The day begins this evening with Pisa vs. Lecce, a crucial relegation clash for the Salento side, who must earn points to stay out of the relegation zone. The match will conclude on Monday, May 4th, with Roma vs. Fiorentina, a match that could prove crucial in the race for Europe.

In between, Como vs. Napoli stands out, a match that promises to be a thrilling one: the Como side are still chasing a European dream, while Napoli are aiming to secure a Champions League spot. Most attention, however, is focused on Inter vs. Parma on Sunday evening: everything is set for the Nerazzurri’s potential Scudetto celebration in front of their home fans.

Let’s take a look at the ideal lineup for this round of Serie A.

Formation: 3-5-2

• GOALKEEPER

Yann Sommer (Inter vs Parma) — €6.8M

On paper, this is a one-sided match. Inter are one step away from the title and will play with high motivation. Parma lacks offensive leverage compared to the Nerazzurri, and Sommer can keep a clean sheet. A very solid choice for those seeking safety.

• DEFENDERS

Evan N’Dicka (Roma vs Fiorentina) — €8.7M

A tough match, but one with a potential bonus. Fiorentina tends to concede at the back, and Roma pushes hard at home. N’Dicka is one of those defenders who can score a +3 on set pieces. He’ll obviously be a regular starter in the closing match of the day.

Manuel Akanji (Inter vs Parma) — €8.5M

Same goes for Sommer: ideal match for a high rating + a possible clean sheet. Plus, against tight teams, Nerazzurri center-backs can find opportunities from corners. Excellent profile despite his hefty price tag.

Tarik Muharemović (Sassuolo vs Milan) — €6.1M

A low-cost but interesting name. Against an attacking Milan, he could earn a good rating thanks to his interventions and playing time. An intriguing bet, even though both he and Sassuolo have proven to be a tough nut to crack for almost anyone.

• MIDFIELDERS

Lameck Banda (Pisa vs Lecce) — €5.0M

A relegation match = a very intense one. Banda should operate wide on the left in the attacking trident and is one of the few players with the pace and ability to create superiority. Perfect as a last-gasp slot: he can bring surprise bonuses that Salento needs like bread and butter right now.

Martin Baturina (Como vs Napoli) — €7.6M

A key match. Fabregas vs. Conte. Nico Paz vs. McTominay, many would think. For us, however, the Croatian could be the man of the match. It’s a game that promises to be open, with chances on both sides. Baturina has quality and a shot: a +3 or assist profile.

Riccardo Orsolini (Bologna vs Cagliari) — €8.2M

Always among Bologna’s most dangerous players. Against a Cagliari side that concedes on the wings, he can be devastating. A penalty taker and key player, he’s hard to leave out. Plus, he’s aiming to reach double figures.

Kenneth Taylor (Cremonese vs Lazio) — €6.3M

Interesting slot. Cremonese needs to secure points to avoid relegation, but it won’t be easy against Lazio. The Dutchman can be decisive in the final minutes, as he’s already demonstrated several times.

Weston McKennie (Juventus vs Hellas Verona) — €6.8M

A favorable matchup, excellent for those looking for a 6.5/7 with a potential signing bonus. He’s a very fantasy-friendly player this year. The American is the Bianconeri’s biggest asset this season.

• FORWARDS

Nicolò Zaniolo (Udinese vs Torino) — €5.3M

It can no longer be called a gamble. A tight match where Zaniolo can spark a move. He’s not consistent, but at this price, he’s an interesting wildcard for those looking to land a win.

Charles De Ketelaere (Atalanta vs Genoa) — €8.9M

One of the best picks of the day. He’s starting up front for Atalanta and plays in a favorable offensive environment. He’s in a system that creates plenty of chances: high bonus potential. Genoa has been warned!