Italy: Soccer Power Index of Serie A clubs 2020

As of October 7, 2020, FC Internazionale Milano was the Serie A club recording the highest Soccer Power Index (84), followed in the list by Juventus FC and SSC Napoli. The Soccer Power Index (SPI) ranks clubs worldwide, using four criteria to analyze their performances, namely goals scored, adjusted goals, shot-based expected goals, and non-shot expected goals. Whereas the adjusted goals metric looks at the conditions under which a goal was scored, the shot-based expected goals metric takes into account the number of shots took in matches and the actual number of scored goals. Finally, the non-shot expected goals metric analyzes non-shooting actions.

Soccer Power Index of Serie A soccer clubs in Italy as of October 13, 2020

Characteristic	Soccer Power Index
FC Internazionale Milano	84
Juventus FC	82.2
SSC Napoli	81.1
AC Milan	80.6
Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio	79.8
AS Roma	75.3
SS Lazio	72.3
ACF Fiorentina	69.3
Sassuolo Calcio	65.7
Udinese Calcio	61.7
Bologna FC	60
UC Sampdoria	59.9
Hellas Verona FC	58.6
Torino FC	57.4
Parma Calcio 1913	55.5
Cagliari Calcio	55.5
Genoa CFC	54.9
Benevento Calcio	54.6
FC Crotone	52
Spezia Calcio	51.1

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Release date

October 2020

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Worldwide

Survey time period

October 7, 2020

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The source provides the following information about the methodology: "four metrics are used from each match — goals scored, adjusted goals, shot-based expected goals and non-shot expected goals — to evaluate team performances. Those evaluations are expressed as offensive and defensive ratings for each team. And those ratings, in turn, let us calculate win/loss/draw probabilities for future matches and simulate the season thousands of times to estimate each team’s chances of winning the title.

Offensive SPI: the number of goals the team is expected to score in such a match
Defensive SPI: the number of goals the team is expected to concede in such a match
Overall SPI: the percentage of points the team is expected to take in such a match"

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