The Lega Serie A has announced that the Scudetto showdown between Juventus and Napoli will be played at 19.45 UK time on April 22.
The Bianconeri currently lead Maurizio Sarri’s side by two points, and with both sides setting a furious pace, the meeting in Turin could well be decisive.
Today the Lega Serie A has announced the fixture changes for Weeks 34, 35 and 36, with the title tussle set for 19.45 UK time on Sunday April 22.
The Lega Serie A has announced that the Scudetto showdown between Juventus and Napoli will be played at 19.45 UK time on April 22.
The Bianconeri currently lead Maurizio Sarri’s side by two points, and with both sides setting a furious pace, the meeting in Turin could well be decisive.
Today the Lega Serie A has announced the fixture changes for Weeks 34, 35 and 36, with the title tussle set for 19.45 UK time on Sunday April 22.
However, if Juve get past Real Madrid in their Champions League Quarter-Final, the game will be moved to Saturday night at 19.45, swapping with Milan-Benevento.
The first legs of the Semi-Finals of the Champions League are scheduled for April 24 and 25, so the Old Lady would be given an extra day to prepare, should they make it that far.
Torino–Lazio in Week 35 could be pushed back to Sunday evening or Monday if the Biancocelesti progress in the Europa League, while Juventus-Bologna in Week 36 could be moved to Sunday at 14.00, with Genoa–Fiorentina played at 19.45 on the Saturday instead.
Serie A fixture changes [all kick-offs UK time]:
Week 34
Spal-Roma – 14.00, Saturday April 21
Sassuolo-Fiorentina – 17.00, Saturday April 21
Milan-Benevento – 19.45, Saturday April 21
Cagliari-Bologna – 11.30, Sunday April 22
Juventus-Napoli – 19.45, Sunday April 22
Genoa-Verona – 19.45, Monday April 23
Week 35
Roma-Verona – 17.00, Saturday April 28
Inter-Juventus – 19.45, Saturday April 28
Crotone-Sassuolo – 11.30, Sunday April 29
Fiorentina-Napoli – 17.00, Sunday April 29
Torino-Lazio – 19.45, Sunday April 29
Week 36
Milan-Verona – 17.00, Saturday May 5
Juventus-Bologna – 19.45, Saturday May 5
Udinese-Inter – 11.30, Sunday May 6
Sassuolo-Sampdoria – 17.00, Sunday May 6
Cagliari-Roma, 19.45, Sunday May 6