Inter vs Parma Prediction & Tips

Last Sunday, Inter failed to hold onto a two-goal lead, and Torino came back to tie the game 2-2, ending a four-game winning streak across all competitions. However, the dropped points have merely delayed the inevitable, as the Nerazzurri maintain a ten-point lead over second-place Napoli with four matches remaining, meaning they can mathematically secure their 21st Serie A title this weekend. With the Coppa Italia final just around the corner in mid-May, Cristian Chivu’s men will be eager to clinch the Scudetto quickly, and the return to San Siro provides the perfect opportunity to do so. Inter’s goal difference (+32) is the highest in 17 home league matches in over 60 years, while eight wins in their last ten home league games (D2) underscore their domestic dominance.

Parma arrive in Milan on a four-game unbeaten streak (W2, D2) and with back-to-back 1-0 wins, which have mathematically secured their place in Serie A for another season. The Crusaders now aim to finish in the top half of the table, though they must first address their persistent lack of scoring, averaging just 0.74 goals per league match this season—a figure surpassed by only three clubs in the division heading into the 2025/26 season. However, Carlos Cuesta’s team has stood out on the road lately, with just one loss in their last six away games (3 wins and 2 losses), including notable victories over Milan and Bologna in that stretch, which underscores their ability to beat stronger opponents.

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Juventus vs Verona Prediction & Tips

After drawing 0-0 against AC Milan in their last match and seeing their two closest rivals pick up three points, Juventus has seen its lead in the top four cut to just three points heading into this matchday. At least that draw allowed the Bianconeri to extend their unbeaten streak in Serie A to eight games (5W, 3D). Their recent success has been built on defensive solidity, as they have kept a clean sheet in six of their last seven league matches. Returning to Allianz Stadium to face one of the league’s weakest teams only boosts their confidence, as Juventus has never lost at home in Serie A to an opponent occupying one of the bottom two spots at the start of the matchday.

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Sassuolo vs AC Milan Prediction & Tips

Sassuolo’s goalless draw with Fiorentina last Sunday has extended an encouraging run in which they have lost just once in their last five matches (W2, D2). It is unlikely that their late resurgence will see them climb much further up the table; however, finishing the season strongly remains a priority for Fabio Grosso. His side are certainly delivering on that front, having picked up a respectable 23 points since matchday 22 – a tally surpassed by just four teams. Their form at the Mapei Stadium has been particularly impressive, with four wins in their last five home games (L1). Now, the ‘Neroverdi’ are looking to string together three consecutive home wins in the top flight for the first time since April 2022.

Last weekend’s goalless draw against Juventus saw AC Milan miss a golden opportunity to consolidate their place in the top four. Although their six-point lead over fifth-placed Como going into this matchday means their place in the top four remains relatively secure, three defeats in their last six league matches (W2, D1) is hardly the form expected of a Champions League side. Their struggles in front of goal have not helped their cause, as the Rossoneri have failed to score in five of their last nine league matches – having failed to find the net just once in the previous 25! Massimiliano Allegri’s men may find solace in their away form, as they remain unbeaten on the road against teams sitting ninth or lower in the table going into this matchday (W8, D2), a record they will look to defend here.

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Bologna vs Cagliari Prediction & Tips

Bologna’s 2-0 home defeat to Roma marked their third consecutive loss without scoring in all competitions – the last two in Serie A – and left them six points adrift of the top seven ahead of this matchday. Vincenzo Italiano’s side have 13 fewer points than at this stage last season, and much of that gap is attributed to poor results at the Renato Dall’Ara stadium (W6, D2, L9). Only the bottom two in the table have lost more home games than Bologna, who are at risk of suffering ten such defeats in a single campaign for the second time in their history.

Two wins in their last three league matches (L1) have brought Cagliari to the brink of safety, as they now sit eight points clear of the bottom three. They could secure their survival this weekend, though it seems inevitable given the struggles of the teams below them, which will come as a relief to the ‘Sardinians’, who this season have lost seven of their eight away matches against teams that started this matchday in the top half of the table (D1). Fabio Pisacane’s men, however, will have extra motivation as they aim to string together three consecutive league wins for the third time this season.

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Atalanta vs Genoa Prediction & Tips

Atalanta’s hopes of finishing in the top six have faded in recent weeks due to a four-game winless streak (1 draw, 3 losses), including an elimination in the Coppa Italia semifinals. La Dea has accumulated its fewest points at this stage of the Serie A season since 2015/16 and shows little sign of recovery, having fallen behind 2-0 within the first eight minutes of last week’s 3-2 loss to Cagliari. Although they have won only one of their last five home games (D1, L3), Atalanta fans have reason to hope for a better result here, as the team had not lost at home this season to teams in the bottom half of the table prior to this matchday (W7, D2). Additionally, manager Raffaele Palladino has won all six matches he has managed against Genoa.

Genoa can mathematically secure their place in Serie A this weekend if they match or improve upon Cremonese’s result—an opportunity they missed last matchday by losing 2-0 at home to Como. That was just their 10th loss in 25 matches under Daniele De Rossi (W9, D6), and only eight teams have earned more points since his arrival at the start of this matchday. Genoa is looking to string together two consecutive away wins in Serie A for the first time since December 2024, though that seems unlikely given they have won just once against the top eight teams in the league this season (2 draws, 11 losses).

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