Saturday's Serie A predictions including Torino vs. Inter Milan

Torino vs. Inter Milan (Saturday, 5.30pm)

Ahead of the club's biggest game for a decade, Inter Milan conclude their Serie A season on Saturday evening, as they visit Torino still hoping to snatch second place on the final day.

While Inter will have one eye on the Champions League final, they are aiming to extend some superb form until departing for Istanbul; Toro, meanwhile, need points to assure a top-half finish.

We say: Torino 1-2 Inter Milan

Aside from a shadow XI suffering defeat to new champions Napoli, the Nerazzurri have steamrolled their way through the last few weeks, so even a tough last-day fixture in Turin will not stop them. Inter are full of confidence and goals are coming from all quarters now - not something Torino can claim, for all their fine play until reaching the final third.

Cremonese vs. Salernitana (Saturday, 8.00pm)

Cremonese bow out of this season's Serie A with Saturday's encounter against Salernitana at Stadio Giovanni Zini.

The Cremona outfit have already been relegated from the top flight and have nothing to play for but pride, whereas the visitors could still rise in the table.

We say: Cremonese 1-1 Salernitana

All but one of Salernitana's away games under Sousa have been draws, with 1-1 being the most popular outcome.

Thus, another low-scoring stalemate could be on the cards at Stadio Giovanni Zini.

Empoli vs. Lazio (Saturday, 8.00pm)

Aiming to sew up second place in the Serie A standings, Lazio play their final fixture of the 2022-23 season on Saturday, when they meet Empoli at Stadio Carlo Castellani.

While the capital club are 90 minutes from finishing as 'best of the rest' behind Scudetto-winners Napoli, their 14th-placed hosts have already assured a third straight season of top-flight football by winning three of their last five matches.

We say: Empoli 1-2 Lazio

Lazio have only lost four times on the road this term, so there is every chance of the Aquile soaring to victory in Empoli - which is no mean feat, given the hosts' recent results there: Sarri's side can score from several sources and also boast the second-best defensive record in Serie A.