixtures between the league's progressive attacking sides, unders where two organised blocks meet, and match-result value in the wide competitive middle of the table. Correct score is notably productive here — a league with high tactical variance spreads its scoreline distribution in ways the market prices lazily.
The early-season caveat applies as everywhere: until around six rounds of 2026/27 are played, ratings lean on last season with wider uncertainty, promoted clubs widest of all. Every selection is archived at kickoff, settled at publication odds, and published in full on the model results page.