Monza vs. Cagliari (Saturday, 2.00pm)
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Five places separate Monza and Cagliari in the Serie A table heading into this weekend's gameweek 29 clash at the U-Power Stadium on Saturday.
The home side are back in mid-table after winning three in four, while Claudio Ranieri's in-form team have moved from 19th to 15 after recent positive results in their survival battle.
We say: Monza 1-1 Cagliari
The spoils could be shared on Saturday, with Cagliari's form possibly seeing them avoid losing at the U-Power Stadium.
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Udinese vs. Torino (Saturday, 2.00pm)
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Serie A's draw specialists will meet on Saturday afternoon, as Udinese and Torino lock horns at Bluenergy Stadium.
While the Bianconeri remain dangerously close to the drop zone despite beating Lazio last time out, their visitors are aiming to finish inside the top half of the table.
We say: Udinese 1-1 Torino
Only one outcome is to be expected between two low-scoring teams that struggle to put opponents away. Another draw will leave both sides frustrated, but they may have to settle for one point apiece.
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Salernitana vs. Lecce (Saturday, 5.00pm)
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Salernitana have another opportunity against a relegation rival this weekend when they host Lecce at Stadio Arechi in gameweek 29 in Serie A on Saturday.
Fabio Liverani has been unable to mastermind a turnaround since replacing Filippo Inzaghi in February, and he faces a new man at the helm of this weekend's opponents, with Luca Gotti taking charge after Roberto D'Aversa's dismissal.
We say: Salernitana 0-0 Lecce
It is unknown how Gotti's Lecce appointment elicits a reaction in the struggling side, but erring on the side of caution is the sensible move to opt for a scoreless draw at the Arechi.
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Frosinone vs. Lazio (Saturday, 7.45pm)
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In the aftermath of Maurizio Sarri's resignation, Lazio will aim to start salvaging a difficult season when they visit Frosinone on Saturday.
The Rome club could slip into the bottom half of the Serie A standings if they lose to their regional rivals, who are battling for top-flight survival.
We say: Frosinone 1-3 Lazio
Although Frosinone have put 21 of their 24 points on the board at Stadio Stirpe, most came before Christmas. Lazio may be in turmoil, but the Biancocelesti should bounce back under new management, taking advantage of their hosts' dismal downturn.
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Ben Knapton
