The changes to the final round of the Serie A season have been announced, as Juventus, Milan, Roma and Napoli play on Saturday.
Traditionally the last round is played simultaneously, but as there are some clubs whose positions have already been decided, the fixture list will be spread out over the weekend.
However, these too are subject to change, despite being less than two weeks away.
The changes to the final round of the Serie A season have been announced, as Juventus, Milan, Roma and Napoli play on Saturday.
Traditionally the last round is played simultaneously, but as there are some clubs whose positions have already been decided, the fixture list will be spread out over the weekend.
However, these too are subject to change, despite being less than two weeks away.
If Frosinone are still mathematically in the race for safety, then Palermo-Verona and Udinese-Carpi would both be moved to Saturday May 14 at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT).
Similarly, if Sampdoria were still mathematically in the race to avoid relegation, then Palermo-Verona and Udinese-Carpi would be brought forward to Saturday at 17.00 UK time (16.00 GMT) along with Juventus-Samp.
If Milan-Roma and Sassuolo–Inter and/or Lazio–Fiorentina and/or Chievo-Bologna were to be decisive for sixth place, these games would be brought forward to Saturday May 14 at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT).
If because of all those various situations it emerged that no game was to be played on Sunday May 15 at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT), then Genoa–Atalanta would be moved to that kick-off.
Week 38
Sat May 14
Juventus-Sampdoria (16.00 UK, 15.00 GMT)
Milan-Roma (19.45 UK, 18.45 GMT)
Napoli-Frosinone (19.45 UK, 18.45 GMT)
Sun May 15
Chievo-Bologna (17.00 UK, 16.00 GMT)
Empoli–Torino (17.00 UK, 16.00 GMT)
Genoa-Atalanta (17.00 UK, 16.00 GMT)
Lazio-Fiorentina (19.45 UK, 18.45 GMT)
Palermo-Verona (19.45 UK, 18.45 GMT)
Sassuolo-Inter (19.45 UK, 18.45 GMT)
Udinese-Carpi (19.45 UK, 18.45 GMT)