Serie A Standings 2025-2026

Inter Milan have established themselves as the dominant force in Serie A 2025-2026, holding 62 points after 27 matchdays with an impressive record of 19 wins, 5 draws and just 3 defeats. Simone Inzaghi's side have built their campaign on a remarkable balance between attack and defence: 58 goals scored (best in the league) and only 20 conceded (also best), producing a +38 goal difference that no rival can match. The strike partnership of Marcus Thuram (16 goals, 6 assists) and Lautaro Martinez (14 goals, 5 assists) has produced 30 goals combined, accounting for 52% of the team's total output.

SSC Napoli sit second on 58 points, four behind Inter. Antonio Conte has restored defensive solidity (22 goals conceded) through a disciplined tactical system that has yielded 17 wins and just 3 defeats. Romelu Lukaku (11 goals, 5 assists) and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (9 goals, 8 assists) provide a complementary attacking duo, but Napoli's scoring rate of 2.0 goals per game trails Inter's 2.15. Consistency has been Napoli's hallmark — only 3 losses in 27 matches — but closing a 4-point gap against the league's most complete squad demands Inter drop points in at least two of their remaining 11 fixtures.

AC Milan (53 pts, 3rd) and Juventus (52 pts, 4th) are locked in a fierce battle for the final Champions League berth. Milan rely on Rafael Leao (9 goals, 6 assists) and a diversified attack (48 goals), while Thiago Motta's Juventus prioritise defensive structure (24 conceded) with Dusan Vlahovic (12 goals) as their focal point. Atalanta (50 pts, 5th) remain a dangerous outsider thanks to the second-best attack in the league (52 goals) powered by the Retegui-Lookman partnership (25 combined goals), making the race for European places one of the tightest in recent Serie A history.

The battle for survival at the foot of the Serie A table is equally compelling. The current relegation zone features intense competition, with only a handful of points separating the teams in 15th through 20th place. The fight for European qualification is similarly congested: AS Roma (45 pts, 6th) hold the final Conference League spot, but SS Lazio (43 pts, 7th) and ACF Fiorentina (41 pts, 8th) are both within striking distance. Just 4 points separate these three clubs heading into the final stretch of the season.

Bologna FC (39 pts, 9th), who enjoyed a historic Champions League qualification last season, are having a more difficult campaign but remain in the European conversation. The depth of competition is reflected in the narrow 15-point spread between 5th and 10th place, ensuring that the final 11 matchdays will be critical for at least half the league.