Serie A Predictions and Betting Tips: Tips for Every Match

Ilario Monterisi has had a shot in 7 of his last 10 for Frosinone, at 1.21 per 90 across 970 minutes, and he averages 69 minutes a game when he plays.

Frosinone take 18.6 shots a game and hit 6.25 on target. That is about 70% on his own record, against the 50% implied by Evens.

Matteo Cichella has had a shot on target in 5 of his last 10 for Frosinone, at 0.63 per 90 across 1,291 minutes, and he averages 72 minutes a game when he plays.

Frosinone take 18.6 shots a game and hit 6.25 on target. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 33% implied by 2/1.

Giacomo Calò has had a shot on target in 5 of his last 10 for Frosinone, at 0.79 per 90 across 1,711 minutes, and he averages 86 minutes a game when he plays.

Frosinone take 18.6 shots a game and hit 6.25 on target. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 44% implied by 5/4.

Farès Ghedjemis has committed a foul in 6 of his last 10 for Frosinone, at 0.5 per 90 across 1,264 minutes, and he averages 74 minutes a game when he plays.

Sassuolo hold 47.3% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 50% implied by Evens.

Giorgi Kvernadze has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Frosinone, at 0.25 per 90 across 1,464 minutes, and he averages 73 minutes a game when he plays.

Frosinone pick up 2.3 cards a game and there are 4.9 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 15% implied by 11/2.

Antonio Raimondo has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Frosinone, at 0.24 per 90 across 1,483 minutes, and he averages 74 minutes a game when he plays.

Frosinone pick up 2.3 cards a game and there are 4.9 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 18% implied by 9/2.

Frosinone have won 12 of their last 20, drawing 6, and at home they have scored 2.27 a game and conceded 0.82 across 11 matches.

Sassuolo average 1.45 scored and 1.30 conceded. The venue splits project 1.97 against 1.07, which puts Frosinone at about 50% to win, against 22% for the draw.

Both teams have scored in 10 of Frosinone's last 20 matches and 15 of Sassuolo's. Frosinone concede 0.95 a game and Sassuolo 1.30.

On the venue splits the projection is 1.97 against 1.07, which puts both teams scoring at about 60%.

Frosinone have gone past 2.5 goals in 65% of their last 20 matches and Sassuolo in 70%, with 90% and 85% going past 1.5.

Frosinone average 2.05 scored and 0.95 conceded, Sassuolo 1.45 and 1.30. On the venue splits that projects 1.97 against 1.07, about 3.0 goals in the match and 63% for over 2.5.

On the venue splits this projects Frosinone 1.97 against Sassuolo 1.07, and 2-1 is the single likeliest scoreline that comes out of it at about 8.5%.

Correct score is the widest market on the coupon, so this is not a value call - it is the scoreline our numbers land on most often, and it backs Frosinone, which is where the board has the match too.

Two things have to land, and the numbers support both: Frosinone to win is about 50% and both teams scoring about 60%. Frosinone score 2.05 a game and concede 0.95, and Sassuolo have scored in 15 of their last 20.

bet365 price the combination at 3/1.

Amir Rrahmani has had a shot in 6 of his last 10 for Napoli, at 1.24 per 90 across 1,160 minutes, and he averages 89 minutes a game when he plays.

Napoli take 13.4 shots a game and hit 4.65 on target. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 55% implied by 5/6.

Rafa Marín has committed 2 or more fouls in 4 of his last 8 for Napoli, at 1.69 per 90 across 693 minutes, and he averages 87 minutes a game when he plays.

Venezia hold 64.45% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 27% implied by 11/4.

Antoine Hainaut has committed 2 or more fouls in 4 of his last 10 for Venezia, at 1.2 per 90 across 1,720 minutes, and he averages 86 minutes a game when he plays.

Napoli hold 57.2% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 33% implied by 2/1.

Gianluca Busio has been booked in 4 of his last 10 for Venezia, at 0.3 per 90 across 1,510 minutes, and he averages 84 minutes a game when he plays.

Venezia pick up 1.8 cards a game and there are 3.65 in their matches. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 25% implied by 3/1.

Joel Schingtienne has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Venezia, at 0.17 per 90 across 1,601 minutes, and he averages 84 minutes a game when he plays.

Venezia pick up 1.8 cards a game and there are 3.65 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 25% implied by 3/1.

Venezia win 4.85 corners a game and Napoli 5.75, with 2.6 and 3.05 of those in the first half.

That leaves about 11 in the match, a 73% chance of 9 or more against the 56% implied by 4/5.

On the venue splits this projects Venezia 1.51 against Napoli 1.35, and 0-1 is the single likeliest scoreline that comes out of it at about 8.4%.

Correct score is the widest market on the coupon, so this is not a value call - it is the scoreline our numbers land on most often, and it backs Napoli, which is where the board has the match too.

Manuel Akanji has had a shot in 7 of his last 10 for Inter, at 0.97 per 90 across 1,303 minutes, and he averages 87 minutes a game when he plays.

Inter take 17.45 shots a game and hit 6.1 on target. That is about 70% on his own record, against the 55% implied by 5/6.

Carlos Augusto has had a shot on target in 4 of his last 10 for Inter, at 0.41 per 90 across 1,092 minutes, and he averages 68 minutes a game when he plays.

Inter take 17.45 shots a game and hit 6.1 on target. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 27% implied by 11/4.

Lewis Ferguson has committed 2 or more fouls in 6 of his last 10 for Bologna, at 1.91 per 90 across 1,320 minutes, and he averages 73 minutes a game when he plays.

Inter hold 59.4% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 52% implied by 10/11.

Marcus Thuram has scored in 5 of his last 10 for Inter, at 0.76 per 90 across 1,068 minutes, and he averages 67 minutes a game when he plays.

Inter score 2.45 a game. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 44% implied by 5/4.

Lautaro Martínez has been booked in 4 of his last 10 for Inter, at 0.45 per 90 across 805 minutes, and he averages 67 minutes a game when he plays.

Inter pick up 1.75 cards a game and there are 3.45 in their matches. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 11% implied by 17/2.

Hakan Çalhanoğlu has been booked in 4 of his last 10 for Inter, at 0.67 per 90 across 667 minutes, and he averages 61 minutes a game when he plays.

Inter pick up 1.75 cards a game and there are 3.45 in their matches. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 20% implied by 4/1.

Inter have won 11 of their last 20, drawing 6, and on the road they have scored 1.89 a game and conceded 1.56 across 9 matches.

Bologna average 1.10 scored and 1.50 conceded. The venue splits project 1.39 against 1.98, which puts Inter at about 55% to win, against 22% for the draw.

Both teams have scored in 9 of Bologna's last 20 matches and 13 of Inter's. Bologna concede 1.50 a game and Inter 1.40.

On the venue splits the projection is 1.39 against 1.98, which puts both teams scoring at about 60%.

On the venue splits this projects Bologna 1.39 against Inter 1.98, and 1-2 is the single likeliest scoreline that comes out of it at about 8.9%.

Correct score is the widest market on the coupon, so this is not a value call - it is the scoreline our numbers land on most often, and it backs Inter, which is where the board has the match too.

Two things have to land, and the numbers support both: Inter to win is about 55% and both teams scoring about 60%. Inter score 2.45 a game and concede 1.40, and Bologna have scored in 9 of their last 20.

bet365 price the combination at 11/5.

Donyell Malen has had 3 or more shots in 8 of his last 10 for Roma, at 3.82 per 90 across 1,602 minutes, and he averages 80 minutes a game when he plays.

Roma take 14.5 shots a game and hit 5.2 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.

Evan Ndicka has committed a foul in 9 of his last 10 for Roma, at 1.62 per 90 across 1,334 minutes, and he averages 83 minutes a game when he plays.

Genoa hold 50.6% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.

Leo Østigård has been booked in 4 of his last 10 for Genoa, at 0.27 per 90 across 1,326 minutes, and he averages 88 minutes a game when he plays.

Genoa pick up 1.45 cards a game and there are 3.75 in their matches. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 35% implied by 15/8.

Mario Hermoso has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Roma, at 0.28 per 90 across 1,593 minutes, and he averages 80 minutes a game when he plays.

Roma pick up 1.8 cards a game and there are 3.85 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 25% implied by 3/1.

Roma have won 11 of their last 20, drawing 6, and at home they have scored 2.50 a game and conceded 1.10 across 10 matches.

Genoa average 0.85 scored and 1.25 conceded. The venue splits project 1.85 against 0.92, which puts Roma at about 62% to win, against 22% for the draw.

On the venue splits this projects Roma 1.85 against Genoa 0.92, and 2-0 is the single likeliest scoreline that comes out of it at about 10.9%.

Correct score is the widest market on the coupon, so this is not a value call - it is the scoreline our numbers land on most often, and it backs Roma, which is where the board has the match too.

Jesper Karlström has had a shot in 6 of his last 10 for Udinese, at 0.58 per 90 across 1,554 minutes, and he averages 86 minutes a game when he plays.

Udinese take 12.1 shots a game and hit 4.15 on target. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 50% implied by Evens.

Jürgen Ekkelenkamp has had a shot on target in 6 of his last 10 for Udinese, at 0.6 per 90 across 1,344 minutes, and he averages 79 minutes a game when he plays.

Udinese take 12.1 shots a game and hit 4.15 on target. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 55% implied by 5/6.

Jürgen Ekkelenkamp has scored in 4 of his last 10 for Udinese, at 0.33 per 90 across 1,344 minutes, and he averages 79 minutes a game when he plays.

Udinese score 1.35 a game. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 28% implied by 13/5.

Danilo Veiga has been booked in 4 of his last 10 for Lecce, at 0.31 per 90 across 1,752 minutes, and he averages 88 minutes a game when he plays.

Lecce pick up 1.85 cards a game and there are 3.2 in their matches. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 27% implied by 11/4.

Keinan Davis has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Udinese, at 0.32 per 90 across 855 minutes, and he averages 66 minutes a game when he plays.

Udinese pick up 1.95 cards a game and there are 3.25 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 15% implied by 11/2.

Tiago Gabriel has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Lecce, at 0.24 per 90 across 1,495 minutes, and he averages 83 minutes a game when he plays.

Lecce pick up 1.85 cards a game and there are 3.2 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 23% implied by 10/3.

Udinese have won 6 of their last 20, drawing 4, and at home they have scored 0.80 a game and conceded 0.90 across 10 matches.

Lecce average 0.95 scored and 1.55 conceded. The venue splits project 1.47 against 1.05, which puts Udinese at about 49% to win, against 26% for the draw.

On the venue splits this projects Udinese 1.47 against Lecce 1.05, and 1-0 is the single likeliest scoreline that comes out of it at about 10.8%.

Correct score is the widest market on the coupon, so this is not a value call - it is the scoreline our numbers land on most often, and it backs Udinese, which is where the board has the match too.

Máximo Perrone has had a shot in 6 of his last 10 for Como, at 0.91 per 90 across 1,282 minutes, and he averages 64 minutes a game when he plays.

Como take 16.9 shots a game and hit 5.65 on target. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 50% implied by Evens.

Álex Jiménez has had a shot in 3 of his last 5 for Fiorentina, at 0.73 per 90 across 372 minutes, and he averages 74 minutes a game when he plays.

Fiorentina take 13.35 shots a game and hit 4.25 on target. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 52% implied by 10/11.

Trevoh Chalobah has had a shot in 4 of his last 7 for Como, at 0.71 per 90 across 630 minutes, and he averages 90 minutes a game when he plays.

Como take 16.9 shots a game and hit 5.65 on target. That is about 57% on his own record, against the 45% implied by 6/5.

Radu Drăguşin has had a shot in 3 of his last 6 for Fiorentina, at 0.5 per 90 across 540 minutes, and he averages 90 minutes a game when he plays.

Fiorentina take 13.35 shots a game and hit 4.25 on target. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 38% implied by 13/8.

Lucas Da Cunha has had 3 or more shots in 4 of his last 10 for Como, at 1.96 per 90 across 1,468 minutes, and he averages 73 minutes a game when he plays.

Como take 16.9 shots a game and hit 5.65 on target. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 20% implied by 4/1.

Anastasios Douvikas has scored in 5 of his last 10 for Como, at 0.66 per 90 across 1,355 minutes, and he averages 68 minutes a game when he plays.

Como score 1.95 a game. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 42% implied by 7/5.

Luca Ranieri has been booked in 4 of his last 10 for Fiorentina, at 0.31 per 90 across 1,452 minutes, and he averages 85 minutes a game when he plays.

Fiorentina pick up 2.15 cards a game and there are 4.05 in their matches. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 23% implied by 10/3.

Fiorentina win 4.2 corners a game and Como 5.65, with 1.9 and 3.25 of those in the first half.

That leaves about 10 in the match, a 65% chance of 9 or more against the 56% implied by 4/5.

Como have won 12 of their last 20, drawing 4, and on the road they have scored 1.73 a game and conceded 1.09 across 11 matches.

Fiorentina average 1.20 scored and 1.40 conceded. The venue splits project 1.20 against 1.57, which puts Como at about 46% to win, against 25% for the draw.

Both teams have scored in 11 of Fiorentina's last 20 matches and 12 of Como's. Fiorentina concede 1.40 a game and Como 1.00.

On the venue splits the projection is 1.20 against 1.57, which puts both teams scoring at about 56%.

On the venue splits this projects Fiorentina 1.20 against Como 1.57, and 1-2 is the single likeliest scoreline that comes out of it at about 8.6%.

Correct score is the widest market on the coupon, so this is not a value call - it is the scoreline our numbers land on most often, and it backs Como, which is where the board has the match too.

Two things have to land, and the numbers support both: Como to win is about 46% and both teams scoring about 56%. Como score 1.95 a game and concede 1.00, and Fiorentina have scored in 11 of their last 20.

bet365 price the combination at 11/4.

Éderson has had a shot in 7 of his last 10 for Atalanta, at 1.27 per 90 across 1,415 minutes, and he averages 74 minutes a game when he plays.

Atalanta take 13.85 shots a game and hit 4.7 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.

Samuel Chukwueze has had a shot on target in 4 of his last 7 for Milan, at 0.64 per 90 across 561 minutes, and he averages 80 minutes a game when he plays.

Milan take 13.0 shots a game and hit 4.25 on target. That is about 57% on his own record, against the 48% implied by 11/10.

Raoul Bellanova has committed a foul in 5 of his last 10 for Atalanta, at 0.86 per 90 across 840 minutes, and he averages 60 minutes a game when he plays.

Milan hold 53.9% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 44% implied by 5/4.

Fikayo Tomori has committed 2 or more fouls in 5 of his last 10 for Milan, at 1.54 per 90 across 760 minutes, and he averages 69 minutes a game when he plays.

Atalanta hold 51.3% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 40% implied by 6/4.

Strahinja Pavlović has been booked in 5 of his last 10 for Milan, at 0.3 per 90 across 1,791 minutes, and he averages 90 minutes a game when he plays.

Milan pick up 1.75 cards a game and there are 3.9 in their matches. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 25% implied by 3/1.

Fikayo Tomori has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Milan, at 0.36 per 90 across 760 minutes, and he averages 69 minutes a game when he plays.

Milan pick up 1.75 cards a game and there are 3.9 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 15% implied by 11/2.

On the venue splits this projects Milan 1.46 against Atalanta 1.23, and 1-0 is the single likeliest scoreline that comes out of it at about 9.4%.

Correct score is the widest market on the coupon, so this is not a value call - it is the scoreline our numbers land on most often, and it backs Milan, which is where the board has the match too.

Andrea Cambiaso has had a shot in 7 of his last 10 for Juventus, at 0.83 per 90 across 1,080 minutes, and he averages 68 minutes a game when he plays.

Juventus take 17.75 shots a game and hit 6.1 on target. That is about 70% on his own record, against the 58% implied by 8/11.

Pape Matar Sarr has had 2 or more shots in 3 of his last 5 for Juventus, at 2.16 per 90 across 334 minutes, and he averages 67 minutes a game when he plays.

Juventus take 17.75 shots a game and hit 6.1 on target. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 42% implied by 11/8.

Zeki Çelik has had a shot in 4 of his last 7 for Juventus, at 0.62 per 90 across 581 minutes, and he averages 83 minutes a game when he plays.

Juventus take 17.75 shots a game and hit 6.1 on target. That is about 57% on his own record, against the 40% implied by 6/4.

Manuel Locatelli has committed a foul in 10 of his last 10 for Juventus, at 2.29 per 90 across 1,260 minutes, and he averages 90 minutes a game when he plays.

Lazio hold 50.25% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.

Juventus have won 11 of their last 20, drawing 7, and at home they have scored 2.00 a game and conceded 0.50 across 10 matches.

Lazio average 1.30 scored and 1.05 conceded. The venue splits project 1.46 against 0.93, which puts Juventus at about 53% to win, against 27% for the draw.

Both teams have scored in 8 of Juventus' last 20 matches and 8 of Lazio's. Juventus have kept 11 clean sheets in that run and failed to score in 2, against 7 and 6 for Lazio.

At home Juventus score 2.00 a game and concede 0.50; away from home Lazio score 1.10 and concede 0.70. That puts at least one side blanking at about 57%.

Juventus have stayed under 2.5 goals in 70% of their last 20 matches and Lazio in 60%, with just 25% and 15% of their matches going past 3.5.

Juventus average 1.70 scored and 0.75 conceded, Lazio 1.30 and 1.05. On the venue splits that projects 1.46 against 0.93, about 2.4 goals in the match and 61% for under 2.5.

On the venue splits this projects Juventus 1.46 against Lazio 0.93, and 1-0 is the single likeliest scoreline that comes out of it at about 11.8%.

Correct score is the widest market on the coupon, so this is not a value call - it is the scoreline our numbers land on most often, and it backs Juventus, which is where the board has the match too.

Alessandro Romano has had a shot on target in 4 of his last 6 for Cagliari, at 0.84 per 90 across 535 minutes, and he averages 89 minutes a game when he plays.

Cagliari take 11.75 shots a game and hit 3.55 on target. That is about 67% on his own record, against the 50% implied by Evens.

Samuele Birindelli has had a shot on target in 5 of his last 10 for Monza, at 0.58 per 90 across 1,406 minutes, and he averages 88 minutes a game when he plays.

Monza take 13.75 shots a game and hit 5.3 on target. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 36% implied by 7/4.

Andrea Carboni has had a shot on target in 4 of his last 10 for Monza, at 0.36 per 90 across 1,238 minutes, and he averages 73 minutes a game when he plays.

Monza take 13.75 shots a game and hit 5.3 on target. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 25% implied by 3/1.

Eddy Kouadio has committed 2 or more fouls in 4 of his last 6 for Monza, at 1.36 per 90 across 531 minutes, and he averages 88 minutes a game when he plays.

Cagliari hold 43.85% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 67% on his own record, against the 52% implied by 10/11.

Daniel Maldini has scored in 4 of his last 6 for Cagliari, at 0.82 per 90 across 438 minutes, and he averages 73 minutes a game when he plays.

Cagliari score 0.90 a game. That is about 67% on his own record, against the 33% implied by 2/1.

Gustavo Varela has scored in 3 of his last 5 for Monza, at 0.84 per 90 across 428 minutes, and he averages 86 minutes a game when he plays.

Monza score 1.60 a game. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 35% implied by 15/8.

Monza have won 7 of their last 20, drawing 6, and at home they have scored 1.67 a game and conceded 1.11 across 9 matches.

Cagliari average 0.90 scored and 1.15 conceded. The venue splits project 1.54 against 1.14, which puts Monza at about 43% to win, against 25% for the draw.

Both teams have scored in 13 of Monza's last 20 matches and 9 of Cagliari's. Monza concede 1.55 a game and Cagliari 1.15.

On the venue splits the projection is 1.54 against 1.14, which puts both teams scoring at about 54%.

On the venue splits this projects Monza 1.54 against Cagliari 1.14, and 2-1 is the single likeliest scoreline that comes out of it at about 8.7%.

Correct score is the widest market on the coupon, so this is not a value call - it is the scoreline our numbers land on most often, and it backs Monza, which is where the board has the match too.

Two things have to land, and the numbers support both: Monza to win is about 43% and both teams scoring about 54%. Monza score 1.60 a game and concede 1.55, and Cagliari have scored in 9 of their last 20.

bet365 price the combination at 15/4.

Pietro Comuzzo has had a shot in 3 of his last 5 for Torino, at 0.64 per 90 across 425 minutes, and he averages 85 minutes a game when he plays.

Torino take 10.85 shots a game and hit 3.3 on target. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 42% implied by 11/8.

El Bilal Touré has had a shot on target in 4 of his last 6 for Parma, at 0.79 per 90 across 456 minutes, and he averages 76 minutes a game when he plays.

Parma take 9.7 shots a game and hit 2.75 on target. That is about 67% on his own record, against the 56% implied by 4/5.

Both teams have scored in 9 of Parma's last 20 matches and 14 of Torino's. Parma concede 1.30 a game and Torino 1.50.

On the venue splits the projection is 1.31 against 1.20, which puts both teams scoring at about 54%.

On the venue splits this projects Parma 1.31 against Torino 1.20, and 1-2 is the single likeliest scoreline that comes out of it at about 7.4%.

Correct score is the widest market on the coupon, so this is not a value call - it is the scoreline our numbers land on most often, and it backs Torino, which is where the board has the match too.