St. Pauli-Union Berlin, the probable formations

The 19th day of the Bundesliga closes with the postponement between St. Pauli and Union Berlin. Kickoff at 5:30 p.m. at the Millerntor-Stadion in Hamburg.

St. Pauli arrives at the match on the strength of a recent 2-0 win against Heidenheim, the first success of 2025, which allowed the newly promoted team to distance itself slightly from the relegation zone. The home match against Union Berlin looms as a crucial direct clash for salvation, in which the hosts will try to use the support of their home crowd to move further away from the last three positions in the standings. In terms of lineup, Blessin will have to do without some key elements such as Burchert, Metcalfe, Smith, Wagner and Zoller, all of whom are unavailable between injuries and disqualifications.

On the other side, Union Berlin comes to this challenge galvanized by its 2-1 victory over Mainz, its first league triumph since October last year, when it overcame Holstein Kiel. This success gave a major boost to the capital team’s morale. Leading the offensive department will be Benedict Hollerbach, who scored his fourth goal of the season this past weekend, confirming his decisive role with his second goal in the last five Bundesliga games.

Probable lineups

St. Pauli (3-4-3): Vasilj; Wahl, Sands, Nemeth; Saliakas, Irvine, Boukhalfa, Treu; Guilavogui, Eggestein, Afolayan. All. Blessin

Union Berlin (3-4-2-1): Schwolow; Doekhi, Querfeld, Leite; Juranović, Haberer, Kemlein, Skov; Schäfer, Hollerbach; Jordan. All. Baumgart.

Lecce-Inter, the probable formations

Inter visit Lecce in the 22nd day of Serie A. Kickoff at the Via del Mare at 6 p.m. The Nerazzurri are looking for the three points to stay in the wake of Napoli in the lead, while the Giallorossi will want to make up for the heavy loss to Cagliari in the last round (4-1).

Giampaolo will be able to count on the return of Gallo, who has been back with the group since Wednesday and is ready to position himself on the left side of the defense. This will allow Dorgu to advance in the offensive trident alongside Krstovic and Tete Morente. Rebic will beà absent due to disqualification. In the median, Helgason è in contention to start alongside Pierret and Coulibaly, leaving Ramadani initially on the bench.

In Inter, Bastoni in defense and Thuram in attack return as starters. In midfield, Calhanoglu è is still out due to injury, which gives Zielinski an opportunity in the booth, while Barella may rest, making room for Frattesi. On the outsides Carlos Augusto and Dumfries, with Dimarco ready to take over if necessary. Acerbi is still unavailable, while Bisseck returns to the squad.

Probable lineups

Lecce (4-3-3): Falcone; Guilbert, Baschirotto, Jean, Gallo; Coulibaly, Pierret, Helgason; Dorgu, Krstovic, Morente. All. Giampaolo.

Inter (3-5-2): Sommer; Darmian, de Vrij, Bastoni; Dumfries, Frattesi, Zielinski, Mkhitaryan, Carlos Augusto; Lautaro, Thuram. All. Inzaghi.

Milan-Parma 3-2

A crazy Milan beat Parma in the lunch match of the 22nd day of Serie A at the end of a match full of emotions. At the Meazza, in fact, it ends 3-2 for the Rossoneri: guests ahead with Cancellieri at halftime but taken back by Pulisic on a penalty kick; in the resumption, the Gialloblù go back ahead with Delprato but Reijnders and Chukwueze overturn everything in the dying minutes, giving three points to the Diavolo.

After 10 minutes immediately big chance for Milan but Gabbia wastes everything from a great position. On 25’ Parma took the lead with Cancellieri who kicked a shot around the second post, beating Maignan. In the final però the Rossoneri found the equalizer with Pulisic on a penalty kick.

The resumption began with a heavy double change for the hosts: out went Leao and Theo Hernandez, in came Bennacer and Bartesaghi. Ten minutes later, Chukwueze and Abraham also enter but it is still the guests who strike: at 79’ Camara triangulates with Sohm and goes for the shot, Maignan clears but on the rebound Delprato manages to score. The Diavolo però doesnò t give up and in the extra minutes even manages to turn it around: at 92’ Reijnders makes it 2-2 and at 95’ Chukwueze completes the comeback, making San Siro explode.

Thanks to this victory, Milan moves up to 34 points in the standings, in sixth place, -3 from Juventus, which is fifth. Parma, on the other hand, remains stuck at 20, just outside the relegation zone.