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The European teams are still on deck this weekend with some expected matches. The Serie A offers two clashes with Inter-Lazio and Rome-Milan, while Napoli could be crowned this weekend. In England, Liverpool hosts Tottenham in a clash for Europe.
Liverpool-Tottenham, the C1 in sight
Tottenham fired Antonio Conte. And then, the interim coach last weekend after the debacle at Newcastle 6-1. Spurs appointed Ryan Mason, former club and reserve coach to carry out the mission of qualifying the club for the Champions League. His first game on Thursday went well with a 2-2 draw against Manchester United after being down 2-0. Second stage of this journey this Sunday against Liverpool. Tottenham, 5th with 54 units, has no more points and no time to lose. Liverpool (7th) is only one point behind with a game in hand while Aston Villa, 6th, also has 54 points.
The Reds also want to qualify for the C1 and are giving themselves the means. Mo Salah's teammates are on a five-game unbeaten streak, with three wins. See you this Sunday, April 30 at 3:30 pm, at Anfield, for this duel.
Napoli's expected victory...
In Serie A, we could well witness an event. Napoli could be crowned Italian champions this weekend. To do so, the Partenopei (1st, 78 pts) will have to beat Salernitana this Sunday (13:00 GMT) hoping for a defeat of Lazio (2nd, 61 pts).
A Napoli victory would be seen as a mini-earthquake since the Neapolitans have not won the Italian championship since 1990. At that time, they had in their squad a small left-handed insolent by his talent: Diego Armando Maradona.
Les habitants de Naples sont prêts à fêter le titre ! Quelle ville de foot incroyable ! 💙 pic.twitter.com/OPMDqmZIUa
— Footballogue (@Footballogue) April 28, 2023
Clashes between Milanese and Romans
On Sunday, before their team's match, Napoli fans will set their alarm clock to watch Inter-Lazio, scheduled for 10:30 GMT. Inter (6th, 54 pts) want to finish in the top 4 to return to the Champions League, while Lazio, 2nd (61 pts) wants to consolidate its lead to return to the Cup with the big ears.
The day before, AS Roma (5th, 56 pts), host Milan, 4th with the same number of units. These two Milan-Roma clashes and the Napoli match are the main attractions of the weekend in Italy and beyond.
