Tuesday's Serie A predictions including AC Milan vs. Torino

Spezia vs. Genoa (Tuesday, 5.30pm)

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Two sides at the wrong end of the Serie A standings meet on Tuesday evening, as struggling Spezia host a Genoa side who have won only once all season.

Both teams lost again at the weekend and have picked up just three points from their last five fixtures, so will be keen to boost their meagre tally against a potential relegation rival.

We say: Spezia 2-2 Genoa

Neither side can claim to be confident about preventing the other from scoring at the Picco, so it could be an open affair, with both searching for an elusive three-point haul.

However, the game could end all square at the final whistle, due to the teams sharing similar strengths and weaknesses.

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Venezia vs. Salernitana (Tuesday, 5.30pm)

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The two lowest scorers in Serie A this season will face each other in Serie A on Tuesday, when Venezia welcome Salernitana to the Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo.

Both sides were promoted from Serie B last season, and the hosts have had a steady start to the campaign, picking up eight points, which leaves them in 16th place, whereas Salernitana have only collected four points, leaving them rooted to the foot of the table.

We say: Venezia 1-1 Salernitana

Both teams will be hopeful of picking up something from this encounter, and we think that Salernitana will cause Venezia enough problems, to pick up their first away point of the season.

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AC Milan vs. Torino (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

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Having struggled to beat nine-man opponents at the weekend, AC Milan return to action on Tuesday, as they host mid-table Torino at San Siro.

While their late win at Bologna temporarily took the unbeaten Rossoneri top of the Serie A standings, Il Toro posted their first win in five games to creep closer to the top half.

We say: AC Milan 1-1 Torino

Milan may run out of steam amid a hectic three weeks of action between international breaks, and taking their eye off the ball is a distinct possibility with greater challenges lying ahead.

As the Rossoneri have not convinced since injury and illness started to ravage their fluent first-choice side, Torino can take advantage and steal a point home to Turin if they are clear-headed enough on the break.

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