Atalanta

Atalanta sit among the lower-scoring sides yet carry the league's worst defensive record, a combination that limits their ceiling; Roma lead the attacking charts while Como set the defensive standard. In practical terms that means matches involving Atalanta tend to produce chances but also expose their back line, so opponents who press intelligently can exploit clear defensive frailties.

Discipline is heavily skewed by venue: Atalanta pick up far more yellow cards away from home than at their own ground, indicating a tougher, more physical edge on the road while remaining relatively disciplined at home. Red cards are rare and do not form a notable pattern.

Their biggest wins are narrow (3-1 at home, 1-0 away) while defeats have included a heavy 3-0 home loss and a 2-0 away reverse, which signals a modest ceiling and an occasionally worrying floor. Put simply, Atalanta can grind out tight victories but remain susceptible to being undone by definitive losses when their defensive frailties are exposed.

Set pieces are a real home strength—Atalanta win a healthy supply of corners at home but that threat drops markedly away, where they also concede more corners than they win. That home-away gulf in corner generation gives them a useful platform at their ground but little of the same leverage on the road.