Italy Serie A predictions

The 2013–14 Serie A season in Italy was full of surprises.

The Italian Serie A, sometimes referred to for sponsorship reasons as Serie A TIM, held its 112th season in 2013-2014, marking it as Italy's top-tier soccer league. The season began on August 24, 2013, and concluded on May 18, 2014. During this season, Nike provided an official match ball, the Incyte model. Juventus entered as the defending champions and successfully secured their third consecutive title. Bookmakers were uncertain about predictions and tips favoring Juventus, but punters closely observed the team's form to make their own successful predictions.

20 teams compete in Italy's Serie A fixtures

Twenty teams participated in the Italy Serie A fixtures. Seventeen of these teams played in the 2012–2013 season, while three were promoted after that season ended. That year, Pescara, Palermo, and Siena were relegated to Serie B due to poor performance. Their replacements were Sassuolo, the champion of Serie B that year, Hellas Verona, the runner-up, and Livorno, which won in the play-offs. Hellas Verona returned to Serie A after an eleven-year absence, making it a notable comeback. Livorno had been out for four seasons, while Sassuolo made its debut in Serie A. This situation challenged tipsters providing Italy Serie A betting tips due to the newcomers in the league.

In Italy's Serie A, there were five derbies from the same metropolitan areas.

This marked the first time in the history of Italy's Serie A fixtures that five derbies were played between teams from the same city. In Milan, it was Milan and Internazionale. In Turin, it was Torino and Juventus. In Rome, it was Roma and Lazio. In Genoa, it was Sampdoria and Genoa, and in Verona, it was Hellas Verona and Chievo.

Italy's Serie A separated from Serie B in 2010.

The Lega Nazionale Professionisti B, commonly known as Italy Serie B, is a professional second-tier soccer league that participates in matches throughout Italy, similar to Italy Serie A fixtures. The league was established following a split in 2010, resulting in the creation of both Italy Serie A and Italy Serie b. Each year, tipsters are actively engaged in betting on Italy Serie A predictions, as the tips for these fixtures have proven valuable.