There are three matches being streamed live from Serie A in Italy on Sunday with Inter Milan looking to avoid an embarrassing double defeat.
Inter Milan play host to Novara, Catania take on Genoa and Atalanta entertain Lecce with all three matches kicking off at 1400 GMT.
Novara are looking to claim an unlikely double over Inter Milan when they travel to the San Siro.
Novara stunned the whole of Europe when beating Inter Milan 1-0 earlier in the season and that spelled the end of Gian Piero Gasperini's reign at the San Siro. The Italian was replaced by Claudio Ranieri and things improved but only for a short while until the Nerazzurri once again began imploding.
Last weekend's 4-0 loss to Roma was the kind of result that has chairman Massimo Moratti wielding the axe and it wouldn't be a surprise to see Ranieri pushed out the door if Inter lose to Novara again on Sunday.
Novara are, however, bottom of Serie A and they have managed just two wins all season. It is an absolute certainty that they will be dropping back to Serie B next season and Ranieri will be looking for his side to win big in front of their own fans.
Confident Genoa can take something from their match with Catania in Sicily.
Genoa have won their last two Serie A matches and the side are up to ninth in Serie A. Much of their good form has been down to veteran striker Marco Rossi and the 33-year-old confirmed this week that he had signed a two year contract extension that would see him finish his career at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris.
It is 18/1 at bet365 that Rossi repays the club by scoring the opening goal against Catania on Sunday and it is 3/1 that the striker leads his team to a victory over the Elephants in Sicily.
That could well be a good price as Catania, usually so strong at home, have been struggling recently. Vincenzo Montella's men are without a win in five matches and they are slowly slipping down the Serie A table after a good start to the season.
Atalanta host Lecce on Sunday and it should be an easy win for the hosts against the relegation threatened visitors.
Atalanta were promoted as champions of Serie B but they started their first season back in Serie A with a six match penalty because of a match fixing issue.
The team could have folded under the pressure of trying to overcome that handicap but instead they rallied and, led by Argentine striker German Denis, have been one of the better teams in the top flight this term.
The Bergamo outfit are six points above the relegation zone and they should be comfortable this season. Denis has scored an impressive 12 goals.
The striker will return to the team for Sunday's match with Lecce after serving a suspension and his presence will be a massive boost to the home side's chances of winning the game.
