It’s the final round of the Serie A season with the Capocannoniere and Europa League up for grabs, plus the head-to-head for third Napoli v Lazio.
Click here for all the individual match previews from Serie A Week 38.
We have reached the last stage of the tournament and the final verdicts will be delivered on Sunday night.
The biggest prize still to be assigned is third place, with it access to the Champions League preliminary round.
It’s the final round of the Serie A season with the Capocannoniere and Europa League up for grabs, plus the head-to-head for third Napoli v Lazio.
Click here for all the individual match previews from Serie A Week 38.
We have reached the last stage of the tournament and the final verdicts will be delivered on Sunday night.
The biggest prize still to be assigned is third place, with it access to the Champions League preliminary round.
As fate would have it, the game to decide this is a showdown between Napoli and Lazio.
The Partenopei will only qualify with a victory, as it would take them level on points, but in front in the head-to-head record.
The action begins today at 17.00 UK time (16.00 GMT) with Verona against Juventus, which is above all the fight for the Capocannoniere title between Luca Toni and Carlos Tevez.
This evening Milan play probably their final game under Coach Pippo Inzaghi, visiting one of his old clubs Atalanta.
On Sunday there’s one 17.00 UK time (16.00 GMT) kick-off, as Cagliari say goodbye to Serie A after 11 years against Udinese.
All the other fixtures are at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT), including Fiorentina-Chievo potentially Vincenzo Montella’s swansong, Inter–Empoli as Mauro Icardi takes his stab at the top scorer title and goals guaranteed in Sassuolo–Genoa.
Sampdoria hope Genoa’s off the field problems give them the chance to enter the Europa League, but need a result against Parma to be sure even of that.
Roma can celebrate second place by hosting Palermo and Torino take on Cesena.