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It’s an action-packed day of calcio starting with record-breaking Parma against Genoa, then Napoli-Fiorentina, Lazio-Milan and Catania-Juventus.
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It all begins at 11.30 GMT when Parma aim to extend their already record-breaking run against Alberto Gilardino’s Genoa.
At 14.00 GMT Inter face their bogey team Atalanta” data-scaytid=”9″>Atalanta in the Lombardy Derby, while Bologna–Cagliari” data-scaytid=”10″>Bologna-Cagliari and Udinese–Sassuolo” data-scaytid=”11″>Udinese-Sassuolo are relegation tussles.
Sampdoria–Verona promises fireworks between two very attack-minded teams in mid-table.
There’s an unusual 17.30 GMT kick-off for the showdown between third-placed Napoli and Fiorentina in fourth.
Both sides will be eager to put their midweek Europa League exits behind them by focusing all their energy into Serie A, while it’s also a teaser ahead of May’s Coppa Italia Final.
At 19.45 GMT we have two games to round off Week 29, as leaders Juventus visit bottom of the table Catania and Lazio-Milan is a fight between two big clubs in absolute chaos.
Can the Rossoneri end their run of four consecutive defeats in all competition, or will Lazio let the fan protest get to them at the Olimpico?