After the first nine days of the championship, Gennaro Gattuso's Lazio confirms itself as the most dominant team in terms of minutes of advantage, with 456 minutes out of a total of 810. The Roman club is the only team to have spent more than half the playing time in the lead, demonstrating a strong ability to manage the score and maintain pressure on the opponents.
In second place is Frosinone, who surprised everyone with a 400 minute lead. Max Alvini's team, still in the construction phase, managed to maintain its superiority for more than 40 minutes longer than the average of the other teams. Gasperini's Roma follow in third place, with 378 minutes of advantage, showing a good ability to take control of matches, although they have failed to reach the levels of Lazio and Frosinone.
Inter, on the other hand, find themselves in sixth position with only 290 minutes of advantage, highlighting a difficulty in dictating the pace of matches. Simone Inzaghi's team was often forced to chase, with less effective score management than other scoring teams. Juventus have also suffered a decline in performance, recording just 219 minutes of advantage, the lowest among the top teams, and are behind the likes of Bologna, Cagliari and Genoa.
At the bottom of the table are Venezia and Parma, with 48 and 42 minutes of advantage respectively, signaling a significant difficulty in maintaining control of the score. The other teams are distributed between 112 and 333 minutes ahead, with Milan standing out with 333 minutes, followed by Atalanta with 250 minutes and Napoli with 280 minutes.
This ranking, based on minutes of advantage, offers an alternative analysis of the teams' performances in the current season, highlighting not only the points earned but also the ability to manage the score during the matches. With the season still ongoing, teams will need to continue to improve their lead management to consolidate their positions in the league table.