Serie A confirms four-day schedule for Week 4

The Serie A schedule for Week 4 has been confirmed, with Lazio hosting Milan on Saturday, 12 September, while Napoli face Bologna and Sassuolo meet Juventus the following day.

The round will begin on Friday, 11 September, when Venezia host Fiorentina, and will conclude with three matches on Monday, 14 September.

Lega Serie A has published the dates and kick-off times for the fixtures. Further details are expected after the draws for the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League have been completed.

The fourth round will be played across four days, with three matches scheduled for Saturday, three on Sunday and a further three on Monday evening.

All kick-off times below are listed in UK time. For local Italian time, one hour should be added.

Friday, 11 September

Venezia v Fiorentina – 19:45

Saturday, 12 September

Genoa v Frosinone – 14:00

Lazio v Milan – 17:00

Atalanta v Cagliari – 19:45

Sunday, 13 September

Lecce v Monza – 14:00

Napoli v Bologna – 17:00

Sassuolo v Juventus – 19:45

Monday, 14 September

Como v Parma – 17:30

Torino v Roma – 17:30

Inter v Udinese – 19:45

Lazio v Milan is one of the headline fixtures of the round and forms part of Saturday’s programme, with Genoa v Frosinone opening the day before Atalanta v Cagliari completes it.

Sunday features Napoli’s meeting with Bologna and Sassuolo’s home game against Juventus, alongside Lecce v Monza. The final three fixtures will all take place on Monday, including Torino v Roma and Inter’s match against Udinese.

The confirmed schedule means the entire Week 4 programme will be spread across Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, rather than being completed over a traditional weekend. Further fixture information will follow once the European competition draws have established the relevant Champions League, Europa League and Conference League arrangements.

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