Serie A

Serie A Table

Italy · Season 2026-27 · matchday 6
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1Inter6510188+1016WWWDW
2Lazio6510114+716WWDWW
3Roma6420143+1114WWWDD
4Cagliari641163+313LWWWD
5Milan6330115+612WDDWD
6Juventus632195+411WDLWD
7Como 1907632196+311WWWLD
8Napoli6312106+410LLWDW
9Frosinone631297+210WWDWL
10Sassuolo6222101008WDWLD
11Atalanta520357-26WWLLL
12Lecce6204612-66LLWLL
13Bologna612357-25LDLDW
14Udinese5113811-34DWLLL
15Torino511358-34LLWLD
16Monza6114915-64LDLWL
17Genoa6114511-64LLDLW
18Parma6114410-64LDLWL
19Fiorentina6114714-74LLWDL
20Venezia FC5005413-90LLLLL

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 and results, and where to watch.