Cagliari vs. Bologna (Tuesday, 5.30pm)
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Sitting together on nine points in the Serie A standings, Rossoblu rivals Cagliari and Bologna will convene in Sardinia on Tuesday evening.
While Bologna sat out the weekend action due to the postponement of their fixture with AC Milan, the hosts were beaten by high-flying Udinese.
We say: Cagliari 0-1 Bologna
Having had a little extra time on the training ground, Vincenzo Italiano could guide his ailing Bologna side to an overdue victory, prevailing by a single goal in Sardinia.
After throwing away two points against Genoa in their last league outing, the Emilians can conquer Cagliari and record just a second away win of the season.
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Lecce vs. Hellas Verona (Tuesday, 5.30pm)
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Seeking their first win since August, Serie A strugglers Lecce will host Hellas Verona on Tuesday evening, as the clubs clash at Stadio Via del Mare.
While the Salentini have lost four straight games without scoring, Verona were thrashed by Atalanta BC at the weekend, so they sit just four points higher in the table.
We say: Lecce 2-1 Hellas Verona
Lecce's long wait for a win could finally end, as they come up against Serie A's leakiest defence on Tuesday evening.
In fact, both teams concede goals at a rate of more than two per game, so it may be the case that whichever side makes fewer mistakes will prevail.
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AC Milan vs. Napoli (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Two teams vying for the Scudetto aim to improve their Serie A title prospects on Tuesday, when AC Milan welcome Napoli to San Siro.
While Milan's weekend game was postponed due to hazardous weather in Bologna, the league leaders posted a third straight win to move eight points clear of their Rossoneri rivals.
We say: AC Milan 1-1 Napoli
Although Napoli look a more disciplined side than hit-and-miss Milan, the Rossoneri are particularly tough to beat on home turf.
Despite the attacking riches available to both coaches, this contest could be tense and low-scoring, with a share of the spoils the most likely outcome.
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Ben Knapton
