A full slate of Serie A matches is scheduled for November 22nd and 24th, with officiating assignments announced for all ten contests. The mid-week and weekend fixtures include several pivotal matchups, such as the Derby della Madonnina between Inter and AC milan, and a clash between league leaders Napoli and Atalanta [[1]]. These games promise to be closely contested as clubs vie for positioning in Italy’s top professional football league.
Cagliari – Genoa (22/11, ore 15) arbitro: La Penna di Roma
Udinese – Bologna (22/11, ore 15) arbitro: Sacchi di Macerata
Fiorentina – Juventus (22/11, ore 18) arbitro: Doveri di Roma
Napoli – Atalanta (22/11, ore 20.45) arbitro: Di Bello di Brindisi
Verona – Parma (ore 12.30) arbitro: Pairetto di Nichelino
Cremonese – Roma (ore 15) arbitro: Ayroldi di Molfetta
Lazio – Lecce (ore 18) arbitro: Arena di Torre del Greco
Inter – Milan (ore 20.45) arbitro: Sozza di Seregno
Torino – Como (24/11, ore 18.30) arbitro: Bonacina di Bergamo
Sassuolo – Pisa (24/11, ore 20.45) arbitro: Di Marco di Ciampino
A busy schedule of Serie A action is set for November 22nd and 24th, with several key matchups poised to impact the league standings. Italy’s top flight continues to deliver thrilling contests as teams battle for position in the highly competitive season.
Wednesday, November 22nd, kicks off with a midday clash between Verona and Parma at 12:30 PM, with Paolo Pairetto of Nichelino officiating. Simultaneous 3:00 PM ET games will see Cagliari host Genoa, refereed by La Penna of Rome, and Udinese take on Bologna under the watch of Sacchi from Macerata. Cremonese will face off against Roma at 3:00 PM ET as well, with Ayroldi of Molfetta assigned to the match.
The evening of November 22nd features two highly anticipated contests. Fiorentina and Juventus will square off at 6:00 PM ET, with Doveri of Rome handling the officiating duties. Later, at 8:45 PM ET, Napoli will welcome Atalanta, a match overseen by referee Di Bello of Brindisi.
Rounding out Wednesday’s schedule is the highly-anticipated Derby della Madonnina, as Inter Milan hosts AC Milan at 8:45 PM ET. Sozza of Seregno will be the man in charge for this crucial Milanese showdown.
The action continues on Friday, November 24th, with Torino facing Como at 6:30 PM ET, officiated by Bonacina of Bergamo. The week concludes with Sassuolo hosting Pisa at 8:45 PM ET, with Di Marco of Ciampino taking charge of the match. These games promise to add further excitement to an already compelling Serie A campaign.
