Fiorentina vs Atalanta

Fiorentina (51) have earned more than 50 points in their opening 30 Serie A games of the season for only the third time in their last 10 campaigns in the competition, after 2015/16 (55) and 2016/17 (51) terms.

Atalanta have played a Serie A match without firing a single shot on target for the first time since 26 February 2023, against Milan; furthermore, the Bergamaschi had nine shots without recording any on target in a league game for the first time since 7 April 2019, against Inter (nine).

Moise Kean (16) is the first Italian player to score more than 15 goals in a Serie A season with Fiorentina since Giuseppe Rossi, 16 goals in 2013/14.

Only against Bologna (57) and Napoli (55) have Fiorentina won more Serie A matches than against Atalanta (W53 D38 L32).

The most common score in Serie A meetings between Fiorentina and Atalanta is 0-0, recorded 15 times; however, the most recent 0-0 draw between the two teams was back in March, 2017. Furthermore, in each of the last three encounters, Fiorentina and Atalanta have scored five goals in total, the result of three 3-2 wins (two for the Viola and one for the Dea).

Among the teams faced at least 50 times on home soil in Serie A, Atalanta are the one against which Fiorentina have the highest percentage of home wins in the competition: 61%, thanks to 37 wins in 61 games (D15 L9). In general, only against Bologna have the Toscani won more meetings (40) on their own patch in the top-flight.

Fiorentina are the side that Atalanta have faced the most times in Serie A after Italian national team games: 22 such matches in the top-flight between the two teams, with nine wins for the Viola, six for the Nerazzurri and seven draws.

Fiorentina have won their last two matches in all competitions, scoring three goals in each of those (3-1 against Panathinaikos in UEFA Conference League and 3-0 against Juventus in Serie A) and in general they’ve scored 75 goals in 40 games this season: their average of 1.88 goals per match is the highest for the Viola in a single season since the 1960s.