Top Three Betting Tips for Serie A Matchday 20 | OneFootball

The first Serie A round of 2025 was incomplete as Atalanta, Inter, Juventus, and Milan fought for Supercoppa Italiana glory in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. After emerging victorious from the mini-tournament, Sergio Conceicao seems fully prepared for his touchline debut in Serie A.

Indeed, Milan denied fierce rivals Inter a chance to become the first team in Italian Super Cup history to win four consecutive titles. Despite trailing by two goals in the 47th minute, the Rossoneri pulled off an epic comeback to win 3-2 and take the trophy home.

Shell-shocked, Simone Inzaghi’s men return to Serie A this weekend, looking to close a four-point gap on pacesetters Napoli. Meanwhile, beaten semi-finalists Atalanta and Juventus brace up for high-stakes away clashes against Udinese and Torino, respectively.

Therefore, an exciting Serie A weekend is upon us. Without further ado, let’s look at our premium tips for avid bettors to place their wagers on. Those of you in Australia may also want to check websites like https://casinonicau.com/, which offer a range of games to kill time between one Calcio game and another.

Torino vs Juventus

Thiago Motta may be the only manager in Serie A yet to lose a league fixture this season, but he can’t be proud of Juventus’ league record. Indeed, his charges have drawn a league-high 11 matches, picking up just seven wins.

As a result, they trail Napoli by 12 points. After a heart-wrenching loss to Milan in the Middle East, Motta can ill afford another slip-up. Facing Torino could be just what the doctor ordered, considering Juventus have only lost one of their last 39 meetings with Torino (W29, D9).

Juventus’ imperious record in the famous Derby della Mole over the past 30 years forms a perfect backdrop for their quest to defy an underwhelming run of five draws from their last six top-flight outings. As if that’s not promising enough, their crosstown rivals have only won one of their nine league games since the start of November (D4, L4).

Udinese vs Atalanta

Despite mounting a genuine Scudetto challenge, Atalanta faltered in their maiden Italian Super Cup appearance. Gian Piero Gasperini’s side slumped to a 2-0 defeat to Inter, registering their first scoring blank in all competitions since a scoreless home draw against Celtic in October.

However, they’ve been firing on all cylinders in Serie A. A 1-1 stalemate at Lazio at the tail-end of the last calendar year extended Atalanta’s unbeaten league run to 13 matches (W11, D2). A record-equaling 14th consecutive undefeated contest in the top flight is a distinct possibility.

Indeed, they’ve not lost any of their last 14 league encounters against Udinese (W9, D5), including a come-from-behind 2-1 triumph in November’s reverse fixture. With Udinese losing three of their four home league games since the start of December (D1), Atalanta are in pole position to tighten the noose on Napoli.

Milan vs Cagliari

It took Conceicao only two games in charge to win his first trophy as Milan manager! Victories against Juventus and Inter have quickly made the San Siro faithful forget about Paulo Fonseca’s embarrassing tenure, renewing the club’s optimism amid a woeful Serie A campaign.

Stuck eight points adrift of the top four after only winning two of their last seven league games (D4, L1), Milan must avenge a gut-wrenching 3-3 draw in the reverse fixture. Despite that setback, their head-to-head record against Cagliari this century remains nothing short of remarkable.

The 19-time Italian champions have only lost one of their 39 clashes against the Sardinian outfit since the turn of the new millennium (W30, D8), including three consecutive victories by 4+ goals ‘to one’ at this stadium! It takes no rocket science to put pieces together.