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

[babo]

Roma Football team played very well against Genoa football team because they did excellent effort in this match and they did 3 goals in this match. Soulé was a person who did first goal of the match and he did this goal at 14 when both teams trying to do goals in this match and opponent team was afraid of that situation. Koné was a person who did second goal of the match and he did this goal at 19 minutes and he was second person who did goal in this match and we saw one more goal by that team because Ferguson was a person who was ready to do goal in this match and he did this goal at 31 minutes and made match one sided. The stats of that team was brilliant in this match because their shots were more in this match and these were 15 and 7 shots were on target.

Every time I see Roma play well, I get incredibly angry.
I think, if Roma were to replace them, Atalanta could be in that spot!
I'm really angry about their behavior, I've been following them for many years now, but they have never disappointed me like this season with their silly behavior.

[AprilioMP]

If the league continues this way, there is a good possible way that these teams could make more money. Because when the league is this close, all of these top teams will have more people going to the games, and more people buying merch, and even ticket prices could increase to those who do not have season tickets.

So there is a possibility there could be an influx of money to these teams, who in return will get better players and could do better in the long run as well.

Top teams have large numbers of spectators attending their games. Take the match between AS Roma and Genoa, for example. The stadium capacity is 68,530, and 67,785 spectators attended the game, or 99% of capacity.



From a business perspective, a large number of spectators means higher ticket revenue. In my opinion, there needs to be fierce competition in Serie A so that it can become a league sought after by many parties, not just players but also broadcast rights holders and sponsors. Perhaps Serie A was once the most sought-after league, but now the focus has shifted to England.

[masulum]

But I don't think it will change much in economic terms. Let me explain why!
Inter have almost always sold out every match in the last five years, so nothing will change for them. The same goes for Milan, but they don't always sell out, so it wouldn't change much anyway. Perhaps something could change for Napoli and Juventus, who haven't sold out lately.

exactly, because even if tickets are sold out, the club revenue will remain the same, especially since Inter and Milan don't have their own stadiums. If they want to generate economic income from stadium tickets, clubs must do various things to raise ticket prices or build more infrastructure worth the high price.

Napoli, if I'm not mistaken, will be renovating their stadium so they increased current tickets price, If this is completed and the running track is removed, this could increase ticket prices one more time and generate more profits for Napoli.

[dezoel]

The top didn't change much, they won their games and they are doing fine. It's quite obvious that we are going to see these teams do a fine job on the long run and because of that I honestly believe that we are going to see it far longer where they are very close.

People assumed that some of the teams will start losing eventually and the gap will open up but as you can see that did not happen and because of that we are seeing things change a lot more and for that reason it's a quite good situation we are in.

[*Ace*]

But I don't think it will change much in economic terms. Let me explain why!
Inter have almost always sold out every match in the last five years, so nothing will change for them. The same goes for Milan, but they don't always sell out, so it wouldn't change much anyway. Perhaps something could change for Napoli and Juventus, who haven't sold out lately.

exactly, because even if tickets are sold out, the club revenue will remain the same, especially since Inter and Milan don't have their own stadiums. If they want to generate economic income from stadium tickets, clubs must do various things to raise ticket prices or build more infrastructure worth the high price.

Napoli, if I'm not mistaken, will be renovating their stadium so they increased current tickets price, If this is completed and the running track is removed, this could increase ticket prices one more time and generate more profits for Napoli.

Napoli does not own its own stadium like Juventus does. Napoli is like Milan and Inter, they rent the stadium from their city council. However, it seems that Milan and Inter are about to buy San Siro and become the owners of the stadium. I don't know if Napoli will want to make the same choice as the Milan clubs, but it would certainly be a good financial move, given that it has so many fans attending the stadium.

[masulum]

Napoli does not own its own stadium like Juventus does. Napoli is like Milan and Inter, they rent the stadium from their city council. However, it seems that Milan and Inter are about to buy San Siro and become the owners of the stadium. I don't know if Napoli will want to make the same choice as the Milan clubs, but it would certainly be a good financial move, given that it has so many fans attending the stadium.

I'm also not really know their plans, but from several media some say Napoli will renovating current stadium, but other media say Napoli will build new stadium. I don't think Milan and Inter will success to buy San Siro, because government will not selling it. dame as Napoli, Milan also have a plan to build own stadium, but i don't know why till now this plan not being excecuted.

[Spack17]

The top didn't change much, they won their games and they are doing fine. It's quite obvious that we are going to see these teams do a fine job on the long run and because of that I honestly believe that we are going to see it far longer where they are very close.

People assumed that some of the teams will start losing eventually and the gap will open up but as you can see that did not happen and because of that we are seeing things change a lot more and for that reason it's a quite good situation we are in.

Yes, 6 teams at top won at the same time indeed. It was one of rare moments for gamblers as well surely!    I hope many have made a good profit in the Serie A in those matches.

Now it's a new year and time to focus on the other half of the season. Still we aren't exactly in the middle though but anyway. As for the title race I started to think Roma and Juventus will drop down from it at some point. Earlier than the others I mean.

[Abbatty]

The top didn't change much, they won their games and they are doing fine. It's quite obvious that we are going to see these teams do a fine job on the long run and because of that I honestly believe that we are going to see it far longer where they are very close.

People assumed that some of the teams will start losing eventually and the gap will open up but as you can see that did not happen and because of that we are seeing things change a lot more and for that reason it's a quite good situation we are in.

Well from the beginning of the season we have always seen this season as a different one, we all saw the intensity and seriousness every top team was approaching this season with and that has made it very competitive. Inter Milan have really surprised me a bit though considering how they started the season, there were a lot of people who were criticizing Chivu then that maybe he was not the right man for the job but today we have see how he has put the team together in a short period of time and putting them at the top by the end of the year.

Well it still very far from over and a lot of drama is still very much expected in the league, as for me I still can’t say who will end the season winning the scudetto but my favorite still remains Napoli, I still believe Conte will end up winning the league again for the second time at Napoli.

[*Ace*]

Napoli does not own its own stadium like Juventus does. Napoli is like Milan and Inter, they rent the stadium from their city council. However, it seems that Milan and Inter are about to buy San Siro and become the owners of the stadium. I don't know if Napoli will want to make the same choice as the Milan clubs, but it would certainly be a good financial move, given that it has so many fans attending the stadium.

I'm also not really know their plans, but from several media some say Napoli will renovating current stadium, but other media say Napoli will build new stadium. I don't think Milan and Inter will success to buy San Siro, because government will not selling it. dame as Napoli, Milan also have a plan to build own stadium, but i don't know why till now this plan not being excecuted.

Just do a little research, mate, Google knows everything!
Milan and Inter have already purchased the San Siro stadium for €197 million. The purchase includes an area adjacent to the stadium called the San Siro zone. The purchase was made on 5 November through a company controlled by Inter and Milan called Stadio San Siro S.p.A.
At present, we do not know whether the stadium will remain as it is, be completely demolished and rebuilt, or simply be restored. All we know is that Milan and Inter are now the owners of the stadium.

[babo]

Just do a little research, mate, Google knows everything!
Milan and Inter have already purchased the San Siro stadium for €197 million. The purchase includes an area adjacent to the stadium called the San Siro zone. The purchase was made on 5 November through a company controlled by Inter and Milan called Stadio San Siro S.p.A.
At present, we do not know whether the stadium will remain as it is, be completely demolished and rebuilt, or simply be restored. All we know is that Milan and Inter are now the owners of the stadium.

at least in this case they reached a good agreement, we can share the stadium and expenses
Como, on the other hand, has set its sights on having the stadium on the lake shore, but there isn't enough space, and so it's a big problem, and you can't do magic when there isn't enough space.
you can't make them appear

[emrecemsan]

The new round of the new year is about to start today. Cagliari host Milan tonight. I guess nobody would expect a surprising result from this match here. It looks like a victory for Milan in the end. But maybe a close score which I'm used to see already.

A win today would make them the leader temporarily. Inter are playing home against Bologna this Sunday. A more challenging work to do than Milan's. But I still don't expect any loss of points. No Acerbi and no Dumfries maybe but I don't think it'll still be a loss for them in this match.

[masulum]

Just do a little research, mate, Google knows everything!
-snip-

haaha.. thank you for updates, I missed that news,
But I think this presents a challenge for both clubs. Can stadium management raise ticket prices equally for both clubs, or can they stick to their respective ticket prices? So how can this be done to avoid disparities? It's truly unfortunate that this deal has been struck down between the two clubs. I will be happy if Milan have own stadium actually

[bitLeap]

The top didn't change much, they won their games and they are doing fine. It's quite obvious that we are going to see these teams do a fine job on the long run and because of that I honestly believe that we are going to see it far longer where they are very close.

People assumed that some of the teams will start losing eventually and the gap will open up but as you can see that did not happen and because of that we are seeing things change a lot more and for that reason it's a quite good situation we are in.

The margins should be maintained because we are more entertained throughout the season and the competition looks healthy rather than leading by a large margin too early. Every time I take a peek at the standings in each league and if there are already teams that have a large points gap it feels like the competition is no longer exciting, like the Bundesliga so I rarely pay attention to their matches. Now we have Serie A, Premier League and La Liga showing healthy competition so it's worth looking forward to until the end of the season.

[lombok]

The new round of the new year is about to start today. Cagliari host Milan tonight. I guess nobody would expect a surprising result from this match here. It looks like a victory for Milan in the end. But maybe a close score which I'm used to see already.

A win today would make them the leader temporarily. Inter are playing home against Bologna this Sunday. A more challenging work to do than Milan's. But I still don't expect any loss of points. No Acerbi and no Dumfries maybe but I don't think it'll still be a loss for them in this match.

Milan definitely have a team which is much better on paper than the hosts, thus, they are expected to win all three points without any significant problems during the game at night. It will be consistency in their play which will win them first position as they await the outcome of their city rivals who will be playing later. The lack of a few critical defenders may present a slightly more difficult test to Inter but we know their depth in the squad is significant enough to stand the pressure resulting in at least a draw or a close win at home.

[*Ace*]

Just do a little research, mate, Google knows everything!
-snip-

haaha.. thank you for updates, I missed that news,
But I think this presents a challenge for both clubs. Can stadium management raise ticket prices equally for both clubs, or can they stick to their respective ticket prices? So how can this be done to avoid disparities? It's truly unfortunate that this deal has been struck down between the two clubs. I will be happy if Milan have own stadium actually

Don't worry, mate, we can't keep up with every piece of news about every team! If you can, it means you're a quantum computer, ha ha ha.

Anyway, I agree with you. the decision to divide ownership of the stadium is a bit risky in my opinion. I also think it would have been better if both Milan and Inter had their own stadiums. In fact, not long ago, Inter was about to purchase land in Rozzano to build their own stadium, but San Siro is an iconic stadium and it's difficult to part with it. This applies to both Milan and Inter.

[TastyChillySauce00]

The new round of the new year is about to start today. Cagliari host Milan tonight. I guess nobody would expect a surprising result from this match here. It looks like a victory for Milan in the end. But maybe a close score which I'm used to see already.

A win today would make them the leader temporarily. Inter are playing home against Bologna this Sunday. A more challenging work to do than Milan's. But I still don't expect any loss of points. No Acerbi and no Dumfries maybe but I don't think it'll still be a loss for them in this match.

I guess Milan will win the game. It's hard for me to decide this considering the amounts of injuries faced by them. Nkuku is not gonna play. Pulisic's injury is reoccuring again, and Pavlovic seems also to miss the game too. What they can do to rely upon Fullkrug, which healthy enough to play. Meanwhile, their defense will have Bartesaghi and Odorgu.
It's not what the line up i wanted, but since Cagliari is quite terrible club. They will pass this game.

As for Inter, i'm not really sure though they're in the decent perform. If they face Bologna who played as good as when Supercoppa, they may miss the points. The draw is also possible to happen.

[babo]

Tomorrow there will be the Como - Udinese match, I think it's the last match to be made up.
I don't think it's a very exciting match, a mid-table match with neither praise nor infamy.

However, this match is important in my opinion for Como, to understand if they really want to go to Europe or not, i mean of course for any European Championship

[Mate2237]

Tomorrow there will be the Como - Udinese match, I think it's the last match to be made up.
I don't think it's a very exciting match, a mid-table match with neither praise nor infamy.

However, this match is important in my opinion for Como, to understand if they really want to go to Europe or not, i mean of course for any European Championship

Como just has to win this type of games to keep their hopes of going to Europe alive and active. Como was on fire last week so I hope that, they take that form into this game. Udinese has nothing to lose in this game but Como is the one that is on pressure going into this game.


I like the way that Como has been sustaining their performance from the beginning of the season till now. Even though they had dropped some vitals points both at home a away Como has been able to come back and sustain a good form.

[Franctoshi]

Roma Football team played very well against Genoa football team because they did excellent effort in this match and they did 3 goals in this match. Soulé was a person who did first goal of the match and he did this goal at 14 when both teams trying to do goals in this match and opponent team was afraid of that situation. Koné was a person who did second goal of the match and he did this goal at 19 minutes and he was second person who did goal in this match and we saw one more goal by that team because Ferguson was a person who was ready to do goal in this match and he did this goal at 31 minutes and made match one sided. The stats of that team was brilliant in this match because their shots were more in this match and these were 15 and 7 shots were on target.

Every time I see Roma play well, I get incredibly angry.
I think, if Roma were to replace them, Atalanta could be in that spot!
I'm really angry about their behavior, I've been following them for many years now, but they have never disappointed me like this season with their silly behavior.

This is football for you; you can never  predict what each season will come with. Do you expect your team to be informed all seasons? No way. Sometimes a team may face some internal challenges ranging from a poor keeper to players failure to perform, coaches, and even down to the poor management board or team. All these together can affect the performance of a club in a particular season, just as you're complaining and you begin to see them disappoint unexpectedly.

[SquallLeonhart]

Top teams have large numbers of spectators attending their games. Take the match between AS Roma and Genoa, for example. The stadium capacity is 68,530, and 67,785 spectators attended the game, or 99% of capacity.



From a business perspective, a large number of spectators means higher ticket revenue. In my opinion, there needs to be fierce competition in Serie A so that it can become a league sought after by many parties, not just players but also broadcast rights holders and sponsors. Perhaps Serie A was once the most sought-after league, but now the focus has shifted to England.

While this is true, ticket price means a lot more in this case. Because I have seen 7th division English clubs with full stadiums, obviously it was more like 700 to 1500 filled not 68000 filled, but still, they weren't making much, because ticket price was like 5 pounds at most, whereas these clubs could charge more. So in logic, a team that charges lets say 50 euro for a packed stadium and a team that charges 20 euro is not going to make the same amount of money when it comes to results.