Atalanta Bergamo – Pisa Tip Serie A, Matchday 1 on Sunday, 08/24/25 at 8:45 p.m.
It is a historic moment for the Bergamaschi: For the first time since the 1951/52 season, the northern Italians are entering a new season with a foreign coach on the bench.
However, what I have seen so far from “La Dea” under Ivan Jurić in various test matches has not convinced me at all. A 0-4 defeat against Cologne? That’s hard to explain to your own fans.
Consequently, in my Atalanta Bergamo vs. Pisa prediction, I recommend not placing any football bets on the hosts. The newly promoted team could pick up a point or two at the Gewiss Stadium on the first matchday of Serie A!
My Atalanta Bergamo vs. Pisa tip: Double chance X2
These are the arguments for my tip:
- Bergamo has not won any of its last three test matches!
- The new coach of the Bergamaschi has a difficult legacy to live up to!
- Pisa has no pressure and nothing to lose!
Atalanta Bergamo vs. Pisa AI predictions:
Our model’s AI prediction for Atalanta Bergamo vs. Pisa gave me three suggestions, several of which I liked quite a bit.
For example, the suggestion “Under 3.5 goals” at odds of around 1.50. If the Bergamaschi are as unimaginative as they have been in some of their test matches, then Sunday could be a very tough affair.
Predicted chance of winning:
| Atalanta Bergamo win |
Draw |
Pisa win |
| 65.3% |
18.3% |
16.4% |
The result bet “0:0 at half-time” is another excellent suggestion. It promises odds of around 3.20 and is by no means a long shot.
If Bergamo’s early offensive attempts come to nothing, then there could well be no goals before the break.
And that brings us to what is perhaps our AI model’s best suggestion: Atalanta will NOT score in both halves.
The odds of 1.70 are reasonable, and I can see the hosts dictating the game at times, but not throughout!
What you need to consider when betting on Atalanta Bergamo vs. Pisa
- Atalanta won their last 7 Serie A opening games with a total score of 21:5.
- In their last six home games, Atalanta only kept a clean sheet once (2 wins, 1 draw, 3 losses).
- None of Pisa’s last 5 league games ended with more than one goal difference (3 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss).
- 8 of Pisa’s last 12 league games ended with over 2.5 goals.
