Serie A title odds: Scudetto race heating up nicely

Wins by three of the top four teams in Serie A over the weekend means there is not much separating the contenders in the race for the title.

Inter Milan won away at Pisa, while AC Milan defeated Lazio 1-0 at home. The blockbuster clash between AS Roma and Napoli ended in the visitors sealing a pivotal 1-0 victory at the Stadio Olimpico.

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As such, only one point separates these four teams heading into December. The 2025/26 season could be the tightest title race in quite some time.

With odds from FIRST.com’s partners Betvictor, we take a look at not only some updated outright odds, but also top four odds for the selected teams.

Inter Milan – Evens

Inter Milan’s victory over Pisa was their first win since a 2-0 triumph against Lazio on November 9.

Despite that, the club remain the favourites to claim the Serie A title this season. Inter have lost four of their opening 13 league matches, yet sit in third place, a solitary point behind their city rivals.

Last week, Inter were 11/10 last week for the domestic title, but this has now shortened slightly to evens according to Betvictor.

With odds of 1/10 to claim a top four position, Inter look very likely to seal a Champions League spot at worst this term.

AC Milan – 5/2

Milan held on to seal all three points in the capital on Saturday evening thanks to a second-half effort by Rafael Leao.

Prior to this match, the Rossoneri were 7/2 third-favourites for the Scudetto. Thanks to that win, however, Milan have now emerged as the team most likely to challenge Inter, sitting at odds of 5/2.

They face Lazio again in the Coppa Italia last 16, before a trip to Turin to face Torino next Monday.

Furthermore, the Milanese side are 1/6 to seal a top four place this season.

Napoli – 11/4

Winning away at Roma could prove decisive for Napoli, especially with I Giallorossi leading they way prior to the latest round of fixtures.

All it took was a first-half goal from David Neres to secure the three points and Antonio Conte’s men have lost just twice in the Italian top flight this season.

After the last round of matches, Napoli were 3/1 to defend their domestic title. Following the win against Roma, however, these odds have shortened slightly to 11/4.

Napoli are level at the top alongside Milan and as it stands look certain of sealing at least a top four result by the end of the season, which is priced at 1/6 thanks to Betvictor.

AS Roma – 12/1

Roma were always going to be fourth-favourites for the title, despite an impressive start to life under Gian Piero Gasperini.

The club were 8/1 prior to the clash against Napoli, yet defeat at home to their title rivals has seen Roma’s odds drift out to 12/1 at the start of December.

Perhaps a more likely outcome is for Roma to finish in the top four this season, which is priced at 4/7. Generous indeed given their form.

Juventus – 16/1

Juventus were way out at 25/1 last week, but the Old Lady now sit at 16/1 with Betvictor following their victory over Cagliari.

Although the club occupy seventh in the table, they remain just five points adrift of leaders Milan.

Hardly a massive gap to overcome, but the club are already on their second permanent manager of the season and are certainly going through a transitional period.

Like Roma, they are probably more likely to push for the top four place rather than challenge for the league.

Juventus are 4/5 to achieve that and if they can get their act together over the next few weeks, momentum will build for sure. All odds courtesy of Betvictor. 

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Odds correct at the time of writing.

Previous odds

25/11/2025

With odds from FIRST.com’s partners William Hill, we take a look at the updated odds following the latest round of fixtures.

Inter Milan – 11/10

Inter’s loss against their city rivals at the weekend was their fourth of the Serie A season thus far. 

I Nerazzurri now sit three points off the top in fourth place after 12 matches, but the club are still the favourites to win a third title in five years.

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Inter don’t face another title contender until early next year, with a favourable run of fixtures coming up over the next few weeks.

Cristian Chivu will be aiming to build momentum over this period to back up their status as title favourites.

Napoli – 3/1

Antonio Conte has done a fantastic job since taking over a Napoli side who finished the 2023/24 campaign in tenth place.

Considering the club had secured a first league title since the halcyon days of Diego Maradona just 12 months before, they needed rejuvenation.

Enter Conte. He became the first manager to win Serie A with three different sides as Napoli claimed the Scudetto on a dramatic final day.

They find themselves third, two points behind Roma and William Hill have them at odds of 3/1 to successfully defend their title this season.

AC Milan – 7/2

Despite an impressive derby win, Milan are third favourites with William Hill at 7/2 to win their first title since 2022.

There is no doubt Maxi Allegri’s side have the appetite for a title challenge. So far this term, I Rossoneri have defeated Napoli, Roma and now Inter, along with grabbing a point against Juventus.

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It is their performances against those further down the table which could hinder them. A loss against Cremonese, along with dropping points against Pisa and Parma in recent weeks has prevented Milan from leading the table.

Could the 1-0 victory over Inter be a catalyst for more consistency? Time will tell.

AS Roma – 8/1

Roma took full advantage of Inter’s slip up to move two points clear at the top of the table on the weekend.

Gian Piero Gasperini led the club to a 3-1 win over Cremonese and this sets them up nicely for a blockbuster clash against Napoli next weekend.

Win that, and their current odds of 8/1 of winning a first Serie A title in 25 years could shorten significantly.

Juventus – 25/1

All is not well in Turin. Odds of 25/1 signal that they won't be near a first Scudetto since 2020 this season.

Having already sacked one manager, Luciano Spalletti is the man charged with leading the Juventus redemption arc.

He is currently undefeated across his first four matches in the dugout, although just one of those was a victory.

If the Italian can steady the ship this season, perhaps the 2026/27 campaign will be a more successful one for the Old Lady.

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Inter Milan – 5/6 

Despite suffering a chastening 5-0 defeat to PSG in the Champions League final last season, plus losing manager Simone Inzaghi, Inter remain favourites for a third Serie A title in five years.

After 11 games, Inter have won eight and lost three as they currently sit top of the table on 24 points.

Lautaro Martinez, Hakan Calhanoglu and summer signing Ange-Yoan Bonny have 13 league goals between them this season, suggesting that if they stay fit, the trio could be crucial between now and May.

Napoli – 4/1

After winning their first Scudetto in 33 years in 2023, Napoli regressed the following campaign, failing to even qualify for Europe as they slipped to tenth.

Step forward Antonio Conte. The Italian had forged a reputation for getting struggling teams back to their best, see Juventus (2011/12), Chelsea (2016/17) and Inter (2020) as perfect examples.

Napoli was no different. Throughout his maiden campaign in charge of the Gli Azzurri, Conte steered the club to another Serie A crown, losing just four matches all season.

Scott McTominay was the hero for the club, netting 12 goals during his maiden season in Serie A, including a goal in their final day win over Cagliari, which sealed the title.

The club currently occupy fourth, although they remain just two points behind Inter after 11 games.

AC Milan – 9/2

AC Milan might only be third favourites according to Ladbrokes, but without the burden of European football, they might just have the advantage this season.

The Rossoneri finished eighth last term, their worst finish for ten years, which meant the club missed out on qualifying for any of the three European competitions.

Maxi Allegri has since returned as manager. During his first spell between 2010 and 2014, he led Milan to a league title and SuperCoppa Italia glory. Can he replicate his previous success?

So far, Milan have suffered just one defeat and recently defeated fellow title challengers AS Roma 1-0 to sit third, two points behind their city rivals Inter.

Allegri’s men have the third-best attacking record in the top flight. Something which could help propel them to a first domestic crown since 2022.

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AS Roma – 12/1

The last time Roma finished higher than fifth in Serie A was back in 2017/18. That season, they also reached the semi-finals of the Champions League.

This summer, former Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini took over the reigns at the club and looks to finally have them challenging for glory.

Roma have only conceded five goals across their opening 11 league matches – the best defensive record in Serie A.

A 1-0 victory over arch rivals Lazio in matchday four was the highlight, but the capital side have only scored two or more goals in four of their league matches this season.

If Gasperino wishes to lead the club to a first league crown in 25 years, their attacking output will have to improve between now and May.

Juventus – 18/1

Juventus have fallen on hard times in recent years. Without a title since 2020, and only two Coppa Italia trophies, the Old Lady have underperformed of late.

As such, they are fifth favourites to win the league title this season at odds of 18/1. Having sacked Igor Tudor after a poor start to the season, Juventus are on their fourth permanent manager since 2021.

Luciano Spalletti has a wealth of experience, but even he might struggle to get a tune out of this squad, who sit sixth after 11 matches.