Serie A: table, results and fixtures
Season Anomaly Rating — Italian Serie A
based on analysed matches — 1 case on fileThe Italian Serie A xG table: the biggest over- and underperformers of the season by expected goals.
"Robbed" — lost while winning the xG. "Stole" — won while losing the xG. greyed out — teams with a single case: not enough data to rank.
Most Anomalous Matches — Italian Serie A
Bravsen Intelligence automatically monitors Italian Serie A matches and publishes a risk report for every statistical anomaly. An investigation opens when a match's Crime Index exceeds 60% — indicating a significant divergence between team xG figures and the actual score. Total for Serie A published 1 investigation.
Italy's Serie A is a championship of fine margins: low-scoring games, defending as an art form, and matches where one goal outweighs a dozen chances. This is exactly where xG analysis earns its keep — the fewer the goals, the more important it is to know whether they were fair.
Serie A Match Reviews: Statistics, xG, Conversion
Every Italian league game gets the full Bravsen Intelligence treatment: shot geography, blocked attempts, set pieces, discipline. The xG model answers calcio's eternal question — who actually controlled the game at 1:0. Matches where the result drifts from the substance receive an elevated anomaly index and a dedicated report.
Italian Football Results Under The Microscope
Serie A produces more wins "on class" than any league — minimal shots, maximal composure. We show where that class is real and where a team simply got a friendly bounce from its finishing: every result, with goal minutes and table context, is broken down in the feed above.
Serie A History And Format
Italy's unified championship dates back to 1929; today it is 20 clubs and 38 rounds, with the champions earning the right to wear the Scudetto — the tricolour shield. Juventus hold the title record; the Milan pair of Inter and AC Milan contest the history books with them, and Napoli's recent surges have refreshed the plot.
How many teams play in Serie A?
20, with the bottom three relegated to Serie B.
Why are Serie A's low-scoring games anything but boring?
Because when one goal is the whole price, every episode weighs more: Italy's anomaly index reacts less to shootouts and more to matches where a single goal contradicts the entire game.