Juventus to finish in the top 6 of the Italian Serie A has drifted to 2/7 at Paddy Power, out from 1/7, as three of three bookmakers ease their odds.
The odds on Juventus to finish in the top 6 of the Italian Serie A have drifted out from 1/7 to 2/7 with Paddy Power, and after a flat night in Genoa, the bookies have a fair point.
Juventus have drifted to a best price of 2/7 with Paddy Power, out from 1/7, with three of three bookmakers easing their odds.
Skybet also offer 2/7, while Betfair Sportsbook have Juventus at a shorter 1/4.
Roma are the favourites at a best price of 1/33 with Paddy Power, and Juventus are fourth-shortest in the market.
The move comes after a 2-0 Serie A defeat away to Genoa on 28 October 2026, with Francisco Conceição missing through injury.
The drift has an obvious starting point. Genoa beat Juventus 2-0 at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, and the damage was done before half-time. Kingsley Ehizibue's early opener deflected in off Andrea Cambiaso, and then a defensive turnover gave Tommaso Baldanzi a second. It was messy, avoidable stuff at the back.
The table shows why the market reacted. That was Juventus's third league defeat of the campaign, and it leaves them eighth in the log. Luciano Spalletti is also short of bodies in the wide and attacking areas. Winger Francisco Conceição is out with a dislocated left shoulder, while defender Zeki Çelik and forward Nico González both picked up low-grade muscle injuries in a Europa League match. Add defensive errors to a thinner attack and you can see why the odds on Juventus to finish in the top 6 of the Italian Serie A eased to 2/7 with Paddy Power. A drift like that is a warning, but it isn't a verdict on the season.
Italian Serie A Top 6 Finish odds
Best odds 2/7 with Paddy Power (matched by Skybet), worst 1/4 with Betfair Sportsbook.
Last updated: 29 October 2026, 11:07 UK time
Odds below are live and may have changed since publishing this article.
Are Juventus favourites to finish in the top 6 of the Italian Serie A?
No. Roma are the favourites at a best price of 1/33 with Paddy Power, and the market treats their place in the top six as close to a formality. Juventus are fourth-shortest at 2/7 with the same firm. That is still strong backing, just without the confidence the bookies show in the three sides above them. The detail that stands out is that Juventus now sit at a longer price than the one AC Milan are trading at, which shows how much ground the Genoa result cost them in the betting.
Roma – 1/33 with Paddy Power, Skybet and Betfair Sportsbook, the shortest price in the market.
Como – 1/12 with Paddy Power, Skybet and Betfair Sportsbook.
AC Milan – 1/7 with Paddy Power, Skybet and Betfair Sportsbook, the price Juventus have drifted out from.
Juventus – 2/7 with Paddy Power and Skybet, fourth-shortest after the drift.
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Can Juventus get back on track to finish in the top 6 of the Italian Serie A?
We'll learn plenty in the next week. Juventus host Napoli in Serie A on 1 November 2026 and then travel to AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League on 5 November. The injury list is not getting any shorter. Conceição is still going through conservative rehabilitation on his shoulder, and Çelik and Nico González remain sidelined, so Spalletti has to find width and goals from a smaller group. The bigger fix is at the back, though. Conceding twice before the break through a deflection and a turnover is the sort of sloppiness that costs a side its place in the top six. Our take is that the drift is a fair reaction to a messy night rather than a collapse. Until Juventus tighten up, the odds on Juventus look about right for a side that has to prove it belongs back among the shorter prices.
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