Monza-Cremonese

We start at 14:00 GMT when13th-placed Monza host to 19th-placed Cremonese in the Saturday afternoon kick-off in Serie A.

The Biancorossi are looking to build on the four points they have picked up in their previous two matches, having drawn with Hellas Verona and beaten Empoli in their last two Serie A outings. 

La Cremo go in search of just their second win of the season after their landmark win against Roma three weeks ago, having lost their two matches against Fiorentina and Sassuolo since then. 

Unavailable to Monza are Juventus loanee Nicolo Rovella and Brazilian centre-half Marlon who miss out through injury. 

La Cremo will have to do without Vladi Chiriches who is expected to return to training next week. 

Monza (3-4-2-1): Di Gregorio; Izzo, Pablo Marì, Caldirola; Ciurria, Machin, Sensi, Carlos Augusto; Pessina, Caprari; Petagna.

Cremonese (3-4-3): Carnesecchi; Ferrari, Bianchetti, Vasquez; Sernicola, Benassi, Pickel, Valeri; Buonaiuto, Tsajdout, Okereke.

SalernitanaBologna 

Paulo Sousa’s Salernitana are set to do battle with Thiago Motta’s Bologna in Saturday’s late afternoon kick-off in Serie A. 

The Granata have picked up five points from their past three league matches, after their 3-0 win over Monza was followed up by draws against Sampdoria and impressively against Milan last Monday. 

The Rossoblu have had a mixed bag of results over their last five outings, with decent wins against Sampdoria and Inter under their belts in recent weeks, but have also lost to Monza and Torino in that period and most recently were held to a stalemate against Lazio last Saturday. 

Venezia loanee Domen Crnigoj is set to miss out through injury for the Granata. 

Bologna will be without Nicola Bagnolini and Nicolas Dominguez who continue to recover from their respective injuries. 

Thiago Motta is also set to leave out Marko Arnautovic, who hasn’t featured for Bologna since coming off the bench in the 1-0 loss to Monza in February.

The game at the Stadio Arechi is at 17.00 GMT. 

Salernitana (3-4-2-1): Ochoa; Daniluc, Gyomber, Pirola; Mazzocchi, Coulibaly, Bohinen, Bradaric; Candreva, Kastanos; Dia.

Bologna (4-2-3-1): Skorupski; De Silvestri, Soumaoro, Lucumi, Cambiaso; Moro, Medel; Orsolini, Ferguson, Lyogiannis; Barrow.

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