Milan are in terrible form heading into the end of the season. The Devils have lost three of their last five matches and won only one. This run has seriously shaken Allegri's side's position in the standings. Given this trend, the Rossoneri have every chance of missing out on the Champions League. Last Sunday Milan hosted Atalanta. The Bergamaschi scored as early as the seventh minute, and by the end of the first half they had gone two goals up. Raspadori disappointed the Rossoneri right after the break and, effectively, decided the outcome of the match. Two goals by the Devils late in the game could not change anything. Genoa has already secured its league objectives and is playing for pleasure. Two of their last matches have ended in goalless draws. The first-leg meeting ended in a 1-1 draw. At San Siro the visitors opened the scoring. Colombo's goal in the 28th minute was quite logical and allowed the Griffons to go into the break as leaders. The Rossoneri began to rectify the situation in the second half. Pulisic's goal in the 58th minute, however, was disallowed, and Allegri's charges managed to level the score only in stoppage time. The draw for Milan might not have happened, but in the 90+9th minute, Stanciu missed a penalty. It's worth noting that the Genoa side trails in some key statistical metrics. According to xG, Genoa should have scored 5.68 more goals. At the same time, xGA indicates that the Griffons could have conceded four more times. For Milan, the numbers in this regard are much more impressive. Thus, the Devils would have had to score 11.5 more goals and concede nine fewer. Importantly, most of the xGA (7.35) the Rossoneri failed to accumulate in away matches. Milan risks dropping out of the top four and badly needs a victory. On the other hand, the side is far from its best form and is unlikely to keep a clean sheet. Genoa haven't been impressive for three matches, but that doesn't mean the team is facing major attacking difficulties. In each of these games the Griffons created enough chances to score. De Rossi's side can convert these chances into goals at the Luigi Ferraris. In the upcoming match, a goal-for-goal exchange is expected.