😨 Four clubs winless after nine games: relegation looming? Stats👎 | OneFootball

The start of the 2025/2026 Serie A season has brought to light some negative records in the history of our league. In addition to the low point of the seventh matchday with only 11 goals scored, there is also another negative statistic.

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After 9 matchdays, there are as many as 4 teams still without a win: Fiorentina, Pisa, Genoa, and Verona are still searching for their first victory, and this is an absolute record in the last 25 years.

2003/04 RECORD BROKEN

The record in the 2000s before this season’s disaster belonged to the 2003/2004 season.

In the golden era of Serie A, there were 3 teams without a win after 9 matchdays: Empoli, Ancona, and Perugia struggled tremendously at the start of that season, which eventually saw all three relegated that year.

When Serie A had 4 relegation spots, 3 of them went to the winless teams after 9 matchdays, with Ancona finishing the season with only 13 points.

2 CLUBS WITHOUT WINS: 6 TIMES IN 25 YEARS

Cases with two teams winless after 9 matchdays have been much more frequent. Between 2005 and 2008, for three consecutive seasons, there were two teams without a victory at this point in the league.

In 2005/2006 it was Cagliari and Messina: at the end of the year, the Sicilians were relegated on the field, but Juventus’ administrative relegation after Calciopoli allowed the Giallorossi to stay in the top flight.

In 2006/2007 the pair was Chievo and Ascoli, with both teams eventually relegated at the end of the season. 

In 2007/2008 Reggina and Livorno had different fates, with the Calabrians surviving and the Tuscans finishing dead last and relegated to Serie B. Since 1999/2000, there have been 9 times when only one team had not secured a win after 9 matchdays, while there have been 10 times when every Serie A team had achieved at least one victory.

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