After the sixth matchday of Serie A, the ranking has consolidated with Inter leading with 16 points, four more than last year. Lazio, led by Gattuso, ended the day with a 3‑1 at the Olimpico against Monza, reaching a gap of +9 points compared to the previous season, the best margin of all the clubs. Gasperini's Roma, reduced to a second consecutive draw, finished with 14 points, one point less than in 2025/26. Pisacane's Cagliari, in fourth position, has accumulated 13 points, an increase of +5 compared to last year.
Weaker clubs showed negative results. Max Allegri's Napoli are relegated with 10 points, -5 compared to the previous year, while Bologna, who have already changed coach, are in fifth position with 5 points, -4 compared to 2025/26. Runjaic's Udinese, who closed the sixth matchday with a 2-1 defeat against Torino, are in last position with 4 points, -4 compared to the previous year. Amorim's Milan and Spalletti's Juventus also lost a point compared to 2025/26, with 12 and 11 points respectively.
On the contrary, some teams improved their position compared to the previous season. Genoa, with 4 points, gained +2 points, while Fiorentina, with 4 points, increased by +1 point. Torino ended the day with 7 points, +2 compared to last year, and Lecce, with 6 points, increased by +1. Even Fabregas' Como, despite having suffered a defeat and a draw in the last two matches, is in 11th place with 11 points, +2 compared to 2025/26.
In summary, the Serie A standings after the sixth matchday show a clear distinction between the top teams and those in difficulty. Inter and Lazio continue to dominate the standings, while Napoli and Bologna remain in decline. The improving teams, such as Genoa and Fiorentina, are catching up, while the others, including Milan and Juventus, have lost a point compared to the previous year. Next week it is expected that the leading teams will continue to fight for top position, while the relegated teams will try to reverse their situation.