As one of the most technical leagues in the world, Serie A stats can be hugely influential in your betting decisions. We’ve got data for days, and enough information on all kinds of markets to give you a betting edge against most bookies. We’ll also go through some tips and tricks to get the most out of them.
What Are Serie A Stats?
Serie A stats are any bit of information that could be calculated and used to create a clearer picture of how the league is evolving. Our football stats table is divided into six sections to give as much insight as possible. They’re fully focused on betting value, so our metrics are market ready.
Italy Serie A statistics will also help you to recognise team tactics like playing style and strength, player form and trends, as well as refereeing styles. These will help you make more informed decisions when betting.
Although, if you prefer simply finding a market with betting intent and using it straight away, you can. Football betting stats like both teams to score, clean sheets, corners, cards, assists, shots, pass accuracy and over 60 more metrics can be used to place bets without any tweaking needed.
How to Use Serie A Betting Stats
The Serie A stats betting tab is best suited for the ones who main concern is their betslip. It shows all the most popular metrics in the form of betting markets.
That means that corners, cards, goals and many more metrics are shown in an over/under format, giving you accurate, up to date betting insights, without bogging you down with extra details.
For example, if you’re interested in Inter’s corner rate, you can check the team stats, but if you want to see Inter’s over 7.5 corner rate, the betting tab is for you.
There are 26 betting stats to choose from, and each one has their own sub metrics to provide even more betting value. For example, the Serie A booking stats are split into over 1.5, over 2.5, up to over 6.5 card metrics. Exploring each metric is the best way to truly understand all this tab has to offer.
Serie A Betting Stats You Should Consider
While all our Serie A stats have their merits, and some niche markets can add more value to a punter willing to put in the work in, there are some that are too good to miss. These are the tried and tested betting stats, which are useful for both the newbies and the ardent veterans.
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Under 2.5 Goals: Famously a low-scoring league, the Serie A statistics show that more than half of the games played, 52%, feature less than 2.5 goals. It’s a market found on every bookie and can be perfect for a Serie A bet builder.
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Over 2.5 cards: Serie A may not be the toughest league out there, but with an average rate of 3.8 cards per game, our Serie A card stats would suggest checking out this market.
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Clean sheets: The Serie A stats for clean sheets show 4 teams that had over 40% of their matches ending with no goals suffered. Only three other teams across the top 5 leagues could do that, and none came from Ligue 1 or the Premier League.
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Over 8.5 corners: 9 teams have had over 8.5 corners in more than 60% of their matches. As far as Italy Serie A corner stats go, that’s a decent number of clubs consistently hitting the market.
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Both teams to score: Generally, the 2024–25 Serie A stats show that the rate of BTTS is lower than other leagues. That means odds will tend to be higher, so finding teams at the top of this table could provide better value than any other top league.
7 Serie A Betting Stats to Back Your Wagers
If you’re looking for a quick overview of the Serie A stats that could matter most to you, we’ve got you. Here are a few quick tips for some even quicker wins.
It’s the lowest of the top 5 leagues. That means that most goal markets will show higher odds, so betting on high scoring teams could hold more value.
This happened 53 times, which is 13.9%. Betting on draws could be a great option for Serie A, as they do happen relatively often.
This is the same for all top 5 leagues, but it happened 121, only La Liga had more with 122. It’s a safe bet for a half time result, which would have come off 31.8% of the time.
That’s 196 matches ending with both teams scoring. It’s a relatively low rate, but still a decent bet to make.
It’s a strong home advantage, and worth looking deeper into. In fact, you can see 24% more goals scored, and 19% less goals conceded by home teams.
It’s a decent amount; the tactical technicians aren’t afraid of a crunching tackle every now and again. Worth an over 1.5 card punt on most games.
That’s a brilliant rate for Serie A corner stats. 56% of matches have ended with over 8.5 corners. and 46% ended with over 9.5 corners.
Serie A Player & Team Stats
The Serie A player stats give you a huge wealth of information on every player in the league. It’s brilliant betting leverage if you want to add player markets to a bet builder, or as a single bet.
There are 20 metrics, each with in depth details on the metric. You can toggle the stats to view them as a rate per game or filter out players who’ve made less than 40% appearances. You can view players by position or search specific teams and players if you're going for a more focused approach too.
The Serie A team stats are just as versatile; 16 metrics with dozens of sub metrics, you’re spoilt for information. You can filter each table by club, and view ‘per game’ stats, which are very helpful if you’re betting on over/under markets.
Serie A Top Performers
Serie A has been a hotbed for young talent, and Premier League rejects. The 2024–25 Serie A stats for the top goal scorers reads: Mateo Retegui (Atalanta), who’s a young Italian star, with 25 goals, and Moise Kean (Fiorentina) and Ademola Lookman (Atalanta), on 19 and 15. Two former Everton players styling it out in Serie A.
Romelu Lukaku (Napoli) is top in the Serie A player stats for assists with 10, and Kim Min-Jae has the best passing record with 72.8 accurate passes per game (91%). Five of the top six players in the pass accuracy stats play for Napoli.
As far as Serie A goalkeeper stats go, Mile Svilar (Roma) and Alex Meret (Napoli) have kept the most clean sheets, with 16 apiece. Cremonese goalkeeper Marco Carnesecchi has the highest rate of saves per game, 4.0.
The standout this year, and Serie A’s MVP winner is, of course, Scott McTominay. A brilliant player whose talents have finally flourished, he’s been a joy to watch, and is being likened to Maradona. High praise for the Scotsman.
Attacking & Defensive Team Records
Serie A teams are hardly known for their attacking prowess but Inter have been the standout attacking team of the season. They’ve scored the most goals, 79, created the most chances, 126, kept the most possession, 59.7%, took the most shots, 15.1, and the fourth most shots on target. The Nerazzurri were unlucky not to top the Serie A stats standings this season.
Defensive duties have always been the Italians’ bread and butter. Napoli lifted the title thanks to their disciplined style of play, keeping 19 clean sheets, and conceding just 27 goals, – 8 less than anyone else. They also did so with the lowest Serie A foul stats, 10.2 per game.
Serie A Referee Stats
Serie A referee stats are a rare gem within stats. They’re nuanced but hold a lot of potentially untapped value. Our stats give you a record of all the cards, fouls and penalties awarded by all the referees who officiated at least one game each season.
The best way to use the Serie A referee stats is by filtering per game, and this gives you a more digestible number that can help when betting. For example, Davide Massa handed out 81 yellow cards in 18 matches, per game though, that’s 4.5 per match, meaning betting on over 3.5 cards in his games is a safer choice.
How Do Refs Influence Betting Markets?
Referees play a huge role in determining a few key betting markets. These mainly have to do with cards, fouls and penalties. Each referee has their own style, some are lenient and let play go on, while some are strict and will dish out a yellow for even the lightest of tackles.
The stats show a clearer picture of each match. For example, the average Serie A card stats add up to 3.68 for yellows. But each referee may have wildly different numbers. For example, Daniele Doveri gave out 43 yellows in 18 matches, which is 2.39 per game. Antonio Rapuano, however, gave out 65 yellows in just 14 matches, that’s 4.64 per game. A big difference in betting terms.
Analysing Serie A Standings & Fixtures
The Serie A standings can provide a birds eye view when betting. You can see which teams are doing well, and which aren’t. Our standings have all the classic metrics such as points, wins, losses or goals but there’s a brilliant addition – a form guide.
The form metric shows you how well a team is doing. If they’re near the bottom, but are winning games, you might be able to predict, and bet on, a resurgence. If you hover over the form guide, you’ll be able to see each individual result too.
The Serie A fixtures tab is also perfect for betting. You can see all upcoming and previous matches by round, and we’ve even picked out the bookies with the best odds available for each match. What more could you need?
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Serie A Stats FAQs
Silvio Piola is the all-time Serie A top scorer. He scored 274 goals with Pro Vercelli, Lazio, Juventus and Novara.
Juventus holds the record with 102 points in the 2013/14 season. They're the only team to pass the 100 mark and only dropped 12 points all season. Three draws and two losses.
There are 380 games in a Serie A league season. Each team plays 38 games, 19 home and 19 away.
Juventus are, by far, the best team in Serie A history. They've won the Scudetto 36 times (or 38 if you’re a Juve fan). That’s 16 more than any other club.
Serie A stats help you see patterns, form well researched predictions, and help you spot potential value, rather than betting on your gut.
Not exactly. There are no end of season playoffs, but playoffs are played to decide titles, relegation or European qualification if teams are tied on points. The last playoff was a relegation playoff between Spezia and Verona in 2023. Verona won 3-1.
The Serie A first expanded to 20 clubs for the 1946-47 season but reverted to 16 or 18 teams until it re-expanded to 20 in 2004. It has been the same ever since.