Gian Piero Gasperini felt Atalanta’s victory over Torino was “our best performance of the season and we’re reaching form at the right time.”

The Bergamo boys had a shock Europa League qualification last season and are on track to repeat it, as with today’s 2-1 win over Torino, they leapfrogged Milan into sixth place.

“We had slightly lost hope of that, but we are reaching form at the right time,” the Coach told Sky Sport Italia.

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Atalanta leapfrogged Milan into sixth place and effectively ended Torino’s European ambitions with this relatively comfortable win.

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Atalanta-Torino

Atalanta: Berisha; Toloi, Caldara, Mancini; Hateboer, De Roon, Freuler, Gosens; Cristante; Gomez, Barrow

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Tuttosport claims Juventus could be set for a summer of revolution, with three senior players leaving and three coming in.

In this morning’s edition, the Italian daily depicts the faces of Gianluigi Buffon, Alex Sandro and Claudio Marchisio as the men likely to depart the Turinclub.

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Walter Mazzarri believes his Torino side need to approach today’s match with Atalanta as if they are ‘facing a big club.’

The Granata head into today’s clash in tenth place in Serie A and need to win in Bergamo if they are to keep any realistic hopes of Europa League qualification alive.

And Mazzarri, who has seen his team take four points from recent home matches with Milan and Inter, believes his team can compete against any opposition.

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Gian Piero Gasperini says his Atalanta players’ motivation is ‘strong’ to secure a second successive season of European football.

La Dea finished fourth in last year’s Serie A table, earning them a place in the Europa League group stage.

And having impressed in reaching the Round of 32 before narrow elimination by Borussia Dortmund, the Bergamo side are in the running for continental qualification once more.

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The Scudetto showdown between Juventus and Napoli will dominate the headlines, but there’s plenty more to get excited about in Week 34 of Serie A.

With five games to go none of the major questions have been settled, with a real battle for the Champions League and Europa League, as well as against relegation.

Here’s what to look out for in Week 34 of Serie A.

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Fiorentina director Giancarlo Antognoni believes they can qualify for Europe and assures they’ll “try to keep our best players.”

The Viola were beaten in a 4-3 thriller by Lazio last night, but remain only three points adrift of Milan in sixth place.

“Of course it was disappointing to emerge empty-handed from a game like that, but we’re on the right track and if we continue like that, we can achieve an unexpected result like a place in Europe,” club manager Antognoni told Salotto Viola.

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Gianluca Rocchi has been announced as the referee for this weekend’s Scudetto showdown between Juventus and Napoli.

The two sides meet in Turin on Sunday night, with the Partenopei four points off the top of Serie A.

Today the AIA has announced the referees for Week 34, and Rocchi will officiate the big match of the weekend.

The referee attracted controversy in another big game in Turin back in 2014, as he awarded awarded three penalties in the match and sent off Kostas Manolas and Alvaro Morata.

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