⚽ Lega Serie A 🇮🇹 (Italian League) Prediction Thread 2025/2026 ⚽

[Ruttoshi]

The first half is over and it ended in a 1-1 draw. Juventus took the early lead five minutes after kick off time with a penalty kick by Vlahovic. Juventus dominated the first have and had quite a few chance of doubling their goal but they couldn't amd wasted those opportunities.

Unfortunately, for them Udinese got just one chance on the extra additional time to wrap up the first half. Zaniolo didn't miss the target, he made a technical finish on the 45+1 minutes to end the first half with an equalizer. The second half has just begun let's see if Juventus can win this match.

[satscraper]

Roma secured 3 points in yesterday’s match against Parma, defeating them 2-1. In fact, they could have scored even more due to their dominance throughout the game. Roma made 18 shot attempts, with 6 shots on target, but all their goals came in the second half. I placed the bet on their victory, and it paid off, giving the slight boost to my bankroll. With this result, Roma firmly remains in second place in the table.

[Spack17]

Pioli is still not sacked yet. That's a surprise to me.    They got another loss and still 0 wins after leaving 9 matches behind, really horrible... Probably the Lecce match might be his last chance.

I know they are doing well in the Conference League but you know they haven't faced real competition there yet. If they go on like this they will literally relegate from the Serie A.

[babo]

Pioli is still not sacked yet. That's a surprise to me.    They got another loss and still 0 wins after leaving 9 matches behind, really horrible... Probably the Lecce match might be his last chance.

I know they are doing well in the Conference League but you know they haven't faced real competition there yet. If they go on like this they will literally relegate from the Serie A.

Fiorentina is practically at risk of going down to Serie B
Let's see what happens, it's certainly not a good situation for anyone, especially for the team but also for Pioli who is seriously risking being fired.
Something is definitely wrong, I can't figure out if it's his fault or the "absent" team's

[LUCKMCFLY]

Modric have been very impactful to the team, he has bring in much quality to the team, the way he helps build the play and dictate the pace of the game for Milan is very important, they really don’t want to lose him to at least any injury.

That's right, Modric is a very complete player, his mentality has helped the team a lot, in Serie A I think everyone realizes his level, and there's something else that really draws attention and that's his age, he performs at a great level, he and CR7 have been showing that age is a number, for me Modric will make Milan go very far, watch out and win Serie A this year.

[Shineup]

For the first time in a long time Juventus is winning a game wow, but still not impressed like the way they actually started and what I'm seeing now doesn't match it at all, they really need to do more than this else they will still live to regret it, frankly speaking I wasn't expecting this win from Juventus yet they won and this winning can't convince me otherwise not until I see them being consistent in winning them I can be fully convinced that they are actually back but this win one lose one and draw one is not really enticing and I'm not liking it that way.

[yudi09]

Pioli is still not sacked yet. That's a surprise to me.    They got another loss and still 0 wins after leaving 9 matches behind, really horrible... Probably the Lecce match might be his last chance.

I know they are doing well in the Conference League but you know they haven't faced real competition there yet. If they go on like this they will literally relegate from the Serie A.

Pioli has not been replaced, as is often the case with club management decisions to save the team from a dire situation, because Pioli's time at Fiorentina is likely still considered capable of delivering good results in the Conference League, even though Fiorentina is currently in 19th place out of 20 teams in Serie A.

You are correct in that regard concerning Pioli's future at Fiorentina. The match against Lecce will be his last, whether successful or not, as there are still many Serie A matches remaining, and it is still possible for Fiorentina to escape the relegation zone if Pioli can establish a positive trend with a series of victories.

[Distraction]

Roma secured 3 points in yesterday’s match against Parma, defeating them 2-1. In fact, they could have scored even more due to their dominance throughout the game. Roma made 18 shot attempts, with 6 shots on target, but all their goals came in the second half. I placed the bet on their victory, and it paid off, giving the slight boost to my bankroll. With this result, Roma firmly remains in second place in the table.

Roma are really good at keeping up with Napoli for now. Gasperini is really doing a similar work to Ranieri did until leaving his post. But I'm really curious how long will they maintain the look?

Especially in big matches I should say. They give us more opinion about who is one step ahead in the title race truthfully. Roma and Napoli haven't faced each other yet and I'm looking forward to it. 

[Agbe]

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Roma are really good at keeping up with Napoli for now. Gasperini is really doing a similar work to Ranieri did until leaving his post. But I'm really curious how long will they maintain the look?

Especially in big matches I should say. They give us more opinion about who is one step ahead in the title race truthfully. Roma and Napoli haven't faced each other yet and I'm looking forward to it. 

True what is important for Roma is how long they can keep up the Chase on the title. Because for now I can't say that the battle over the league title has even started yet. Mental strength and endurance is needed by Roma which I doubt if the current players in the Roma setup possess. But for now Roma should enjoy while it lasts.

[CLS63]

Juventus are starting over with Spalletti and I guess I don't need to say how difficult his job will be. You can say that Juventus are technically 6 points away from the top of the standings. But I don't see it that simple.

Because they have weaknesses in some parts of their squad. I should say specifically their midfield has problems. For example, neither McKennie nor Koopmeiners look good this season. They need some signings by asking Spalletti's criteria.

He is a manager who should be trusted easily considering his great success with Napoli a couple of years ago.

[Slow death]

Roma secured 3 points in yesterday’s match against Parma, defeating them 2-1. In fact, they could have scored even more due to their dominance throughout the game. Roma made 18 shot attempts, with 6 shots on target, but all their goals came in the second half. I placed the bet on their victory, and it paid off, giving the slight boost to my bankroll. With this result, Roma firmly remains in second place in the table.

Roma are really good at keeping up with Napoli for now. Gasperini is really doing a similar work to Ranieri did until leaving his post. But I'm really curious how long will they maintain the look?

Especially in big matches I should say. They give us more opinion about who is one step ahead in the title race truthfully. Roma and Napoli haven't faced each other yet and I'm looking forward to it. 

It's true that Roma is doing very well this season, but they didn't perform well in their first game against a top title contender, I'm referring to the game against Inter where Roma lost, although they only conceded one goal. Roma's next game will be against Milan, who are also doing better this season compared to last season, so it will be a very important game for both Roma and Milan. If Roma manages to win their next game against Milan, then they will maintain second place or could even take the top spot if Napoli loses their next game against Como.

[Rampagoe004]

It's true that Roma is doing very well this season, but they didn't perform well in their first game against a top title contender, I'm referring to the game against Inter where Roma lost, although they only conceded one goal. Roma's next game will be against Milan, who are also doing better this season compared to last season, so it will be a very important game for both Roma and Milan. If Roma manages to win their next game against Milan, then they will maintain second place or could even take the top spot if Napoli loses their next game against Como.

In several matches Roma performed impressively compared to last season even though they did not perform well against Inter they are still in second place in the Serie A standings.
A tough match for both teams will meet Roma in good performance and Milan the team also played very fantastically this season, this match is very interesting both of them are fighting for a safe position and in other matches Napoli and Como are also much more interesting if Como wins then their position at the top of the standings can be replaced by Roma.

[PokerDiceMan]

Pioli is still not sacked yet. That's a surprise to me.    They got another loss and still 0 wins after leaving 9 matches behind, really horrible... Probably the Lecce match might be his last chance.

I know they are doing well in the Conference League but you know they haven't faced real competition there yet. If they go on like this they will literally relegate from the Serie A.

Fiorentina in the Conference League looks good because the opponents they've faced so far are weak teams. They played against SK Rapid, a club from Austria, and Sigma Olomouc, a club from the Czech Republic, so it's natural that they won easily against teams that are very weak both in terms of squad and financially.

[AprilioMP]

In several matches Roma performed impressively compared to last season even though they did not perform well against Inter they are still in second place in the Serie A standings.
A tough match for both teams will meet Roma in good performance and Milan the team also played very fantastically this season, this match is very interesting both of them are fighting for a safe position and in other matches Napoli and Como are also much more interesting if Como wins then their position at the top of the standings can be replaced by Roma.

Roma remains a consistent team this season. In their matches, even though they have won seven times in Serie A, they have generally won against teams that are not considered top-tier teams. This is evident in their defeat against Inter Milan.

Against AC Milan this week, AS Roma will face a serious challenge. AC Milan has dominated AS Roma in terms of results, although Milan's performance has recently begun to decline, despite not losing.
Como is indeed targeting a top-four finish, but that won't be easy, as Napoli is a potential opponent for them.

[babo]

Juventus are starting over with Spalletti and I guess I don't need to say how difficult his job will be. You can say that Juventus are technically 6 points away from the top of the standings. But I don't see it that simple.

Because they have weaknesses in some parts of their squad. I should say specifically their midfield has problems. For example, neither McKennie nor Koopmeiners look good this season. They need some signings by asking Spalletti's criteria.

He is a manager who should be trusted easily considering his great success with Napoli a couple of years ago.

Despite Antonio Conte, Napoli continues to hold its ground, proud and courageous.
I never would have expected it, usually the teams of the whiny coach suck in their second year.
Will he have learned from the past and his mistakes?

We can't know because he never openly admits he's wrong..

[TelolettOm]

Atalanta played 4 matches after they won against Torino. That does not include the matches that Atalanta played in the Champions League competition.
Here, there has begun to be discussion that Ivan Juric is a questionable figure as Atalanta's tactician.

Facing AC Milan in the 9th match of Serie A is a burden for Juric whether he can break the trend of never winning for the number of matches that I mentioned above will be answered because AC Milan also failed in their last match against Pisa. The draw result was witnessed by 72,615 spectators who came to the stadium at this time, AC Milan actually has the opportunity to dominate the Serie A standings.

Atalanta has indeed completed a string of draws in several matches. And their last match against AC Milan was also a draw, completing a string of consecutive draws. However, this was at least a pretty good result against Milan. Luckily, they didn't lose, as Milan were in pretty good form. However, in that match, they made some mistakes.

Anyway, Lazio also completed a string of draws in Serie A for matchweek 9. Lazio couldn't score against Pisa, and vice versa, Pisa also failed to score, and the match ended 0-0 at full time. A disappointing result for Lazio, as they dominated all aspects of the game, especially as they made numerous chances, all of which were missed.

Source: Pisa 0 - 0 Lazio ends here

[Luzin]

I just realized and read today that Tudor has been fired. Juventus has appointed Luciano Spalletti as coach. What are your thoughts on this situation? It's true that Juventus has declined under Tudor, but this is due to the fighting spirit of the Juventus players. Spalletti has a good track record with Napoli, is experienced, and his performance is unquestionable. Spalletti's contract runs until the end of this season, with an option for an extension.

Source: https://football-italia.net/comolli-tudor-sacking-spalletti-juventus/

[babo]

I just realized and read today that Tudor has been fired. Juventus has appointed Luciano Spalletti as coach. What are your thoughts on this situation? It's true that Juventus has declined under Tudor, but this is due to the fighting spirit of the Juventus players. Spalletti has a good track record with Napoli, is experienced, and his performance is unquestionable. Spalletti's contract runs until the end of this season, with an option for an extension.

Source: https://football-italia.net/comolli-tudor-sacking-spalletti-juventus/

Yes, I found out last night, so our dear Juventus finds itself having to pay 3 coaches even though I remember 4.
he finds himself paying Thiago Motta, Tudor and now Spalletti

Congratulations, to say that they are a bunch of imbeciles is to pay them a compliment, truly unprofessional and above all incapable.

[aylabadia05]

I just realized and read today that Tudor has been fired. Juventus has appointed Luciano Spalletti as coach. What are your thoughts on this situation? It's true that Juventus has declined under Tudor, but this is due to the fighting spirit of the Juventus players. Spalletti has a good track record with Napoli, is experienced, and his performance is unquestionable. Spalletti's contract runs until the end of this season, with an option for an extension.

Source: https://football-italia.net/comolli-tudor-sacking-spalletti-juventus/

Yes. I already knew that. Luciano Spalletti, who replaced Igor Tudor as coach, has been unable to meet Juventus' expectations since taking office in March. Luciano Spalletti is no stranger to us. We already know his track record.

This change is a good one and demonstrates Juventus' management's seriousness in facing the fierce competition in Serie A.
By offering the option of a contract extension, Luciano Spalletti will try to prove that his appointment was the right decision.
For me, as a non-Juventus fan, I also see Luciano Spalletti as willing to take responsibility from the start before everything falls apart.

Furthermore, Fiorentina must make the right decision before it's too late. If they sink, Serie B awaits them.

[Distraction]

Yeah, Spalletti has arrived at Juventus officially...

From this day forward, I'm hoping to see a better Juventus. I don't mean like a magic wand will help him and the team all of a sudden.    But Spalletti would build a better system in the first place.

As for player quality they are better in some areas (offense) and not good enough in some others (midfield). Not completely impressive in short. So he will need to be given some time as he has a tough task in his hands.