Gameweek 375 sees Juventus looking to climb back into the European places following their points deduction as they host AC Milan on the penultimate weekend of the Serie A season.
Juve were dropped down to seventh place but are just two points off Atalanta in fifth, while Milan are three points clear in the Champions League places with two games remaining and face a stern test in their bid to secure top four.
Hellas Verona got dragged into the bottom three after a Spezia draw but could climb back out immediately against Empoli, while their bottom three rivals Specia and Lecce could take a decisive step towards safety.
101 Great Goals has looked at the data to see which players you should consider picking for the week ahead in your Sorare Serie A team, analysing the most in-form players judging by their last five average scores and looked at who each player is to come up against in the next gameweek to suggest who you should pick in your side.
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Goalkeeper
Vanja – vs Spezia (a)
Only four teams have a better defensive record than Torino this season in Serie A, and with a trip to Spezia to come, that could get better. They haven’t conceded more than one goal in a game since GW 367, and Vanja has been in fine form between the sticks. Scores of 45, 62, 64, 77 and 46 give him an L5 of 59 and his underlying stats place him among the top goalkeepers in Europe. In particular, the touches he has per game are among the top 2% of goalkeepers across Europe which means he will always score well on Sorare, while the distance of his goal kicks means he will gain regular entries into the final third which also equates to points.
Defender
Giovanni Di Lorenzo – vs Bologna (a)
Di Lorenzo has been one of the stars for Napoli in what has been a famous campaign. With three league goals and four assists all season, he has contributed regularly in attack as well as at the back, with Napoli boasting the best defensive record in the league and that is reflected in his Sorare scoring. His 100 against Inter Milan ended a run of low scoring but it is the third time he has hit the perfect three figures this season so far and with an L40 of 61 is clearly a consistent and reliable scorer.
Midfielder
Remi Oudin – vs Monza (a)
Forward
Antonio Sanabria – vs Spezia (a)
Torino striker Sanabria has been in fine form of late with three goals in his last five outings to take his tally to 12 for the season in addition to three assists, making it 15 crucial goal involvements all season. Sanabria has comfortably outperformed his xG of 8.7 and his performance is reflected in his Sorare scores, with an L5 of 60 and an L15 of 57. He has had three consecutive scores over 60 and is a man in form, with a trip to Spezia to come and the prospect of more goals.
