Atalanta vs Fiorentina

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Atalanta BC and Fiorentina, who were separated by a single goal in the first leg of their Coppa Italia semi-final, will play again on Thursday at Bergamo's Gewiss Stadium.

When the two teams restart the play, La Dea is behind 1-0 and they will battle for a spot against Juventus in the championship game.

Rolando Mandragora's incredible goal in Florence at the beginning of April gave Atalanta a narrow loss in the first leg, which they were grateful for goalkeeper Marco Carnesecchi's ability to contain the score at Stadio Franchi.

Thus, the Bergamaschi are still in the running for a spot in the main event at Stadio Olimpico next month, and they may also win prizes in Europe.

La Dea will soon play Marseille in the semifinals of the Europa League after defeating Liverpool at Anfield with a 3-1 victory over the course of two legs. Meanwhile, their league form has faltered recently.

Before playing Monza on Sunday, Atalanta had only won one of their previous seven Serie A games. Veteran coach Gian Piero Gasperini was relieved that goals from Charles De Ketelaere and El Bilal Toure had secured a 2-1 victory. Atalanta was still aiming for a top-five finish.

Gasperini's sixth-place team still behind Roma and Bologna, but because to Italy's UEFA club coefficient, fifth place would be enough to guarantee a Champions League return.

Atalanta's only victory in the Italian national cup dates back to 1963. They have lost four finals, with 'Gasp' leading them in the past two. They are currently attempting to secure their first trip to the Coppa Italia since losing to Juventus three years ago.

The tactical master would dearly love to raise a trophy to complete a long and impressive career, despite all of his accomplishments at a modestly sized club. For this reason, his team's only goal will be to secure a spot in Rome.

After suffering a heartbreaking defeat to Inter Milan in the previous year's final, Fiorentina will be determined to win their first Coppa Italia since 2001 if they manage to hold onto their advantage and advance.

The Tuscan team is just a few steps away from making it back to this stage of the season. After defeating Viktoria Plzen last week to advance to the semifinals, they are also very close to making it to their second consecutive Europa Conference League final.

Although Fiorentina, who are now known as cup experts, having advanced to the Coppa final four in each of Vincenzo Italiano's three seasons as manager, silverware still eludes the highly regarded coach, who has already announced his intention to leave Florence this summer.

The most likely path back into Europe for a team that isn't performing up to par in Serie A, where they are now ranked ninth, seven points behind Wednesday's opponents, is to win either competition.

The Viola defeated La Dea 3-2 at Stadio Franchi in September, but their most recent league matchup with Atalanta was canceled just before play due to the illness of director Joe Barone, who later passed suddenly. A memorial was held in advance of the first leg.

A repeat performance in Bergamo would be well appreciated after they just celebrated their first Serie A away victory since December, defeating relegation-threatened Salernitana on Sunday thanks to goals from Jonathan Ikone and Christian Kouame in the closing minutes.