Luciano Spalletti weaving his magic wand at Juve...

Roma have been the impressive wildcard of Serie A so far this season. They are currently only three point off the top of the table, and 13 matches into the season they have only conceded seven goals. They are a defensive powerhouses who has shown time and time again they are capable of physically and mentally frustrating their opponents. They've also been the best road team in all of Serie A this season. They picked up 15 points over their six road matches, and going against Cremonese who only have one win at home, the juice is worth the squeeze backing Roma.

This Serie A match kicks soon. Partly why doing it. My wife is already out raking and I see she has gloves out for me. Uhhh, hard pass! Now I'm "working" :) Definitely love my job. Gets me out of so much almost like a Curb episode. Larry David is definitely my idol in some ways. Am I the only one who when I see Sassuolo thinks of that awful 1980s song Sussudio? Not even sure what that means. But it was the 80s, we didn't care. Decidedly not a Phil Collins fan, although one of his tunes worked really well in a Miami Vice episode. Kinda baffled getting +0.25 considering the Fighting Phils are much higher in the table and Fiorentina is winless domestically.

Bologna have been on an absolute terror over the last month. The team has risen to fifth on the Serie A table, and did that by taking points off Udinese, Torino, and Napoli. This team has also shown a lot of firepower recently as we saw them dismantle RB Salzburg 4-1 when playing in UEFA play earlier last week. They are one of the few teams who are unbeaten at home this season, and I don't see that streak ending to a streaky Cremonese side who is coming off a brutal run of losses. Bologna's superior attack and defense should make this -1 spread worst case, push in my mind.

These sides really do have a lot in common: they don't score a lot of goals and they're involved in lots of draws. As for the goals, they've dried up for Fiorentina as Moise Kean (19 goals last season, 2 thus far in the new campaign) has vanished as a threat in front of the goal, while La Viola's finishing has disappeared. Shot quality has also been down at Atalanta, which is one reason Ivan Juric is out and Raffaele Palladino is in behind the bench. As these sides have an astounding 13 draws between, they look fit to be tied in Bergamo. Play Fiorentina on Spread

What a downer for Fiorentina after punching above its weight so admirably a season ago. Now La Viola simply can't score goals and not just in Serie A, even getting blanked by AEK Athens on Thursday in Conference League action. Fiorentina's finishing has vanished, with just ten goals in twelve matches. Set pieces have collapsed and Moise Kean, who scored 19 goals a season ago, has all but disappeared as a target man, scoring just twice. Atalanta is not having an easy go, either, just two wins in twelve while drawing an astounding seven times, as Ivan Juric wasn't able to replicate the swashbuckling identity of Gian Piero Gasperini's Atalanta and has been replaced by Raffaele Palladino. recent sides. Play Fiorentina-Atalanta Under

Do we dare go under 1.5 goals? In Serie A, there are a handful of matches each weekend that look candidates for the nil-nil, and this matchup in Genova is definitely one of those. We don't think either can escape the gravity pull of the other, so we we'd use the draw if we could, but these sides have combined for just one win in twelve matchdays for each. Nil-nil is always on the table for Verona, on only seven goals in eleven matches, though might watch the Brazilian Giovane, with goals in two of the last three games. Genoa have shown life since Daniele De Rossi replaced Patrick Vieira on the bench, but could be dragged into the muck by Verona. Play Genoa-Verona Under

Genoa have been an absolute treat to watch in the month of November. They have gone against Cagliari, Sassuolo and Fiorentina with a sense of whimsy in their attack. They are a horrible offensive relegation bound team, that has scored seven goals in their last three games. While Verona continues to stumble and is failing to fix anything wrong with the club, Genoa has started to turn on the heat - and I think they cover this over by themselves.

This line doesn't make sense to me, and that's just the reality of betting on this sport. Sometimes, you're not going to agree with the lines. Parma have gone over 2.5 goals in their last five matches. The head-to-head between these two teams has seen BTTs hit in six of the last eight and over 2.5 goals hit in six of the last eight. Parma is coming off taking points off Verona and Milan, and are letting their high line play higher every match. Both teams will think they can escape with three points, which should equate to goals for us!

Como have scored 17 goals over their first 12 matches in Serie A play. Five of them, came against Torino earlier this week when Como on the road rampaged in Olympic Grande Torino. Como snapped their low scoring draw streak to show that with Nico Paz and Jayden Addai leading the charge, they can flood the goal. Sassuolo have seen the over cover in their last four matches straight, as they continue to play up or down to their competition.

Milan derbies were tightly contested last season, five spread out among different competitions, with AC Milan winning three of those. Worth noting, even as Inter is progressing just a bit better in the Serie A table at the moment. Cristian Chivu, however, has some injury concerns for Inter, among them lively Dutch winger Denzel Dumfries. The Christian Pulisic-Rafa Leo AC Milan frontline might prove just unorthodox enough to give Inter some headaches. Play AC Milan on Spread

If Juve can't get all three points in Florence, then Luciano Spalletti ought to keep going right past Turin and into Switzerland after the match as the fan base of the Old Lady won't tolerate a bad result here. That's because Fiorentina seem in crisis, still winless in eleven rounds of Serie A and anchored bottom of the table, and in the first game after Stefano Pioli was dismissed, La Viola could do no better than draw with a wretched Genoa that had recently sacked its own manager (Patrick Vieira). Juve is unbeaten in four under Spalletti, with hints that Dusan Valhovic is ready to assume target-man honors after his gal two weeks ago vs. Sporting Lisbon in the Champions League. Play Juve on ML

This match is going to be... just, awful. There's not a better word to describe this. Fiorentina, the team that finished sixth in Serie A last season, is dead last this season. They have zero wins, only nine goals scored, and just five points. Meanwhile, Juventus had a month period where they just stopped trying for some reason, but now they're trying again? I have no clue what the scoreline is, but I do think Spalletti will get his team back on the right foot, and expect Juventus to find their footing.

Out of all 20 clubs participating in Serie A this season, there is only one club averaging half a goal or less scored per match. That team is the host, Parma. Parma is struggling to find their footing after a less than stellar off season transfer window. Parma is relying on striker Mateo Pellegrino to find goals, and he doesn't have the support cast he needs to find goals. AC Milan need a win with the league race as close as it is, and expect them to step up, even on the road.

First-ever meeting between these sides in Serie A -- they were both in Serie B last season, and Pisa won the home meeting 2-1 in May. But Pisa is yet to win in 10 Serie A games and has not scored a single goal in five home matches. It has drawn three in a row at home, four straight overall and six times this season. Only Atalanta (7) has drawn more games. Pisa hasn't won a Serie A match since 1991. Cremonese sits seven spots higher in the table and has gotten at least a draw in four of six away matches. Jamie Vardy has two goals in his last three games.