Serie A

La Fiorentina, huitième en Serie A avec un match en retard, reste dans la course aux places européennes après sa victoire dans le derby toscan contre ...

La Fiorentina, qui compte un match en retard à jouer contre l'Udinese (27 avril), n'a plus décroché de qualification européenne depuis la saison 2015-16 (Ligue Europa). La Fiorentina reste ainsi au contact avec la Lazio (5e), l'Atalanta Bergame (6e) et l'AS Rome (7e), dans un quatuor réuni en deux points avant Atalanta-Naples et Sampdoria-Roma disputés dimanche après-midi. Quatre équipes à la lutte pour les places en Ligue Europa (5e voire aussi 6e selon le vainqueur de la Coupe d'Italie) et en Ligue Europa Conférence (6e ou 7e). La Fiorentina, huitième en Serie A avec un match en retard, reste dans la course aux places européennes après sa victoire dans le derby toscan contre l'Empoli (1-0), dimanche lors de la 31e journée.

Udinese fought back from a Joao Pedro opener to run riot with Beto's hat-trick, inflicting a heavy fourth consecutive defeat on Cagliari.

This was a potentially big showdown for Serie A safety, as the Friulani had a five-point advantage over the Sardinians, both hovering just above the drop zone. Beto threatened a hat-trick, again squirming through a crowd to test Cragno, and he got his treble with a header from point-blank range on Ignacio Pussetto’s cross from the by-line. It was only a warning, because Udinese did take the lead, Pereyra dinking a ball back from the by-line for Beto to volley in at full stretch from four yards.

Soccer expert Jon Eimer has locked in his Italian Serie A best bets for Salernitana vs. Torino on Paramount+.

That makes it a virtual inevitability that Torino will get on the board and Andrea Belotti has been in strong form since he returned from a three-month layoff with a hamstring injury. However, Torino has had issues keeping a clean sheet of late as well, conceding at least one goal in nine of its last 10 matches. Salernitana picks from soccer insider Jon Eimer. He is a high-volume bettor who has vast knowledge of leagues and players across the globe. Since joining SportsLine, Eimer has covered the English Premier League, Serie A, the FA Cup and much more. A draw is priced at +250 and the over-under is 2.5 goals. You can see what happens when you stream the match on Paramount+.

Andrea Belotti saw his penalty saved, but converted at the second attempt after encroachment to give Torino a precious victory away to 10-man Salernitana.

Belotti saw his effort saved by Luigi Sepe at the near post, but it had to be taken again due to encroachment from four players. Confidence was low after just four draws in the last eight rounds, including a 1-0 defeat to 10-man Genoa. The rock bottom side missed Diego Perotti, Mamadou Coulibaly, Kastanos and Lys Mousset, managing one win in the last 18 Serie A games.

Brandt Sutton locked in his best bet for Saturday's Lazio vs. Sassuolo Italian Serie A match on Paramount+.

Leading the attack for the Black and Greens are attacking midfielder Domenico Berardi and forward Gianluca Scamacca. In his last three league matches, Berardi scored twice against Venezia and put in another two against Spezia. Scamacca also has a goal in his last three appearances for his club. Among the top 10 teams in the Italian Serie A standings, Sassuolo and Lazio have allowed the most and third-most goals, respectively. Lazio had scored in the seven games before that loss, and during that run, Ciro Immobile scored five times. Sassuolo has competed in Serie A for the last nine years, but has only finished in the league's top seven spots once. You can see if Sassuolo continues its push to return on to the top seven on Saturday, when you stream all the action on Paramount+. He has followed soccer closely for much longer and factors in managerial tactics, projected lineups and past performances to make the most-informed decisions possible, keeping his finger on the pulse of the game all over the globe.

Lazio shook off their derby humiliation with a comfortable win over Sassuolo thanks to Manuel Lazzari and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic goals.

Luis Alberto took a free kick quickly, it was not cut out by Sassuolo defenders and Milinkovic-Savic scored despite scuffing the finish. Lazzari got the goal himself instead, intercepting a wayward Gian Marco Ferrari midfield pass and cutting inside to drill into the bottom corner with his left foot. Lazio shook off their derby humiliation with a comfortable win over Sassuolo thanks to Manuel Lazzari and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic goals.

Lazio boosted its bid for a European spot and put its derby nightmare behind it after a comfortable 2-1 win over Sassuolo in Serie A on Saturday.

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Manuel Lazzari and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic scored to send Lazio to fifth, a point above Atalanta and Roma, who play on Sunday. Advertisement. Ad.

Serie A 2021-22: Manuel Lazzari and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic scored as Lazio defeated Sassuolo 2-1.

Goals in each half from Manuel Lazzari and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic were enough to take Maurizio Sarri’s side up to fifth, a point ahead of Atalanta and Roma, who hammered their capital city rivals 3-0 before the international break. Gyasi bundled home the winner in the fourth minute of stoppage time after Niki Maenpaa pushed away Rey Manaj’s shot to move Spezia up to 14th on 32 points. That defeat, and possibly the large hail stones which thumped down in Rome, led to a small crowd of less than 20,000 showing up for the first match at the Stadio Olimpico since grounds were allowed to fully open to the public for the first time in two years.