Lazio can progress through midfield and send repeated deliveries from both flanks into the box. Cagliari have their own transition route, but their defensive spacing on crosses has recently been loose. Frosinone's press can create an early attack and then release runners on either side. Torino's two forwards can receive behind that press, so both teams have a route to a second wave.
Belahyane has filled Lazio's first outlet, while Isaksen, Zaccagni and Noslin have recently connected supply to finishes from different positions. Cagliari created chances away at Roma, and their coach has identified the cross-spacing problem that meets Lazio's wide strength. Winks and Pinamonti remain conditional roles, while the main Lazio supply and Cagliari transition routes are already observed. That's why I'm siding with a high-scoring Lazio-Cagliari match.
Ghedjemis created again against Lecce after his three-assist performance at Atalanta, and Kvernadze offers Frosinone a far-side route when the right is screened. Torino have used Fitz-Jim's high regain and Belghali's delivery to find Adams or Simeone, while opponents have repeatedly attacked the space around their back line. Cacciamani played in Torino's latest match before the current shoulder doubt, and Patterson has already covered part of that role. That's why I'm siding with another high-scoring contest when Frosinone's repeated entries meet Torino's forward outlets.
