Join us for all the build-up and action as it happens from the six final Serie A games of 2022, including Atalanta–Inter, Roma–Torino, Milan–Fiorentina and Juventus–Lazio.
We go into the break for the World Cup in Qatar and the league will return from January 4.
The day begins with a big fixture at 11.30 GMT, as Atalanta and Inter go head-to-head in fifth place with both teams on 27 points and hoping to break back into the top spots.
There are three matches at 14.00 GMT, with Roma and Andrea Belotti up against Torino, the Monza-Salernitana and Verona–Spezia relegation battles.
At 17.00 GMT, Milan need to recover from their latest setback when welcoming Fiorentina to San Siro.
All eyes on Turin at 19.45 GMT, as second-place Lazio visit a revitalised Juventus in a game that could shake everything up.
Ongggg..the referee in Roma–Torino game doesn’t know the handball rule .. he called a penalty kick for the defender heading the ball to his own hand.. the rule specifically states it is not an offense when the ball strikes his hand directly from his head . Thank god VAR overruled him .. this guy is not qualified..lol