Juventus manager Maurizio Sarri's future is reportedly in doubt despite the fact they are set to win the league.

This would be the second major trophy of his career, following last season's Europa League with Chelsea.

"We've come up against teams that are in great form, that are capable of maintaining a very high level of organisation and their results reflect that," he said.

"It must also be said that many teams right now also struggle to hold onto the game for 90 minutes.

"We are witnessing many strange matches, which run incomprehensibly, not only in Serie A. It's a difficulty for everyone, this period is an anomaly."

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Serie A's top two goalscorers go head to head - Lazio's Ciro Immobile is on 29, with Cristiano Ronaldo on Juventus on 28.

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It's been a strange run-in.

Juventus are stumbling over the line a bit - they have picked up just two points in their last three games.

But nobody can take advantage - the three teams below them (including tonight's opponents Lazio) all failed to win their last game.

A few weeks ago Lazio looked right in the hunt - but they have not won in four matches now.

A win tonight would take them to within five points of Juve with four games left. Could that see some nerves kick in in Turin?

Juventus are five points clear with five games to go (four for the teams below them).

Are they cruising to a ninth consecutive Serie A title?

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