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

[khiholangkang]

Como is definitely the revelation of this season. Their style of play is always beautiful to watch and is starting to yield positive results with some consistency. I'm not surprised by their performances because their vision and philosophy were already evident last year.
Yesterday against Lazio, they played top-notch football, dominating the match from start to finish and creating some truly spectacular goalscoring opportunities, consolidating their sixth place in the standings.

Como this season in the Serie A league they appear different in every match 3-0 to beat Lazio is something very great in my opinion, a very dominant playing style also with good execution shows that this team has good quality from the way it plays, but when facing a team that is stronger than them sometimes they like to lose that style and start to lose focus among their players, for example against Milan, they did not play as crazy as they did against Lazio even though they still controlled the ball dominance.

[Mate2237]

This is determination from Como because Como is now sixth place in the league with 37 points only two points behind Juventus , Como is really closing on fast on the top teams Initially i took them for a joke but from the look of things Como mean business because there is no sign of stopping for any team. 0:3 away to Lazio is a statement that is loud enough for everyone to see. The point gap that exists is not too much even though I can't say that Como can challenge for the title they are definitely a top four contender this season.



This is a very big boost to Fabregas because he is just coming into the coaching profession not too long ago and getting this type of result is a good one for his profile as a manager.

[masulum]

Even my friends, including myself, have always said that he had no experience with big teams.
I had heard that it was a way to save money and not get a real coach
in short, a lot of classic nastiness from those who don't know the person and the professional
who instead is proving to everyone that he is very strong.

to be honest,  at the beginning when Inter announced Chivu as their coach, I don't believe him able to compete for scudetto as Simone did. but seeing Inter performance, I feel different, if Chivu have a chance to give scudetto for Inter. No matter if Inter hired him for saving money, if Inter can get the title it's very worth it.

I would say you are much of AC Milan fan, well as for me from the beginning of season I have always predicted Napoli to retain the scudetto again this season but with the way the season is going currently I think that might be hard for them. Currently I would say Inter Milan are sole favorites to win the league this season, though with the pressure AC Milan are mounting on them it could be Milan season also. For me I like the way this season is going, the competition every team is showing to win the Scudetto this season.

The derby is a game I feel will have a huge say on who will win the league this season, it always a game that brings in huge action, anxiety, and tension so imagine with the scudetto at stake it will mean a lot more. This derby might be one on the games of season.

yep, I'm a Milanista, that's why I'm still hoping Milan can get scudetto this season. with only 6 points behind Inter, Napoli still have a chance, but in case Milan and Inter made a lot of mistake and lose for 2-3 matches. of course no one fans wants his team lose,

from last season Milan dominated the derby, hopefully it will continue for the next Derby.

[babo]

to be honest,  at the beginning when Inter announced Chivu as their coach, I don't believe him able to compete for scudetto as Simone did. but seeing Inter performance, I feel different, if Chivu have a chance to give scudetto for Inter. No matter if Inter hired him for saving money, if Inter can get the title it's very worth it.

I thought so too, I have to be absolutely honest with you
I thought he was a sort of fallback and instead I realize that both as a coach, therefore from a technical point of view, and as a man therefore from a human point of view, he is truly a great
In my opinion, this is the beginning of a star among coaches and we saw it with our own eyes.

[Tonimez]

to be honest,  at the beginning when Inter announced Chivu as their coach, I don't believe him able to compete for scudetto as Simone did. but seeing Inter performance, I feel different, if Chivu have a chance to give scudetto for Inter. No matter if Inter hired him for saving money, if Inter can get the title it's very worth it.

I thought so too, I have to be absolutely honest with you
I thought he was a sort of fallback and instead I realize that both as a coach, therefore from a technical point of view, and as a man therefore from a human point of view, he is truly a great
In my opinion, this is the beginning of a star among coaches and we saw it with our own eyes.

Cristian Chivu has been great since his arrival at San siro and has taken bold step towards keeping inter Milan at the top of the table. But his recent blow Vs Arsenal at home was definitely humiliating and I hope it doesn't affect their league run. Napoli and AC Milan are not giving up the chase and Chivu would need to be more tactical to maintain his lead. The season is still long and would need consistency too. Their lead is not very strong as they're just 3 points away from AC Milan who are racing up too.

He has to proof his talent for his parent club now that he is back as a manager. He has done a lot but he needs to do more to ensure that AC Milan and Napoli don't race them off their spot.

[Lillominato89]

to be honest,  at the beginning when Inter announced Chivu as their coach, I don't believe him able to compete for scudetto as Simone did. but seeing Inter performance, I feel different, if Chivu have a chance to give scudetto for Inter. No matter if Inter hired him for saving money, if Inter can get the title it's very worth it.

I thought so too, I have to be absolutely honest with you
I thought he was a sort of fallback and instead I realize that both as a coach, therefore from a technical point of view, and as a man therefore from a human point of view, he is truly a great
In my opinion, this is the beginning of a star among coaches and we saw it with our own eyes.

So far, Cristian Chivu has done more than could have been expected from a novice manager. I myself was sceptical about the choice! I would have preferred Cesc Fabregas, but I must say that Chivu is also up to the task!
I don't know if he will manage to win the league title, but even if he doesn't, it wouldn't be a bad start for him.

[Hanadawa]

Como this season in the Serie A league they appear different in every match 3-0 to beat Lazio is something very great in my opinion, a very dominant playing style also with good execution shows that this team has good quality from the way it plays, but when facing a team that is stronger than them sometimes they like to lose that style and start to lose focus among their players, for example against Milan, they did not play as crazy as they did against Lazio even though they still controlled the ball dominance.

In the match against AC Milan, even though Como had a statistical advantage, I think AC Milan had a solid defense, especially their goalkeeper. If it weren't for Maignan, AC Milan might have lost. Como created many good chances, but Maignan was very impressive. He saved AC Milan's goal from conceding and also from losing. I see Como has turned into one of the top contenders in Serie A. But I heard that Real Madrid wants Nico Paz back at the Bernabeu, and that's in Paz's release clause. If true, this would be a disaster for Como, as Nico Paz has been one of their key players this season.

[bitgolden]

Interestingly, because Juventus lost their last game, now Como is close to even Europa as well, they could get one more win when Juventus loses and they will be at fifth place which would be Europa league levels for next season.

I still would suggest conference league though, because for a team that will be in European competitions for the first time ever, then I would suggest the lowest place to start, and grow gradually in order to perform better, and Europa league would be too hard for them.

[AprilioMP]

Interestingly, because Juventus lost their last game, now Como is close to even Europa as well, they could get one more win when Juventus loses and they will be at fifth place which would be Europa league levels for next season.

The next match will see Como face Torino and Juventus take on Napoli. On paper, Como could beat Torino, but Juventus may not necessarily take all three points from Napoli.
For Como and Juventus to compete for the Scudetto is no longer possible, and even if it were, it wouldn't be easy given the significant gap with Inter.

Como is only aiming for a Europa League spot, and that's also not easy because Juventus doesn't want to miss out on major tournaments next season and doesn't want to just play in the domestic league. Como's quest for the Europa League is like climbing a steep hill.
As long as Napoli remains unchallenged, it doesn't matter to us how Como and Juventus compete.

[babo]

Interestingly, because Juventus lost their last game, now Como is close to even Europa as well, they could get one more win when Juventus loses and they will be at fifth place which would be Europa league levels for next season.

I still would suggest conference league though, because for a team that will be in European competitions for the first time ever, then I would suggest the lowest place to start, and grow gradually in order to perform better, and Europa league would be too hard for them.

Yes, Como is very close to reaching its goal of going to Europe.
as he said in 2/3 years maximum he would have gone to Europe it would be a really great thing for them and for Cesc Fabregas who kept what he promised
It would be a big plus for him on his coaching resume..

[khiholangkang]

Como this season in the Serie A league they appear different in every match 3-0 to beat Lazio is something very great in my opinion, a very dominant playing style also with good execution shows that this team has good quality from the way it plays, but when facing a team that is stronger than them sometimes they like to lose that style and start to lose focus among their players, for example against Milan, they did not play as crazy as they did against Lazio even though they still controlled the ball dominance.

In the match against AC Milan, even though Como had a statistical advantage, I think AC Milan had a solid defense, especially their goalkeeper. If it weren't for Maignan, AC Milan might have lost. Como created many good chances, but Maignan was very impressive. He saved AC Milan's goal from conceding and also from losing. I see Como has turned into one of the top contenders in Serie A. But I heard that Real Madrid wants Nico Paz back at the Bernabeu, and that's in Paz's release clause. If true, this would be a disaster for Como, as Nico Paz has been one of their key players this season.

If Nico Paz is offered to be a main player at Real Madrid then it is worth taking but if he is only a substitute it will make him a waste of coming to the Bernabeu even with a big salary offer and other facilities, his talent does not have much room to be channeled when he is a substitute, but if he continues the match at Como he must go through ups and downs together building a reputation and achievements that is what Como can offer at this time, I think Paz is a smart person, Madrid has thrown him away if he has any self-respect, he should have rejected it.

[masulum]

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In my opinion, this is the beginning of a star among coaches and we saw it with our own eyes.

well, you have better view than me, you know if chivu become a great coach, while other (including me) underestimate him.

So far, Cristian Chivu has done more than could have been expected from a novice manager. I myself was sceptical about the choice! I would have preferred Cesc Fabregas, but I must say that Chivu is also up to the task!
I don't know if he will manage to win the league title, but even if he doesn't, it wouldn't be a bad start for him.

Inter did suffer defeats early in the season against Udinese and Juve, but aside from those matches, Chivu has managed to secure more winning, even maintaining lose against four teams. This is good achievement, and this season Chivu could even outperform Conte, who led Napoli to the title last season. and I agree, even if Inter don't win the title this not bad, but Chivu showing good performance.

[babo]

-snip-
In my opinion, this is the beginning of a star among coaches and we saw it with our own eyes.

well, you have better view than me, you know if chivu become a great coach, while other (including me) underestimate him.

So far, Cristian Chivu has done more than could have been expected from a novice manager. I myself was sceptical about the choice! I would have preferred Cesc Fabregas, but I must say that Chivu is also up to the task!
I don't know if he will manage to win the league title, but even if he doesn't, it wouldn't be a bad start for him.

Inter did suffer defeats early in the season against Udinese and Juve, but aside from those matches, Chivu has managed to secure more winning, even maintaining lose against four teams. This is good achievement, and this season Chivu could even outperform Conte, who led Napoli to the title last season. and I agree, even if Inter don't win the title this not bad, but Chivu showing good performance.

yes in my opinion it can do well it always depends on how it evolves
Antonio Conte didn't start off badly either, but then he decided to become a jerk. It must have been the hair he had glued to his head that blocked oxygen flow to his brain..

[bitgolden]

to be honest,  at the beginning when Inter announced Chivu as their coach, I don't believe him able to compete for scudetto as Simone did. but seeing Inter performance, I feel different, if Chivu have a chance to give scudetto for Inter. No matter if Inter hired him for saving money, if Inter can get the title it's very worth it.

I thought so too, I have to be absolutely honest with you
I thought he was a sort of fallback and instead I realize that both as a coach, therefore from a technical point of view, and as a man therefore from a human point of view, he is truly a great
In my opinion, this is the beginning of a star among coaches and we saw it with our own eyes.

We all did, I assumed Chivu was literally interim coach until they find a better one, I definitely did not expected him to stay this long let alone actually do a fine job. They are leading the league thanks to him, weren't so good before him when they had Inzaghi.

In any case, it doesn't matter if they lost to Arsenal because that was a tough team against possibly the best team in the world right now, and losing to them is fine, they are doing fine at UCL and they are leading the league at Serie A.

[tygeade]

Inter needs to realize that they can't keep grinding both competitions and still come out on top and they need to learn to rest a bit. Last season they lost because Napoli didn't had that trouble, and Napoli was rested every week and won, whereas Inter had to fight all the way until the final and lost.

This is why it is quite clear that Inter will need to realize the league is more important at the moment ,and while surely UCL is good, they can't really tire themselves out, do as well as you can but leave it early if you have to. If they really think they can win UCL, then they are kidding themselves because there is no way that they would win UCL and they need to realize they can't do that and need to relax about it.

[babo]

We all did, I assumed Chivu was literally interim coach until they find a better one, I definitely did not expected him to stay this long let alone actually do a fine job. They are leading the league thanks to him, weren't so good before him when they had Inzaghi.

In any case, it doesn't matter if they lost to Arsenal because that was a tough team against possibly the best team in the world right now, and losing to them is fine, they are doing fine at UCL and they are leading the league at Serie A.

exactly, I also judged this choice as a sort of stopgap
as if to save money and not pay, after all Simone Inzaghi left on his own, they didn't fire him.
This certainly influenced my mental perception which made me think, to continue Inter's good path we need another good coach..