Udinese were all over the place this season, going through three tacticians, plummeting towards the drop zone and rising back up, writes Michelle Osei Bonsu.

You can read the full team analysis as part of our 2018-19 Serie A Season Review HERE.

What was once a season of hope ended with disappointment, as Fiorentina barely avoided relegation, writes Philippe Hitti.

You can read the full team analysis as part of our 2018-19 Serie A review of the Season HERE.

Lazio claimed a seventh Coppa Italia trophy, but under-performing in the Europa League and Serie A will have left the club with some regrets, writes Vijay Rahaman.

You can read the full club analysis as part of our 2018-19 Serie A Season Review HERE.

Roma's mediocre campaign ended with President James Pallotta pulling the plug on his entire project, and now prospects look awfully grim, writes Andrea Tallarita.

You can read the full club analysis as part of our 2018-19 Serie A Season Review HERE.

Napoli did well to defy expectations set for them by pundits, but their lack of identity under Carlo Ancelotti left many fans disappointed, writes Massimo Nuzzo.

You can read the full club analysis as part of our 2018-19 Serie A Season Review HERE.

Gian Piero Gasperini feels Atalanta deserve the Champions League for their consistent, attacking approach. “The tension is building, but it’s positive tension.”

The game with Sassuolo kicks off on Sunday at 19.30 UK time (18.30 GMT), click here for a match preview.

The Orobici are in third place, beating Inter thanks to a superior head-to-head record, with Milan sitting one point behind them going into the final round.

Atalanta have slammed the ‘scandalous’ decision not to award them a penalty during their Coppa Italia Final loss to Lazio.

Atalanta were beaten 2-0 on Wednesday evening, leaving President Antonio Percassi to rue the lack of even a VAR review for Bastos’ first-half handball after he appeared to close down a Marten de Roon shot with his arm.

“It was a scandal, which caused us serious harm,” Percassi told Sky Sport Italia.

Bologna boss Sinisa Mihajlovic has claimed that he was called a ‘gypsy’ by a police officer before the Coppa Italia Final.

A Lazio fan was thought to have insulted Mihajllovic, who did not hold back, but the Serb has now revealed that the remarks came from a member of law enforcement.

“I was insulted by a policeman!” he told Gazzetta dello Sport.

Luis Alberto says Lazio’s Coppa Italia triumph is ‘doubly remarkable’ because ‘we’ve taken two trophies from Juventus in the last two years.’

Lazio beat Atalanta 2-0 on Wednesday evening to win the Coppa, and Luis Alberto revelled in his side’s achievement, while praising their opponents and calling out Juve.

“It’s doubly remarkable because Juve win everything in Italy and we’ve taken two trophies from them in the last two years,” the attacking midfielder told Onda Cero.

Lazio’s Coppa Italia victory means they qualify for the Europa League group phase along with the team in fifth, while sixth goes into the preliminary round.

The Aquile beat Atalanta 2-0 on Wednesday night to clinch their seventh edition of the Coppa Italia.

It also ensured they go directly into the group phase of the Europa League next season.