What can be decided at Serie A this weekend

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There are still many things to play in Serie A this weekend. The winner of the title, the final Champions League contestant, and the team that the two members were kicked out have yet to be decided.

Serie A Round 37 kicks off tonight at Genoa Atalanta, but both sides have already reached their targets as Griffon is safe from relegation while Atalanta qualifies for the Champions League.

All nine remaining games will play simultaneously on Sunday at 20:45 CET (19:45 BST).

Serie A title race

All eyes are in the race of the title, Naples travels to Parma and hosts Lazio in San Siro.

Partenopei can technically clinch Scudetto this weekend, but Tardini and Inter can grab all three points with a loss to Lazio.

Other results will postpone the title verdict for the final match of the season. We keep in mind that if you finish on points at Napoli and interfinish levels, the Scudetto playoffs will determine who the title is.

Serie A: Race for Champions League

Juventus and Lazio are on the level with 64 points, one more than Rome and two more than Bologna, so more teams are involved in Champions League races.

Juventus will finish fourth if they win the two remaining matches against Udinese and Venice. If they defeat Udinese at home and their direct rivals lose, they are already eligible for the Champions League tomorrow.

Rome hosts Milan and Bologna will travel to Fiorentina with Europa League qualifications in their pocket after winning Coppa Italia earlier this week.

Serie A: Race for Survival

In Race for Survival, four teams are split up by just five points. Verona and Cagliari are technically not yet safe, but they have a five-point lead in the drop zone.

Empoli, Lecce and Venezia are desperate for points against Monza, Turin and Cagliari, respectively.

Monza has already been demoted, and the other two teams to join Serie B’s Brian Soli will be decided this weekend, but only if Venezia wins and Lek and Emporio lose.

As happens with Scudetto, if two teams finish their level at points in the drop zone, there is a relegation playout, but the ranking of teams finishing at the same number of points in a European race is determined by a direct record or difference in goal.

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