
Cremonese welcome Atalanta to the Stadio Giovanni Zini on 25 October in what promises to be a tactically tight Serie A fixture. The home side sit 10th with a string of draws peppered with the occasional win, while Atalanta occupy 8th and arrive undefeated in the league so far. Alberto Arena will take charge of the match, and the capacity of the Cremona ground — an intimate 20,641-seater — should ensure a lively atmosphere for what could be a cautious, low-scoring contest.
Cremonese’s recent run speaks to a team that is hard to beat; four draws in seven matches and a solitary loss underline their resilience. Their last outing, a 1-1 home draw with Udinese, featured Filippo Terracciano shining with the best player rating for Cremonese in that game. Atalanta, meanwhile, have been grinding out results across competitions, most recently a goalless draw in the Champions League against Slavia Praha where Charles De Ketelaere led the performance charts. Across their fixtures both sides have shown defensive solidity, producing a sequence of low-scoring encounters that should influence expectations for this matchup.
The numbers paint a clear picture: Atalanta dominate territory in the attacking metrics. They average nearly 94 attacks per match and a hefty 47.4 dangerous attacks, comfortably outpacing Cremonese’s 73.4 attacks and 27 dangerous moves. Atalanta’s shooting volume is also overwhelming — 104 total shots to Cremonese’s 47 — and they’ve converted at a higher rate, reflected in 11 goals scored compared to Cremonese’s eight. Defensively, Atalanta have conceded fewer goals (5) across seven games while Cremonese have shipped nine, hinting that Atalanta’s forward pressure can exploit gaps.
Yet the recent match reports suggest both teams have been prone to draws and low-score affairs: multiple 0-0s and 1-1s for both sides. Clean sheets are shared — two apiece — and over/under indicators show a relatively low frequency of matches with more than 2.5 goals. These patterns suggest a game where Atalanta’s superiority in attack could be decisive, but not necessarily produce a high-scoring shootout.
Expect Atalanta to control possession and generate more chances, pressing Cremonese’s defense and probing for openings. Cremonese will likely sit compact, aiming to frustrate and seek opportunities on the break or from set pieces. Given Atalanta’s attacking superiority and unbeaten momentum, the most likely narrative is a narrow Atalanta victory — perhaps by a single goal margin — with both teams cautious and the scoreline modest rather than expansive.
Betting suggestion: Back Away (Atalanta) in the 1X2 market at 1.63. This selection aligns with Atalanta’s superior attacking metrics, their unbeaten league run, and the bookmakers’ pricing which reflects a clear edge for the visitors.
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