Udinese vs. Genoa (Sunday, 11.30am)
With just one win between them in their last 20 leagues games combined, two Serie A strugglers meet on Sunday, as Udinese host Genoa at the Dacia Arena.
After Andriy Shevchenko made a losing debut as the Grifone's head coach last weekend, the away side will be seeking an elusive second victory of the campaign, while their hosts have at least picked up just three points this month and sit 15th in the standings.
We say: Udinese 1-1 Genoa
Having drawn the majority of their last seven league games, Udinese are set for another stalemate on Sunday, as their inability to score the goals required to kill off matches will haunt them again.
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AC Milan vs. Sassuolo (Sunday, 2.00pm)
Receiving a lifeline in Europe helped AC Milan bounce back from their first Serie A loss of the season last weekend, and the league's second-placed side now host mid-table Sassuolo on Sunday.
A late goal in Madrid - just days after their dramatic defeat in Florence - keeps the Rossoneri in contention to progress in the Champions League, while their visitors are without a win in three following last week's draw with Cagliari.
We say: AC Milan 3-1 Sassuolo
There are likely to be goals in this game, as Sassuolo have scored in each of their last nine outings, including 10 in their last five.
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Spezia vs. Bologna (Sunday, 2.00pm)
Bologna square off against Spezia Calcio on Sunday afternoon looking for the victory which will keep them in the top half of the Serie A standings.
Meanwhile, Spezia head into the contest at Stadio Alberto Picco sitting just two points clear of the relegation zone.
We say: Spezia 1-2 Bologna
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Roma vs. Torino (Sunday, 5.00pm)
After being bailed out by a rookie teenager last weekend, Roma go in pursuit of their third win in a week, as they welcome Torino to Stadio Olimpico on Sunday.
The hosts have been one of Serie A's top-performing sides on home turf, while their Granata counterparts continue to struggle away from Turin.
We say: Roma 2-1 Torino
Roma could have stumbled into some form thanks to the good news story surrounding their win last week and a subsequent European success.
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Napoli vs. Lazio (Sunday, 7.45pm)
Following back-to-back defeats during the past week, Serie A leaders Napoli return to domestic action with the visit of southern rivals Lazio on Sunday, at Stadio Maradona.
A first league loss at the hands of Inter was followed by a shock Europa League reverse for Luciano Spalletti's side, while their Roman counterparts fared better on the continent after they were beaten by Juventus.
We say: Napoli 2-1 Lazio
Napoli, who will pay an emotional tribute to club icon Diego Maradona to mark the anniversary of his death last year, have unquestionably been rocked by recent results, but can bounce back quickly to beat the Biancocelesti.
