Serie A Table

Season 2026–2027 · matchday 2

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1Roma110040+43W
2Inter110041+33W
3Napoli110020+23W
3Lecce110020+23W
5Milan110021+13W
5Atalanta110021+13W
7Cagliari110010+13W
7Juventus110010+13W
7Lazio110010+13W
10Como 190710101101D
10Udinese10101101D
12Sassuolo100112-10L
12Torino100112-10L
14Bologna100101-10L
14Frosinone100101-10L
14Parma100101-10L
17Genoa100102-20L
17Venezia FC100102-20L
19Monza100114-30L
20Fiorentina100104-40L

Champions League · Europa League · Relegated

Twenty clubs, thirty-eight rounds. Head-to-head results separate teams level on points, and only then goal difference.

What each position is worth

Four Champions League places, one Europa League place at fifth and a Conference League place at sixth, with the Coppa Italia winner entering the Europa League and pushing the league places down when it has already qualified.

The bottom three go to Serie B. Italy has no relegation play-off in the top flight, though Serie B decides its own final promotion place that way, which is how Monza came up this summer.

How ties are broken

Head-to-head record first, as in Spain, then goal difference. Italy goes further than anywhere else at the very top: two clubs finishing level on points for the title play a one-off match to decide it rather than settling it on goals.

Because Serie A produces fewer goals than the other major leagues, goal difference separates fewer clubs here, and the head-to-head rule ends up deciding more positions than it does in Spain.

Coloured bands mark European qualification and relegation as things stand today. See also the fixtures, results and where to watch.