Pisa and Hellas Verona sit mathematically relegated at the foot of the Serie A table after 36 matchdays, with 18 and 20 points respectively amid dismal goal differences of -41 and -34, capped by Pisa's 17-match winless streak and Verona's defensive frailties conceding 58 goals. The final drop spot hinges on Lecce (32 points, GD -24) and Cremonese (31 points, GD -23), who trail safety by five points behind Cagliari's 37; Cremonese's recent 3-0 thrashing of Pisa provided a lifeline, while Lecce eked out draws against mid-table sides. With matchdays 37 and 38 looming before the May 24 finale—including Cremonese hosting Como and Lecce's must-win fixtures—head-to-head history, home form, and goal difference will prove decisive in this survival scrap, as upsets remain possible given the promoted pair's struggles.