Udinese host an AC Milan side still basking in the glory of their first title since 2004 and, although their scudetto was already assured last weekend, they still thumped Cagliari 4-1.
Udinese coach Francesco Guidolin, whose team lead Lazio by two points heading into the final day, is well aware Milan will not be taking the game lightly - especially with Andrea Pirlo wanting to go out on a high in his final Rossoneri appearance.
"Sunday we will be ready to scale our toughest obstacle, we meet a Milan team that is the best side of all, the strongest," he told reporters.
"Of course we are in good form and we are trying our best to attack the Italian champions but nothing has been achieved yet."
Lazio, relegation candidates last term and best placed for fourth for much of the season before Udinese's late burst, travel to Lecce on Sunday and will find themselves in the middle of a survival party.
'We deserve fourth spot because we have always been among the top four, then we have dropped back in the last three games and now I hope the team does everything to beat lecce, as long as Milan can defeat Udinese," Lazio owner Claudio Lotito said.
"Maybe we have missed a bit of experience in managing certain moments." With the three relegation berths (Bari, Brescia, Sampdoria) and the three automatic Champions League qualifiers (Milan, Inter Milan and Napoli) decided, the only other issues other than fourth spot to be sorted out are the Europa League places.
The team who misses out on fourth will head into Europe's second tier competition along with Palermo, who qualify because they meet Inter in the Italian Cup final on May 29.
