⚽ Lega Serie A 🇮🇹 (Italian League) Prediction Thread 2026/2027 ⚽

[Abbatty]

AC Milan have been impressive, after that pre season game a lot of people were saying Amorim would flop, but so far I think he have done a good work. I watched their match yesterday and they way they played I’m very impressed. The way the move the ball, the way they keep it and now they mark to get it back when they lose it is really good.

They should have scored more yesterday but it ended in a 3-0 win. They are currently 5th, but only 2 points behind the league leaders AS Roma. If Milan can continue like this after the international break and for the rest of the season, I think they would at least get a champions league spot next season.

[*Ace*]

The race is just getting started and the challenge that inter will face will be combining both the league games and the champions league games. Sometimes you need a good competitor like what Roma is putting up for you to be able to sit up and take up  all the leagues you're playing in seriously. It's not always about which team is scoring more goals because the structure of these teams are different. Inter needs to keep Thier win streak high because they have all that it takes to keep winning.

So far, we are seeing the first two teams of the major leagues all having the same scores up the table. It shows the initial energy that teams starts the season with. Towards the end of the league, if we see these names staying that far, that's when we will say that they've actually done really well.

You're right too, we've only just started and we can't draw any reliable conclusions, first we need to see the price of the effort.
that is, the combination of Serie A + Champions League + Coppa Italia
for example Como is also in this situation, it practically becomes a competition to see who can resist the longest..

I've always thought that anyone who plays in the Champions League will have problems in the league. Why do I think that? Because they basically play at a high pace every three days, and unfortunately, the fatigue will take its toll over time. And unfortunately Como does not have substitutes who are up to the task to compete as long as possible.

[babo]

I've always thought that anyone who plays in the Champions League will have problems in the league. Why do I think that? Because they basically play at a high pace every three days, and unfortunately, the fatigue will take its toll over time. And unfortunately Como does not have substitutes who are up to the task to compete as long as possible.

I don't want to bring bad luck but I think the Como will explode
he won't be able to hold on
- Champions League
- series a
- Italian Cup

everything at high levels, practically impossible
People talk and blather and say a lot of bullshit.. but words don't play, players and legs play..

[*Ace*]

I've always thought that anyone who plays in the Champions League will have problems in the league. Why do I think that? Because they basically play at a high pace every three days, and unfortunately, the fatigue will take its toll over time. And unfortunately Como does not have substitutes who are up to the task to compete as long as possible.

I don't want to bring bad luck but I think the Como will explode
he won't be able to hold on
- Champions League
- series a
- Italian Cup

everything at high levels, practically impossible
People talk and blather and say a lot of bullshit.. but words don't play, players and legs play..

Yes, you're absolutely right! Como's main problem is that they found themselves catapulted into the Champions League out of nowhere. It's all very good for them, but now we have to deal with the problems that come with it. Milan, Juventus, Inter are constantly criticized harshly for every subpar match, imagine what could happen to Como

[PremiumcryptoHub]

I was disappointed like you with the result of the match against Benfica, the expectations that were built on them at the beginning of the season seem to have ended yesterday. No win, two draws and one defeat in the last three matches are not good statistics at all. The biggest thing is that they could not create any goal chances at home.

After seeing the performance of last season and the first two matches of this season, the expectations were a little high for AC Milan, even if they did not see the possibility of winning the Scudetto, I expected to see them in the top 4 teams, but looking at their current performance! It seems that my expectations will be proven wrong. Such harshness should not be right now, but their team is not doing well at all. Whereas other teams are performing with confidence from the beginning.

After losing their UEFA Europa League opener against Portuguese club Benfica, we noticed that AC Milan was able to bounce back as the team won brilliantly at home against Lecce. The team had drawn two matches in a row before facing Benfica but many speculated that they might perform like a mighty team in their Europa League opener against Benfica But they lacked in the match against the Portuguese team.

Last season this team was in the top five so we expect them to perform at the same level this season as well if they can play with confidence they will be able to advance to UEFA Europa League and Italian League. My opinion in their next Europa League matches, the team will face RB Salzburg and Bournemouth, who will be relatively easy opponents for AC Milan.

[pawel7777]

The status quo at the top remains. There was no winner in Roma Vs Inter as the game ended with a 2-2 draw. The result couldn't be any fairer than that. It was a perfectly even game. Roma dominated the first half, Inter the 2nd. Inter fans could be disappointed with all the unused chances their team had, but Roma also had few of their own.
Lazio didn't waste their opportunity and, after beating Venezia 2-0 away, they now have 13 points, so the same as Inter and Roma.

After two draws in a row in the league and after a humiliating defeat at home by Benfica in the UCL, Milan bounced back with a convincing 3-0 win over Lecce. They proved to all doubters they are still in the game and are not to be written off just yet.

[eightdots]

The status quo at the top remains. There was no winner in Roma Vs Inter as the game ended with a 2-2 draw. The result couldn't be any fairer than that. It was a perfectly even game. Roma dominated the first half, Inter the 2nd. Inter fans could be disappointed with all the unused chances their team had, but Roma also had few of their own.
Lazio didn't waste their opportunity and, after beating Venezia 2-0 away, they now have 13 points, so the same as Inter and Roma.

After two draws in a row in the league and after a humiliating defeat at home by Benfica in the UCL, Milan bounced back with a convincing 3-0 win over Lecce. They proved to all doubters they are still in the game and are not to be written off just yet.

Both teams are aware of their capabilities and strive to play with respect for their opponents. They take measures against their rivals' strengths and devise their plans accordingly. Since dropping points in the title race is highly undesirable, teams must stick to their game plans in matches like these.

Given that they would face a tougher challenge in away games, Roma should have taken more risks while playing on their home turf. Sometimes, taking greater risks can benefit the team in the long run.

Lazio seized the opportunity and avoided dropping points; they played well away from home and secured the three points. Milan will likely rue the points dropped in their drawn matches as the season nears its end. They managed this week well and did not drop any points.

[Freeveto]

I don't want to bring bad luck but I think the Como will explode
he won't be able to hold on
- Champions League
- series a
- Italian Cup

everything at high levels, practically impossible
People talk and blather and say a lot of bullshit.. but words don't play, players and legs play..

I believe Como will try, but the load is much for Cesc Fàbregas and his players. Playing in the Champions League, Serie A, and Italian Cup will be much for a team that is just in development stage, they don’t have the squad depth to withstand these matches because some weeks will come when they will be playing more than two or three matches in a single week, at that time, fatigue will come and injury will also come, that will be a time squad depth is important, and I don’t think Como have enough, so they will have to give up in some competition, but I believe they will try their best to maintain the top position in the Serie A table so that they can prepare well against another season, and to be able to sign quality players.

[pawel7777]

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Given that they would face a tougher challenge in away games, Roma should have taken more risks while playing on their home turf. Sometimes, taking greater risks can benefit the team in the long run.

I think they did take the risk and it paid off with them leading 2-0 in the first half. But I think they then decided to focus all their efforts on defending the score instead of seeking to further increase their lead (and force Inter into defence), which backfired on them. I could be wrong in my assessment as I've only seen the extended highlights and not the full game, but that's a common scenario for when a team gets an early lead against a tough rivals.
For Roma, last season, their average points per game was actually higher for away games than for home games. If this trend continues this season (and so far it does), I don't think Inter will have that much of an advantage when they host Roma at home in the rematch.