Udinese

Udinese enter the current Serie A campaign under the guidance of Kosta Runjaic, with four matches played so far this season. The early results show a mixed picture: one win, one draw, and two losses, leaving the club with a goal difference of -2 after scoring 8 and conceding 10. That combination of numbers points to a team capable of attacking output but still working out its defensive solidity, having failed to keep a clean sheet in any of its opening four fixtures.

Looking at the split between home and away form adds further nuance. Udinese have yet to win at home, drawing one and losing one of two matches on their own turf, while their away form has actually been the stronger of the two, picking up a win alongside a loss in two matches on the road. The team's recent form string of DWLL suggests some inconsistency in stringing together results, though the presence of a win and a draw within that sequence shows the side is competitive rather than off the pace entirely.

In terms of goals, scoring 8 in four matches is a healthy return, indicating that Udinese have the attacking tools to trouble opponents and are not a side short of creativity or firepower going forward. However, conceding 10 in the same span highlights defensive vulnerabilities that will need addressing if the club hopes to convert its attacking promise into a more stable points return. For a club and fanbase accustomed to Serie A's competitive mid-table battles, this start represents a campaign in transition, one where the attacking identity is visible but where balancing that with defensive discipline remains the central challenge under Runjaic's management.