Lega Series A: Confirmed Fixtures and Times for Matchday 30 to 34

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Confirmed Fixtures for Lega Series A

Lega Serie A have officially confirmed the dates and times for the fixtures to be played between Matchday 30 and 34, which will start off with the make up match against Napoli (originally scheduled for Matchday 3 and then postponed later on). That game will take place at the Allianz Stadium on Wednesday 7 April, kick-off at 18:45 CET.

A round of three successive Sunday afternoon matches (kick-off at 15:00 CET) will take place on against Genoa (H), Atalanta (A) and Fiorentina (A), while a midweek fixture at home to Parma will be slotted in on 21 April, kick-off at 20:45.

Matchday 34 will see the Bianconeri start the month of May away to Udinese, kick-off scheduled for 18:00 CET.

Full dates and times for Matchday 30 to 34

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Matchday 30

Saturday, April 10

Spezia-Crotone, 14.00 GMT

Parma-Milan, 17.00

Udinese-Torino, 19.45

Sunday, April 11

Inter-Cagliari, 11.30

Juventus-Genoa 14.00

Sampdoria-Napoli, 14.00

Verona-Lazio, 14.00

Roma-Bologna, 17.00

Fiorentina-Atalanta, 19.45

Benevento-Sassuolo, 19.45

Matchday 31

Saturday, April 17

Crotone-Udinese 14.00

Sampdoria-Verona, 14.00

Sassuolo-Fiorentina, 17.00

Cagliari-Parma, 19.45

Sunday, April 18

Milan-Genoa, 11.30

Atalanta- Juventus, 14.00

Bologna-Spezia, 14.00

Lazio-Benevento, 14.00

Torino- Roma, 17.00

Napoli-Inter, 19.45

Matchday 32

Tuesday, April 20

Verona-Fiorentina 19.45

Wednesday, April 21

Milan-Sassuolo, 17.30

Bologna-Torino, 19.45

Crotone-Sampdoria 19.45

Genoa-Benevento 19.45

Juventus-Parma 19.45

Spezia-Inter 19.45

Udinese-Cagliari 19.45

Thursday, April 22

Roma-Atalanta 17.30

Napoli-Lazio 19.45

Matchday 33

Saturday, April 24

Genoa-Spezia, 14.00

Parma-Crotone, 17.00

Sassuolo-Sampdoria, 19.45

Sunday April 25

Benevento-Udinese 11.30

Fiorentina- Juventus, 14.00

Inter-Verona, 14.00

Cagliari- Roma, 17.00

Atalanta-Bologna, 19.45

Monday, April 26

Torino-Napoli 17.30

Lazio-Milan 19.45

Matchday 34

Saturday, May 1

Verona- Spezia, 14.00

Crotone-Inter, 17.00

Milan-Benevento, 19.45

Sunday, May 2

Lazio-Genoa, 11.30

Bologna-Fiorentina, 14.00

Napoli-Cagliari, 14.00

Sassuolo-Atalanta, 14.00

Udinese-Juventus, 17.00

Sampdoria-Roma, 19.45

Monday, May 3

Torino-Parma, 19.45

Lega Serie A: Preview Week 28

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Crotone 2 - 3 Bologna

Bologna completed an extraordinary comeback from 2-0 down to beat Crotone 3-2 in a potentially decisive relegation dogfight.

Fiorentina 2 - 3 Milan

It was a thriller in Florence, as Milan snatched victory with Hakan Calhanoglu in a game with five spectacular goals, the woodwork rattled several times and a goal-line clearance.

Samir Handanovic misses his first game of the season with COVID-19, so Inter have to rely on Ionut Radu against a Sassuolo side fresh from a shock defeat.

Juventus 0 - 1 Benevento

Juventus Scudetto hopes are in tatters after Adolfo Gaich was gifted the winning Benevento goal by an Arthur Melo howler.

Parma 1 - 2 Genoa

Gianluca Scamacca came off the bench to turn the match around with a brace, as Genoa beat Parma 2-1 at the Ennio Tardini.

Roma 0 - 2 Napoli

Dries Mertens bagged an early brace for his 100th Serie A goal to give Napoli another big away win, a second consecutive Roma defeat and potentially decisive in the battle for fourth place.

Sampdoria 1 - 0 Torino

Antonio Candreva gave Sampdoria their first win in five rounds with a precise angled drive, as Torino paid for poor finishing.

Spezia 2 - 1 Cagliari

Spezia grabbed a massive victory over Cagliari in the relegation battle, but it was a bizarre game with the miss of the season, the worst-struck goal you’ll ever see and last-gasp VAR drama.

Udinese 0 - 1 Lazio

An Adam Marusic curler proved enough for Lazio to get the victory, but Udinese had several chances to get back into it.

Verona 0 - 2 Atalanta

Atalanta surprised everyone with a new 4-2-3-1 formation and it worked wonders, sweeping Verona aside with Ruslan Malinovskyi and Duvan Zapata goals.

How to watch Lega Serie A

Sky Sport Serie A

For the 2018/2021 seasons, Sky will broadcast exclusively 266 Serie A TIM games (7 from a possible 10 each match day), including 16 top matches (from a possible 20), visible on the new Sky Sport Serie A dedicated channel.

And thanks to the agreement with Perform, you can also have access to the Serie A TIM matches in streaming on DAZN, for which Sky customers will have access to at the following conditions (sky.it/dazn)

DAZN

DAZN is a live and on demand sports streaming service that allows fans to watch their favorite sports whenever and wherever they want. It’s available - through an Internet connection - on a wide range of devices, including Smart TVs, PCs, smartphones, tablets and gaming consoles.

DAZN will broadcast 114 exclusive Serie A TIM games (3 for every matchday), all Serie B, La Liga and Ligue 1 matches, as well as a wide multi-sport offer consisting of American sports, rugby, combat sports and much more. It’s possible to access the entire DAZN offer with a single fee of €9,99 per month, with the first month of free trial and the ability to cancel your subscription at any time.

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