Italy’s premier cup competition is steeped in history, and more importantly, betting opportunities. The Coppa Italia Stats table stands out as one of the best resources for all your betting needs. The key to making well-informed bets lies in facts and data, and you’ve landed in the right place for precisely that.
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Coppa Italia Standings
Since the tournament is a knockout competition, Coppa Italia matches don’t contribute to any standings table. In fact, this type of stats tab is only useful for league competitions. There isn't even a Coppa Italia table for preliminary rounds, as it’s a straight knockout from the beginning.
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If you want to see how league stats work, check out the football stats centre. You can view how the competing teams are doing from this stats page by heading over to the Coppa Italia team stats and fixtures sections.
Coppa Italia Player Stats
Player betting is not only lucrative, but it’s actually very much a stats-driven world, and the bare minimum research could yield great results. Our stats page boasts excellent depth — just flip through it and see for yourself!
There are 22 brilliant metrics with several sub metrics on each — all of which are relevant betting markets. You can even filter the Coppa Italia player stats by position, by minimum 40% appearances, and per 90’. Moreover, there is a search bar to find specific players or clubs.
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Say you want to predict whether a particular player will score in a given match. You can search the player to view his shots on target, goals and penalties to see their levels of output. Then check the opposing team’s goalkeeper and defender’s stats to see if they conceded goals, fouls, and cards. This logic can be applied to most of our stats.
Key Individual Statistics
The first metric you can look at is goal involvement; specifically shots, shots on target and goals — all of which are betting markets. Finding players who take frequent shots or score often could possibly aid in a bet builder.
A great market to bet on using player stats is goalscorer betting. How would you go about it? It’s all about comparing different stats and coming up with conclusions.
Besides a player’s actual goal tally, check to see who gets the most shots and shots on target. The more they shoot, the more chances they’ll have to score. Assists can also be useful as it means a player is getting into dangerous areas.
On the flipside, let’s take a look at some defensive stats and how we can use them for Coppa Italia statistics betting. The logic is exactly the same: check out stats for fouls, cards and tackles to make bets on those markets. If a player makes a lot of tackles but not many fouls, a card bet might not be the best idea. A player who has a large number of fouls is more likely to be booked.
From this sort of table, we can derive which teams have often found themselves under the cosh, forced to make tackles. Should we find a player that has received two yellows in three games, a cards bet or a booking points bet could be ideal.
If an attacker loves to draw tackles (yes, we have that stat too!) and he comes up against one of these players, there will undoubtedly be an increase in fouls, cards, and chances created.
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Since this is a cup competition, it’s important to bear in mind that some players might be knocked out or have already been knocked out of the competition.
Coppa Italia Team Stats
The team stats might be even more useful than the player stats, with 20 stat options and over 30 subsections to discover. All of these Coppa Italia team stats are betting markets, which are brilliant for bet builders, accumulator betting, and more.
The best bit of the table is, in fact, the sub-market menu. Say you want to bet on corners — you can choose to view over/under markets and then filter by the number of corners, such as over 7.5 corners.
Meaningful Team Metrics
Team stats may be even more relevant for your betting style, depending on what you bet on. A good way of making well-informed accumulators and bet builders is looking at several markets at once, trying to find a team which ticks all the right boxes.
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A typical set of tables which I like to look out for are both teams to score, coupled with over/under goals and over/under corners. These can get decent results.
Since the Italian Cup is a straight knockout, it may be hard to find links, especially if you’re betting on a Seria A team that hasn’t played many games.
Another way you can use the Coppa Italia stats is utilising the data to establish a head-to-head comparison. Comparing stats such as clean sheets, corners, fouls, and cards could help you find some interesting betting opportunities.
Coppa Italia Fixtures
The Coppa Italia fixtures section is the best place to find who’s playing who, and the rest of the Coppa Italia schedule. It’s the fourth tab on the table, and for this Italy Cup, I suggest filtering by round rather than date.
Here you can find the Coppa Italia scores and everything else you need to know about the tournament structure.
Why Stats Help With Betting On Coppa Italia
You may be thinking, why should I be doing all this work? The answer is obvious — it gets results! While nothing is guaranteed, stats tend to show you the unbiased truth about certain betting markets, which are generally considered to be more accurate.
It’s often said that anyone can beat anyone, but in reality, you can make pretty accurate predictions in most matches. The Coppa Italia results are no different, with the biggest clubs often coming out on top. Stats will help you recognise that.
With stats, you can also uncover hidden betting opportunities which you might have never found using your gut alone.
Data-Driven Betting Decisions
Stats don't lie! Coppa Italia stats give you the whole truth without any form of bias or prejudice. In general, teams are able to remain consistent throughout the entire campaign. Therefore, finding out how they do on a game-to-game basis can give you an accurate look into how the team will play in their next fixtures — barring any major injury or setback.
Spot Undervalued Betting Opportunities
Once you get a good feel of stats in general, you’ll be able to start recognising areas that could provide some excellent betting value. Noticing that a team has taken over five corners in their last five matches or spotting that a certain player has received four yellow cards in his last six games are all great examples of this.
From a betting perspective, you may notice that a certain market has favourable odds, which could maximise your winnings.
ThePuntersPage Final Say
Finding the right bet can feel like winning the jackpot, so giving yourself a better chance always makes sense. This Coppa Italia stats and predictions tool should give you a great head start in finding the best betting opportunities.
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Coppa Italia Stats FAQs
Since the 2007/08 season, every final is held at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome. Prior to this, between 1980 – 2007, teams played two-legged home and away finals.
Three players have won the competition six times: Gianluigi Buffon, Dejan Stankovic, and Roberto Mancini. Mancini has also won the tournament four more times as a manager.
Juventus are well clear of their Italian Cup opposition, winning the tournament 14 times — five more than Roma and Inter Milan (the last Coppa Italia winners). They’re also the only team to win more than two in a row, winning four on the bounce between 2015 and 2018.
Only two teams from lower leagues have ever won the competition: Napoli in 1962, and Vado in 1922, with this being the inaugural edition. There have been four losing finalists, most recently: Ancona fell at the last hurdle in the 1994 final.