Bari

Football Italian Serie B

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Empoli38-741DWLDL

Sudtirol38-1041DLLLD

Bari38-2240WWLLL

Reggiana38-2037WLDLW

Spezia38-1635DDLWL

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About Betting on Bari

Bari, founded in 1908, plays at the Stadio San Nicola in Puglia, southern Italy. The club competed in Serie A during the 1980s and has spent most of its history in Serie B and lower Italian divisions. Bari holds the Coppa Italia among its honours and maintains a fierce rivalry with neighbouring Lecce. Known for developing young talent and sustaining competitive football across multiple tiers, the club remains a significant institution within Italian football's regional landscape.

Club Facts

Current league136

Recent League History

Season	League	Pos	Pts	GF	GA
2024/25	136	9	48	41	40
2023/24	136	17	41	42	50
2022/23	136	3	65	60	40
2021/22	136	-	-	0	0

Betting on Bari: What the Data Shows

Across the last five seasons, Bari matches have been defined by high-scoring contests, with both teams scoring in 66.8% of fixtures. However, the club's attacking output remains modest: Bari scored 2+ goals in 27.6% of matches and 3+ goals in just 10.1% of matches over this period. The BTTS market has dominated Bari fixtures, reflecting defensive vulnerability despite a home clean sheet rate of 28.1% compared to 25.7% away. Conversely, Bari failed to score in 28.8% of matches historically, making win-to-nil wagers less reliable. Bettors backing BTTS have found consistent opportunity, whilst those seeking high-volume attacking performances will find limited statistical support in Bari's five-year record.

When was Bari founded?

Bari was founded in 1908 as a merger of two local clubs. The club is based in Puglia, in southern Italy, and has been a fixture in Italian football for over a century.

What is Bari's home ground?

The club plays at the Stadio San Nicola in Bari, which opened in 1990 and has a capacity of approximately 58,000. The stadium is named after the patron saint of the city and remains the club's home.

What are Bari's main rivalries?

Bari's fiercest rivalry is with Lecce, another club from Puglia. The two sides contest the Derby del Sud (Southern Derby), one of the most intense matches in Italian football. Other regional rivals include Foggia and Taranto.

When was Bari's most successful period?

Bari's peak came in the 1980s and 1990s when the club competed regularly in Serie A and reached the Coppa Italia final in 1991. That era established Bari as one of southern Italy's leading football institutions.