Italian Serie A fixtures — top tier of Italian football
Torino FC vs US Lecce — Serie A. Regular Season.
Cagliari Calcio vs Frosinone Calcio — Serie A. Regular Season.
Parma Calcio 1913 vs Bologna FC 1909 — Serie A. Regular Season.
AS Roma vs US Sassuolo Calcio — Serie A. Regular Season.
SSC Napoli vs SS Lazio — Serie A. Regular Season.
Genoa CFC vs AC Milan — Serie A. Regular Season.
AC Monza vs Atalanta BC — Serie A. Regular Season.
FC Internazionale Milano vs Como 1907 — Serie A. Regular Season.
ACF Fiorentina vs Juventus FC — Serie A. Regular Season.
Como 1907 vs Cagliari Calcio — Serie A. Regular Season.
SS Lazio vs US Lecce — Serie A. Regular Season.
Parma Calcio 1913 vs AS Roma — Serie A. Regular Season.
SSC Napoli vs Torino FC — Serie A. Regular Season.
Juventus FC vs Venezia FC — Serie A. Regular Season.
Bologna FC 1909 vs Udinese Calcio — Serie A. Regular Season.
US Sassuolo Calcio vs Genoa CFC — Serie A. Regular Season.
AC Milan vs Frosinone Calcio — Serie A. Regular Season.
Atalanta BC vs FC Internazionale Milano — Serie A. Regular Season.
AC Monza vs ACF Fiorentina — Serie A. Regular Season.
Venezia FC vs Bologna FC 1909 — Serie A. Regular Season.
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