Florence, Italy (SportsNetwork.com) - Torino will attempt to lock up the final Europa League place on Sunday with a win at fourth-place Fiorentina on the final weekend of the Serie A season.
Torino enters the match one point clear of seventh-place Parma, while both AC Milan and Hellas Verona sit two points back and still hold hope of claiming the final European place.
Giampiero Ventura's men could have clinched sixth place last weekend when the club tangled with Parma at the Stadio Olimpico, but a 1-1 draw has kept the race alive.
Torino took the lead in the first half through Ciro Immobile, while Jonathan Biabiany equalized 19 minutes from time when he scored on the rebound after Antonio Cassano's penalty kick was saved.
Despite the draw, Torino still controls its own destiny, but the club will be without leading scorer Immobile, who was sent off against Parma.
Immobile leads Serie A with 22 goals this season, and he will be unable to protect a slim one-goal advantage on Luca Toni from Hellas Verona in the race for the honor of the league's top scorer.
Parma will hope to keep its Europa League hopes alive with a win over last- place Livorno, which has already been relegated, while both Catania and Bologna will join Livorno in Serie B next season.
Catania closes out its season at home against Atalanta, and Bologna travels to Lazio for its final Serie A contest.
Champions Juventus need only a point at home against Cagliari to hit 100 for the season after the Old Lady secured a third straight Scudetto this term.
Second-place Roma closes out its season at Genoa, third-place Napoli entertains Hellas Verona, AC Milan takes on Sassuolo, Inter Milan visits Chievo, and Sampdoria invades the Stadio Friuli to face Udinese.
