THE TRENDLINE Serie A IT

THE TRENDLINE Serie A football stats and trends

ITALIA
football stats made fun

We give you the stats you need to do what you love: argue about football. Every club charted against its own recent seasons. Track the trendlines.

01

The Table

2026-27 · matchday 3 · as of 2026-09-07
#Club PWDLGFGAGD Form
1Roma3300101+993.00114.0
2Inter330083+593.00114.0
3Como321073+472.3388.5
4AC Milan321052+372.3388.5
5Juventus321041+372.3388.5
6Frosinone320163+362.0076.0
7Lazio220020+263.00114.0
8Atalanta320143+162.0076.0
9Udinese211043+142.0076.0
10Sassuolo311155+041.3350.5
11Napoli310255+031.0038.0
12Cagliari210111+031.5057.0
13Torino310245-131.0038.0
14Lecce210124-231.5057.0
15Bologna301224-210.3312.5
16Parma301214-310.3312.5
17Monza301248-410.3312.5
18Venezia300327-500.000.0
19Genoa300317-600.000.0
20Fiorentina300319-800.000.0

Pace = points per match × 38. PPG trend = this season's points per match minus last season's full-season figure; it appears once a club has played 6 matches, and reads — until then. Form = last five, oldest to newest. Ordered by points, then goal difference, then goals for; the rank column keeps that order under any sort. Tie-break note: Table order is points, goal difference, goals for. Serie A and La Liga officially break ties on head-to-head records first, so an official table can differ where clubs are level on points.

02

The Clubs

six seasons · points per match

Trend lines: points per match, 2021-22 → 2026-27, from the club's own results. Green = rising against last season · Red = falling · Gold = even (±0.05) · Grey = no trend yet (fewer than 6 matches this season). A gap in the line is a season outside the top flight.

03

The Risers & Fallers

clubs · points per match

Most improved

trend vs last season

Trends appear once clubs have played 6 matches of 2026-27. 3 matchday(s) played so far.

Biggest drops

trend vs last season

Trends appear once clubs have played 6 matches of 2026-27. 3 matchday(s) played so far.

Basis: points per match in 2026-27 (after at least 6 matches) minus the club's points per match across the full 2025-26 season. A club outside the top flight last season carries no trend.

04

What This Is

A project to build the funnest possible football stats site — stats the way fans want them: interactive, packed with visuals, and filled with context so that the numbers make sense.

It has a dashboard for every club in Serie A: points pace against the club's own recent seasons, goals for and against, shots and corners where the data exists, home and away splits, the match log — and the league's goals-per-match trend since 1929-30. And every player with a minute on the pitch, sortable by who is trending up and who is trending down against last season. And a compare page that puts two Serie A careers on one chart, legends included, raw or era-adjusted. Who is rising this year? Who is dropping? Is the league scoring more than it did a decade ago? Find the answers here.

An independent project — not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Lega Serie A or any club. All stats are drawn from public football datasets, credited on the methodology page.

It's built and maintained by Alex Panetta, a 28-year journalist earning a master's in AI Management during a career sabbatical and builds apps as a hobby and for school projects — the Trend Line for hockey, this site's older sibling; Wandering Well, a hidden-gems travel site and app; and the Daily AI Digest, a daily briefing on AI for non-technical professionals. Reach out to discuss projects with him on LinkedIn.

05

The Numbers

Everything is fetched from public datasets by an automated pipeline — no estimates, no hand-entered stats. Where a source lacks a field, the page says so instead of filling it in. The state-of-the-club paragraphs are generated from fixed rules applied to the data, so the words can never outrun the numbers. Methodology →

There are no logos and no player photos on this site. The ball-in-the-net video is original to this site.