The third matchday of Serie A kicks off on Friday, with two exciting early matches. At 18.30:XNUMX PM, Venezia will host Torino at the "Pier Luigi Penzo" stadium, with Matteo Marcenaro of the Genoa refereeing team in charge.
An important event for both teams, determined to give a turning point to their championship. Fresh from the convincing success with the Bologna, Napoli tries to provide continuity in the second consecutive match to be played at home.
Our opponent is Pecchia's Parma, who defeated AC Milan with great authority last Saturday. The referee will be Mr. Tremolada from the Monza section.
But the real star of Friday's football will be the eagerly awaited clash between Inter and Atalanta, scheduled for 20.45:XNUMX. This is the first of three big matches on this day, a high-tension clash between two of the most ambitious teams in the league.
Matteo Marchetti, from the Ostia Lido section, will referee the match at the "Meazza", supported by linesmen Imperiale and Colarossi. Sacchi will be the fourth official, while Marini and Doveri will be in charge of VAR.
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Conte: "We were unlucky with the goal we conceded. We deservedly advanced, and I'm happy with everyone's effort."
Napoli, Buongiorno: "Happy to have advanced, penalties are always difficult."
Napoli struggles but advances to the quarterfinals, with Cagliari defeated on penalties.
On Saturday evening, at 20.45:XNUMX p.m., the spotlight will shift to the Olimpico in Rome, where Lazio will challenge Milan in a match with a high-ranking feel. The designated referee is Davide Massa from Imperia, with Meli and Alassio as assistants.
The fourth official will be Fourneau, while the VAR will be in the hands of Mazzoleni and Sozza. This match also promises to be a spectacle, with both teams determined to consolidate their position among the top of the class.
Closing the series of big matches will be Sunday night's clash between Juventus and Roma, scheduled for 20.45:XNUMX at the Allianz Stadium in Turin. The match will be refereed by Marco Guida from Torre Annunziata, flanked by linesmen Carbone and Peretti.
The fourth official will be Feliciani, while Di Paolo and Paterna will alternate at the VAR. It promises to be a very heated match, with Juventus eager for redemption and Roma determined to confirm their ambitions at the top.
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