On Sunday afternoon, Hellas Verona host Venezia at the Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi, in a big game that may have an effect at both ends of the Serie A table.
Verona are on the fringes of the top six of the Serie A table. In fact, they are six points outside the European spots in the Italian top-flight.
A recent good run of form has helped keep Igor Tudor’s team in with a chance of landing a spot in Europe next season.
A 2-2 draw at Roma last time out means that Hellas have lost just one of their last five league matches, having recorded three wins in the process.
The Gialloblu have built their promising recent run on their attacking threat, having scored at least two goals in four of their last five outings in Serie A.
Verona have won their last two home games in the Italian top-flight, having also won seven of their previous 11 home matches in Serie A.
They have been strong in attack, as Tudor’s team has scored at least two goals in nine of their previous 14 home matches in the league.
Venezia are in the fight for survival and incredibly they are level on points with Cagliari, level on the head-to-head record and also with the same goal difference.
The two teams are currently 17th and 18th in the league. It will be a massive fight between the two sides for survival.
The game in hand could be a big advantage for the team from Venice over their relegation rivals. A win in this clash could be massive.
Paolo Zanetti’s team have won just one of their last 12 matches in Serie A. However, that one win came in their last away match, as they recorded a 2-1 win at Torino.
Forebet predicts that Verona will record a victory in a high-scoring outing to boost their European hopes, while also damaging the visitor’s survival hopes.
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