Serie A Table: Gameweek 27 Results and Updated Table

In a thrilling Gameweek 27 of Serie A, football fans were treated to a spectacle of goals, drama, and shifting fortunes that have significantly impacted the league standings.

As the season progresses, every match becomes crucial in the battle for supremacy, European qualification, and survival in Italy’s top flight.

Here is everything you need to know about Gameweek 27 in the Serie A 23/24 season:

Wednesday 28th February

Napoli‘s Resurgence Under Calzona

Napoli, under the guidance of caretaker coach Francesco Calzona, delivered a statement performance with a 6-1 demolition of Sassuolo.

The match was a showcase for Victor Osimhen’s clinical finishing, as the Nigerian striker bagged a hat-trick, propelling Napoli to a much-needed victory.

Despite Sassuolo taking an early lead through Uros Racic, Napoli‘s resilience shone through, with Amir Rrahmani levelling the score before Osimhen and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia took the game away from the hosts.

This victory places Napoli ninth in the table, level on points with Lazio and just eight points shy of the coveted Champions League spots.

Inter Milan Stretch Their Lead

Inter Milan further solidified their position at the summit of Serie A with a commanding 4-0 win over Atalanta.

The victory, highlighted by goals from Matteo Darmian, Lautaro Martínez, Federico Dimarco, and Davide Frattesi, extends Inter‘s lead to a formidable 12 points over their closest rivals.

This result not only underscores Inter‘s title credentials but also raises questions about Atalanta‘s ability to secure European football next season, as they now sit fifth, two points behind Bologna.

Friday 1st March

Milan‘s Strategic Triumph

Milan‘s late victory against Lazio was a testament to their resilience and strategic prowess. In a game that was balanced on a knife-edge, substitute Noah Okafor emerged as the hero for Milan, breaking the deadlock in the 88th minute.

His goal came as a result of persistent pressure and an initial save from Lazio‘s goalkeeper, Ivan Provedel. Milan dominated possession throughout the game, and their patience finally paid off, catapulting them further up the Serie A table.

Lazio‘s Diminishing Fortunes

The match took a chaotic turn towards the end, with Lazio reduced to eight men following a series of dismissals. Luca Pellegrini’s second booking led to the first red card, followed by Adam Marusic and Matteo Guendouzi’s dismissals in stoppage time for their challenges on Christian Pulisic and Rafael Leão, respectively.

The match ended in high tension, with players from both sides confronting each other, reflecting the game’s intensity and the high stakes involved in the Serie A title race.

Saturday 2nd March

Roma‘s Form under De Rossi

A standout highlight from the Saturday games was Roma‘s impressive victory at Monza, marking another success in their recent resurgence under the guidance of Daniele De Rossi.

With a tactically sound approach, Roma‘s performance was encapsulated by Leandro Paredes following his goal from the penalty spot to make it 4-1.

Other Serie A Saturday Results

Elsewhere, Udinese came back from behind to draw 1-1 with Salernitana, despite Ebosele getting sent off in the 64th minute.

In the late kickoff between Torino and Fiorentina, it ended 0-0, despite Torino going down to 10 men late into the first half.

Sunday 3rd March

Napoli Secures Vital Win Against Juventus

In a thrilling encounter, Napoli managed to secure a narrow 2-1 victory over Juventus, marking their first consecutive wins in five months.

This crucial win has nudged Napoli closer to the European spots, a significant boost for their ambitions this season. Despite Juventus having several golden chances, including a miss from Dusan Vlahovic and a post-hit, Napoli‘s determination saw them through.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s powerful volley and Giacomo Raspadori’s late winner were enough to seal the deal for the home side.

Atalanta Stumbles at Home

In another surprising turn of events, Atalanta suffered a 2-1 defeat at home against Bologna. Scotland’s Lewis Ferguson scored the winner, putting a dent in Atalanta‘s aspirations for a higher finish.

This result further tightens the race for the European spots, making every game crucial as the season heads into its final stretch.

Elsewhere, Verona defeated Sassuolo 1-0, Frosinone drew 1-1 with Leece and Cagliari beat Empoli 1-0.

Monday 5th March

Inter‘s Victory: A Step Closer to the Title

Inter‘s overall performance this season has been nothing short of spectacular, with the team securing all nine of their league matches this calendar year.

The 2-1 victory over Genoa on Monday night not only mirrors their points total from the entire previous season but also places them significantly ahead of rivals Juventus and Milan.

The game against Genoa saw Inter breaking the deadlock through Kristjan Asllani, who capitalised on Alexis Sánchez’s assist. Controversy arose when Inter was awarded a penalty, which Sánchez converted.

Genoa‘s resilience saw them pulling one back through Johan Vásquez but had a potential equaliser ruled out for offside.

Controversial Calls and Genoa‘s Valiant Effort

The penalty decision became a focal point, with Genoa‘s manager, Alberto Gilardino, acknowledging the dubious nature of the call but choosing to highlight his team’s courageous performance instead.

Despite this setback, Genoa stands at 12th in the table, showcasing a respectable mid-table position.

Who are the favourites to win Serie A in 23/24?

Based on the latest insights and odds from Squawka, Inter Milan emerges as the overwhelming favourite to clinch the title.

Despite losing key players like Andre Onana, Milan Skriniar, and Edin Dzeko, Inter has shown resilience and dominance on the field.

Under the guidance of Simeone Inzaghi, the Nerazzurri have secured a comfortable lead at the top, winning 20 of their 24 matches and sitting nine points clear of their closest rivals Juve.

FAQ: Serie A 23/24 Season Favourites to win

Who are the current favourites to win the Serie A 23/24 season? Inter Milan are the clear favourites to win the Serie A title this season, with Juventus and AC Milan also considered strong contenders.

Why is Inter Milan considered the favourite to win the Serie A? Despite losing key players, Inter Milan has shown exceptional form, leading the league by a significant margin. Their performances under coach Simeone Inzaghi have been outstanding, with 20 wins in 24 matches.

What challenges has Juventus faced this season? Juventus has struggled with consistency, suffering three losses, including a defeat to Inter Milan. Their absence from European competitions has allowed them to focus on the Serie A, yet they’ve faced difficulties maintaining a winning streak.

Here is the table as it currently stands for Serie A: