This weekend will host the final matchday of the 2014/2015 Serie A season as Lazio and Napoli fight it out for the last UCL spot.

Last weekend saw the conclusions of many of Europe's biggest leagues, including the Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga, and Ligue 1. And finally, the fifth member of the continent's "Big 5", Italy's Serie A, will now say arrivederci to the 2014/2015 campaign that has had plenty of twists, turns, and surprises galore for calcio fans as they followed their favourite teams this season.

Several teams attempted to unseat them, but they all eventually fell by the wayside. Roma came the closest to really challenging reigning champions Juventus and were actually just one point behind the Bianconeri prior to the Christmas holiday. However, a disappointing 2015 allowed la Vecchia Signora to pick up steam, and once they hit their stride, there was no looking back for the Turin giants.

Although he did not match the record-setting 102 points haul achieved by his predecessor Antonio Conte, Massimiliano Allegri has already achieved something that Conte did not in three seasons in Turin. Juventus, who celebrated their fourth straight Scudetto recently have already completed a domestic double after winning their first Coppa Italia in 20 years. And, given that they are in their first ever Champions League final in 12 years, they are on the cusp of a historic treble as they prepare to take on Barcelona.

But prior to the eagerely anticipated event in Berlin, they will first have to deal with Hellas Verona in a game, that theoretically, really is best characterised as a "dead rubber" for most of the players on the pitch. However, for two men, the last 90 minutes of Serie A action this season will be a lot more important on a personal level:

 

Should the 38-year-old Luca Toni win, it would be his second Capocannoniere title and would make him the oldest ever player to win. As such, despite the huge clash with Barcelona coming up, Carlos Tevez would certainly not want to miss out on the opportunity to clinch Italy's top scorer prize. And the Argentinian certainly enjoys playing against them:

Shortly after Juventus conclude their domestic campaign against Verona, AC Milan will take on Atalanta in what will be Filippo Inzaghi's final game on the Rossoneri bench. The former striker's departure will represent the third coach for Milan in their past two seasons after his ex-teammate Clarence Seedorf was sacked last summer after leaving the Diavolo in eighth place, with 57 points, and no European football.

Well, this time around, there will again be no European football for the seven-time Champions League winners. Should they beat Atalanta, the highest they will finish is in ninth place with 52 points, one place and five points worse than the previous campaign. And should they lose, they could potentially finish in the bottom half of the table.

With Milan openly chasing former coach Carlo Ancelotti, who was recently fired by Real Madrid, Inzaghi's days are truly numbered, regardless of if his employers are successful in bringing back the man who led them to two Champions League titles (and in an odd twist of fate, who also managed Inzaghi during that time).

Managerial merry-go round: If Milan get their way, Ancelotti will be replacing his former player Inzaghi on the bench next season...who in turn replaced his former teammate Seedorf last summer

Naturally, Inzaghi will be desperate for a win in the team's final day, but as he prepares to face Atalanta, a squad where he himself spent one season, he will know that it will not be easy. La Dea, who have avoided the drop have frustrated the Diavolo in their last two games and will be gunning for their third straight win over Milan - which would be the first time since 1941.

Inzaghi looks set to leave this summer as Milan misses out on European football for a second straight season

As Inzaghi awaits his fate - if it already hasn't been decided yet - and Milan fans anticipate who will be the next man on the bench next season, Napoli supporters already know that they will be seeing a new face after Rafa Benitez announced his departure earlier this week. The Partenopei have experienced a roller-coaster ride this season and were unfortunate not to make it to their first Europa League final after Dnipro squeaked by them 2-1 on aggregate.

With Benitez heavily linked with the now vacant Real Madrid post, a win over Lazio this Sunday will be a great send-off for the Spaniard and bode even better for the club. Key striker Gonzalo Higuain has been linked repeatedly with a departure from the Stadio San Paolo this summer and securing Champions League football just could be a last-ditch saving grace to keep the Argentinian star in Italy for yet another season.

However, Lazio, who have enjoyed their best season in recent times, will not go down without a fight. Stefano Pioli's men have endured a difficult past week, first losing to Juventus in extra-time in the Coppa Italia final on May 20th and then seeing their pride bruised by suffering defeat to Roma in the Derby della Capitale five days after that.

Those were the two opportunities the Biancocelesti had to book their ticket into Europe's premier competition, but they will have another chance in the final game of the 2014/2015 season.

Last chance: Who will take the final Champions League spot in a tight race between Lazio and Napoli?

Finally, Serie A's "Super Sunday" will also feature Inter as they aim to stop another downward slide by winning against Empoli at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza. The Nerazzurri, who currently sit in eighth place still have a glimmer of hope of qualifying for Europe, although their fate is not entirely in their hands.

Roberto Mancini's men will have to not just beat the Azzurri but also will need Sampdoria to lose to bottom-placed Parma. Due to Genoa being denied a UEFA license, the Grifone will not be featuring in Europe next season and so the final spot will be decided between Sampdoria and Inter.'

On a personal level, this game will be key for striker Mauro Icardi, who remains hopeful of his team's European chances and is excited at the prospect of being Italy's top scorer:

"We have to try and get all three points, then you never know what could happen. We’ll keep going until the 90th minute, fortunately we have this small chance and we hope to take it," he noted in an interview with Inter Channel.

Icardi, at 22 years old, could become one of the youngest players to secure the Capocannoniere in Italian football history

"For a young striker like me to be among the top strikers in Serie A is fantastic on a personal level, as scoring goals is what a striker has to do."

Although the Scudetto has already been decided, this weekend will still boast plenty of intriguing clashes with both personal and team objectives at stake. Will the veteran Luca Toni hold off Argentinian duo Carlos Tevez and Mauro Icardi in the Capocannoniere race? Can Atalanta make it three in three against Milan? Will it be Lazio or Napoli in the Champions League? And can Inter make a last-ditch attempt to secure a European spot?

All the answers will be revealed this weekend! Make sure you check out our Serie A page here at LiveSoccerTV.com for times and channels for Juventus, Inter, Milan, Napoli, Lazio, and more in your specific country.

 

Match details, result and original broadcast info

Hellas Verona 2 - 2 Juventus

May 30, 2015 12:00pmStadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi (Verona)

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Atalanta 1 - 3 Milan

May 30, 2015 2:45pmStadio Atleti Azzurri d'Italia (Bergamo)

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Internazionale 4 - 3 Empoli

May 31, 2015 2:45pmStadio Giuseppe Meazza (Milano)

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Napoli 2 - 4 Lazio

May 31, 2015 2:45pmStadio San Paolo (Napoli)

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