Serie A

Italy · League

2026/2027

Serie A 2026/2027 Season Overview

The Serie A table early in the 2026/2027 campaign reveals a tightly contested title race, with AS Roma and Inter sitting pretty atop the standings, both clocking in six points and separated only by goal difference. AC Milan and Juventus aren’t far behind either, all locked on six points, making for a rather snug top five with Lazio also joining the fray.

This early cluster suggests the championship could be anyone’s guess, though AS Roma’s superior goal difference hints they might be setting the pace. Meanwhile, Udinese and Como are quietly making their case for European spots, sitting just a couple of points shy of the top five.

Down the other end, Fiorentina find themselves languishing at the foot of the table with a minus seven goal difference and zero points, a position nobody wants to be in. The spread from top to bottom is a modest six points, reflecting either a fiercely competitive league or the early stage of the season when fortunes are still very much in flux.

League Pulse

Goals / match (starters)
1.56
Starter goals only; excludes subs + own goals
Top passers
Defenders
39.5 passes/game
Most fouls
Defenders
0.15 yc/game

League trends

Goals / match — last rounds
2.45
Goals / match · Last 2 rounds
Avg cards / player / game
0.10
Cards / player / game · Last 2 rounds
Clean sheets %
32.5%
Clean sheets % · Last 2 rounds
Updated 4 Sept 2026
#TeamPPts
1AS Roma26
2Inter26
3AC Milan26
4Juventus26
5Atalanta26
6Lazio26
7Udinese24
8Como24
9Frosinone23
10Napoli23
11Sassuolo23
12Cagliari23
13Lecce23
14Torino20
15Bologna20
16Genoa20
17Parma20
18Monza20
19Venezia20
20Fiorentina20
Last 5: ←oldest

Serie A Table Analysis for 2026/2027

AS Roma and Inter are level on points at the top after two rounds, creating an early-season stalemate rather than a runaway leader scenario. The top five teams—Roma, Inter, AC Milan, Juventus, and Lazio—all share the same points tally, indicating a tightly contested summit where goal difference is currently the tiebreaker.

At the other end, there is a 6-point spread between the top and bottom, which suggests a degree of separation but nothing too dramatic given the season's infancy. Mid-table clubs like Udinese and Como are a couple of points shy of the leaders, keeping the chase interesting. Meanwhile, the bottom five teams have yet to get off the mark, with Fiorentina struggling the most on goal difference. Overall, the league is shaping up for a competitive campaign where every matchday counts.