2019-20 Serie A Betting - Italian League Winner Odds

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2019-20 Italian Serie A Betting Odds

Serie A does not get the respect that it deserves. It doesn’t have the same prestige as some of the other domestic leagues in Europe even though it has the same tradition and success on the European level. International football is largely what have you done for me lately, so more recent fans don’t have the same appreciation for Italian soccer that they do for other countries. However, the three big Serie A clubs are among the most decorated in the world.

Italy has had a lot of success in the Champions League, although no Italian team has won the competition since 2010. A team from Serie A has gone on to win the Champions League 12 times, making this the third-most prolific country in terms of Champions League titles. A.C. Milan, or Milan for short, leads the way with seven titles, the second-most of any club. Internazionale has won the Champions League three times and was the last Italian team to accomplish the feat. Juventus has won two Champions League titles, but the snake-bitten club has finished runner-up a record seven times.

Juventus has had the least international success of the three big Italian clubs, but The Old Lady has nearly double the number of titles as the two teams from Milan. Juventus has won 35 Serie A titles since the league began its current form back in 1929. Internazionale and AC Milan have both won 18 titles, while the next most successful club is Genoa with 9 scudettos. The last club outside of the big three to win was Roma back in 2001.

2019-20 Italian Serie A Clubs

Past Serie A Winners

Juventus added to its record number of consecutive scudettos with another Serie A title last season. It was the eighth straight title for The Old Lady, and they are the overwhelming favorite again coming into this season.

Empoli and Frosinone lasted just one season in Serie A. Frosinone looked set to go down from the outset, but Empoli are cursing their luck a little bit. They finished tied on points with Genoa and had more wins, yet they lost both of their meetings in the regular season. Chievo Verona were always going to finish in last place after their financial issues before the start of the season, and they earned just 17 points.

Hellas Verona earned promotion after just one season in Serie B by virtue of winning the promotion playoff. They finished in fifth place during the regular season, so they had to knock off three other clubs on their path to promotion. Brescia and Lecce were the other two teams promoted and neither team had been in the top flight since the early part of the decade.

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