During this fourth match day one game in particular stands out as a mouthwatering affair between two teams with history and tradition that have rebuilt their respective teams in recent times.

Lazio against Fiorentina at the Stadio Olimpico will certainly attract the attention of the neutral Serie A fans, in hopes that the quality of strikers on show will provide a spectacle of attacking football and a couple of goals to boot. Lazio will be looking to put their 4-1 thrashing against Milan behind them with a good result against the Viola, and Fiorentina will hope to continue their surge up the table by getting a point against the Bioncocelesti.

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Napoli host Palermo this week at the Stadio San Paolo with both teams looking on form in recent matches. Napoli have had an extremely tough start to the season, playing Roma and Udinese away, and Fiorentina at home, but the partenopei have remained unbeaten, earning 5 points from the three encounters.

They are one of only three teams in Serie A that are still unbeaten. Palermo have been rejuvenated since Stefano Colantuono was sacked as coach following the week one defeat at Udinese. Replacement Davide Ballardini has allowed the Sicilians to achieve two consecutive home wins over Roma and Genoa. An interesting encounter awaits.

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Milan travel to Calabria to take on the minnows of Reggina in a match that will see the Rossoneri attempting to build on the success of Sunday night’s 4-1 win against Lazio.

The pressure is still on coach Carlo Ancelotti to perform and win points to bring Milan to the top of the table in their quest to win the Scudetto this season. The squad is packed with incredible talent and they are expected to do well this term. Reggina have been struggling and are prime candidates for the drop at the seasons end. Milan should take all three points away in Calabria, despite missing key midfield maestro Andrea Pirlo through injury.

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