Inter Milan and Lazio share the top of Serie A on 16 points after six matches, with Roma two points behind and unbeaten, while Venezia, newly promoted, are bottom with no points.
Inter Milan and Lazio lead the 2026-27 Serie A on 16 points each after six matches, according to Wikipedia’s table, which was last updated on 13 October. Each has won five and drawn one, with no defeats. Inter are the defending champions, having won the title for a 21st time last season.
Roma are third on 14 points with four wins and two draws and no defeats. Cagliari are fourth on 13 points with four wins, one draw and one defeat. AC Milan are fifth on 12 points with three wins and three draws, Juventus and Como are sixth and seventh on 11 points each, and Napoli are eighth on 10 points after three wins, one draw and two defeats.
Wikipedia says that Inter and Roma share the longest unbeaten run in the league, at six matches. By the records given, Lazio have also not lost, since they have five wins and a draw, so the statement on the page is not complete, and Delima News reports the records as listed.
At the bottom, Parma and Fiorentina are on four points each, with one win, one draw and four defeats, in 18th and 19th places, and Venezia are last on no points after six defeats. The page says that Venezia hold the longest winless run and the longest losing run in the league, both at six matches. The club is one of three promoted this season, along with Frosinone and Monza.
The leading scorer is Roma’s Donyell Malen with six goals, according to the same page. Roma’s unbeaten run owes something to his scoring, but the sources reviewed do not give the details of his goals or the assists behind them.
The table is tight. Between first and eighth there are only six points, which is Delima News’ calculation from the 16 points of the leaders and the 10 of Napoli. The sources reviewed do not describe Napoli’s form or the reasons for their slower start.
The season runs from 22 August 2026 to 30 May 2027, according to the page. Six matches are about a sixth of the 38-match season, so the early table is a guide to form and not a prediction of the final order.
Four clubs remain unbeaten on the records given: Inter, Lazio, Roma and AC Milan, which is Delima News’ own reading of the table, since Milan have three wins and three draws. Juventus have lost once and Napoli twice. The top four are separated by only three points, from 16 to 13.
Some Serie A clubs are also in European competition, and Delima News has published a Champions League matchday 3 preview.
On points per game, Inter and Lazio have taken 2.67 a game, Roma 2.33 and Cagliari 2.17, while Napoli have taken 1.67. Those rates are Delima News’ calculations from the points and games played. The sources reviewed do not give goal differences, so the leaders cannot be separated beyond the points total.
The next round will show whether Inter and Lazio can keep their records and whether Venezia can take their first point.
Image: The Stadio Olimpico in Rome, home of Roma and Lazio (file photo). Photo: Messapi, cropped by Blackcat / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
