• Champions Napoli are top of the table, level on 15 points with Roma

• Juventus and Atalanta are unbeaten but sit fifth and sixth

• The bottom four are all yet to win a game

Champions Napoli responded to their defeat at Milan by regaining top spot with a win over Genoa and resume their campaign after the international break away at Torino on Saturday. 

The game of the weekend in Serie A sees Roma host Inter, while Milan welcome winless Fiorentina to the San Siro.

Lecce vs Sassuolo (Saturday, 2pm)

Sassuolo won their last away game at Verona and look like they will be too good for Lecce. I Salentini are yet to win at home this season and the Neroverdi can capitalise.

Score prediction: Lecce 1-3 Sassuolo

Pisa vs Verona (Saturday, 2pm)

Pisa and Verona are still searching for their first wins of the season, yet the visitors to the Garibaldi have had a tougher time of it.

They have already faced Lazio, Juventus and Roma and can benefit from taking on an inferior opponent.

Score prediction: Pisa 0-2 Verona

Torino vs Napoli (Saturday, 5pm)

Torino sit 16th in the table, with their issues centred around a leaky defence that has conceded a league-high 13 goals.

Napoli are not exactly flawless at the back but can take advantage of the Granata's porous back-line.

Score prediction: Torino 1-3 Napoli

Roma vs Inter (Saturday, 7.45pm)

Gian Piero Gasperini is already working his magic at Roma and often has extra motivation against Inter, having lasted only a handful of games in charge of the Nerazzuri in 2011.

The Giallorossi triumphed 1-0 when these two met in March and the home side's strong start under their coach can continue.

Score prediction: Roma 2-1 Inter

Como vs Juventus (Sunday, 11.30am)

Juventus are unbeaten but much of their success has been built on a strong defence, so the injury to Gleison Bremer comes as a huge blow.

Como are onto a good thing, having drawn their last game at Atalanta, and may benefit if Juve struggle to settle at the back.

Score prediction: Como 2-1 Juventus

Cagliari vs Bologna (Sunday, 2pm)

Games involving Cagliari and Bologna tend to be tight, while Sunday's visitors are also winless in four away games in all competitions.

However, they have a better side than the Sardinians, led by four-goal midfielder Riccardo Orsolini, and can sneak all three points.

Score prediction: Cagliari 0-2 Bologna

Genoa vs Parma (Sunday, 2pm)

Genoa have won three in a row against Parma and Sunday's match provides a good chance to claim their first victory of the campaign.

Parma are also winless on the road, and with the Rossoblu's best performances usually saved for their games at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, this is a real opportunity for the hosts.

Score prediction: Genoa 1-0 Parma

Atalanta vs Lazio (Sunday, 5pm)

Lazio have been hit by the news that Taty Castellanos will miss the next two months with injury, which only adds to the opinion that they may struggle at Atalanta.

The Bergamaschi are unbeaten in the league under Ivan Juric and can start turning draws into wins.

Score prediction: Atalanta 3-1 Lazio

Milan vs Fiorentina (Sunday, 7.45pm)

The Rossoneri emerged from a tough couple of games before the break with enormous credit, having beaten Napoli and then drawn at Juventus.

Sunday's visit of winless Fiorentina is a real chance to maintain their form, although the Viola have at least scored in three of their last four.

Score prediction: Milan 3-1 Fiorentina

Cremonense vs Udinese (Monday 7.45pm)

Cremonense made an encouraging start back in Serie A but are winless in four.

Udinese sit below them in the table after failing to win their last three. However, the Zebrette have already triumphed at Inter and Pisa this season and could sneak another victory.

Score prediction: Cremonense 1-2 Udinese.