Match Officials Italy Serie A Week 31 / Thirty-first Round: Saturday 4, Sunday 5, and Monday 6 April 2026 / Referees, Assistants, Fourth officials, VAR, and AVAR. 2025-26 Italian Serie A Live Stats
✅ Here are the match officials and fixtures for the Serie A Enilive Week 31 /Thirty-first Round on Saturday 4, Sunday 5, and Monday 6 April 2026 as designated by the Italian Referee Association (AIA). Take a look at all 10 games along with their designated Referees, Assistants, Fourth Officials, VAR, and AVAR officials.
🇮🇹 The Italian Referee Association (AIA) has appointed the match officials for the Serie A Week 31 fixture between Hellas Verona vs Fiorentina, scheduled for Saturday, 4 April 2026, at the Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium in Verona, Italy, at 18:00.
The officials for the Hellas Verona-Fiorentina match, which is part of the 31st round of Serie A Enilive 2025/26, are set for Saturday, April 4, at 18:00 at the Bentegodi Stadium.
Marco Guida, hailing from the Torre Annunziata section, will officiate the match. The assistant referees will be Filippo Meli from the AIA section of Parma and Matteo Passeri from the AIA section of Gubbio. Kevin Bonacina from Bergamo will serve as the Fourth Official. The VAR will be Francesco Meraviglia from Prato, while Marco Di Bello from Brindisi will take on the role of AVAR.
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Match Officials Serie A Week 31, Saturday 4 April 2026
Here are the latest results for Serie A Week 30 of the 2025-26 season. The matches are scheduled for Friday 20, Saturday 21, and Sunday 22 March 2026. The latest updates feature live standings, team lineups, and match statistics, including goals, yellow cards, red cards, penalties, and additional information.
Note: The Serie A season is set to resume during the weekend of April 4–6, coinciding with Easter weekend. Next week will also bring back international matches, with World Cup qualifying play-offs taking the spotlight. Italy will be in action as they face Northern Ireland.
👉 Summary: As of Round 30, the race for the Scudetto, which initially appeared to be a ONE-WAY competition, has transformed into a THREE-WAY battle. Inter has been dropping points since their loss in the Milan Derby, including a 1-1 draw against Fiorentina in this round. In simple terms, AC Milan is keeping their hopes alive for the Scudetto, closing the gap to just -6 points behind Inter. Milan triumphed over Torino, bringing their total to 63 points, while Napoli followed closely with 62 points after their victory over Cagliari. We have 8 more matches left in the season. Who will ultimately claim the Scudetto?
Napoli secured a 1–0 victory over Cagliari. The key moment occurred early in the match when Scott McTominay scored, earning the team three valuable points. This victory marks Napoli’s fourth win in a row, fueling their hopes as their star players return. Conversely, Cagliari’s streak without a league win has now reached seven games, stretching back to late January. Ouch! They remain in 15th place with 30 points, and with just eight matches left, they risk being pulled into the relegation zone.
🔴🔵 Genoa 0 – 2 Udinese
Genoa suffered a loss in their home game. Udinese secured an away victory with a score of 0-2 at the Luigi Ferraris Stadium. This result allows Udinese to rise to 10th place in the standings with 39 points, while Genoa remains in 13th place with 33 points, keeping a nine-point lead over the relegation zone. It was certainly a match that ended in an incredible fashion. In the 66th minute, Zaniolo delivered a moment of brilliance, assisting Ekkelenkamp inside the box for the opening goal, making it 1–0. Udinese later confirmed their victory with a goal from Davis, who reached double digits for the season. Genoa is set to face Juventus on Monday, April 6, at the Stadium. On the same day, Udinese will host Como at home.
🟡🔵 Parma 0 – 2 Cremonese 🩶❤️
Parma faced a defeat at the Ennio Tardini Stadium. Cremonese managed to secure vital points in their fight for survival, achieving a victory for the first time in over three months. With these three points, Cremonese climbed to 27 points, placing them in 17th position, tied with Lecce. Meanwhile, Parma stayed at 34 points, holding the 12th position. Cremonese finally broke the stalemate in the second half with a stunning goal from outside the box by Maleh, who expertly placed his shot into the bottom corner, leaving Suzuki helpless. Shortly after, with his very first touch, Vardy delivered a first-time pass to Vandeputte, who skillfully controlled the ball and scored, securing a 2–0 win, marking Marco Giampaolo’s inaugural victory as head coach of Cremonese.
AC Milan 3 – 2 Torino 🐂
AC Milan had to secure a win to keep their Scudetto hopes alive, and they succeeded in San Siro Stadium. Milan overcame Torino with a score of 3–2. This victory is significant as it reignites the Scudetto race, bringing them within five points of the league leaders, Inter, with 69 points. Milan, with 63 points, reclaimed second place from Napoli, who have 62 points after their win in Cagliari. The match was decided by goals from Strahinja Pavlović in the 36th minute, Giovanni Simeone in the 44th, Adrien Rabiot in the 54th, Fofana in the 56th, and Vlasic from the penalty spot in the 83rd.
⚪️⚫️ Juventus 1 – 1 Sassuolo ⚫️🟢
Juventus concluded with a 1-1 draw against Sassuolo at the Allianz Stadium in Turin. Sassuolo managed to secure a crucial point thanks to a goal from Pinamonti, who equalized after Kenan Yildiz had initially put Juventus ahead. Juventus now has 54 points, placing them in 5th position, while Roma also holds 54 points in 6th. Sassuolo stands at 39 points in 10th position.
⚪️🔵 Como 5 – 0 Pisa ⚫️🔵
Como crushed Pisa with a staggering 5-0 victory!!!! This win elevates Como to 57 points, securing them the 4th position, while Juventus, with 54 points, falls three points behind in 5th place. Thus, Como achieves its fifth consecutive league win. After victories against Juventus, Lecce, Cagliari, and Roma, Fabregas’s team has now also defeated Pisa. A significant win was essential before the international break, and they certainly delivered. The match showcased Como’s complete dominance over Pisa. Diao, Douvikas, Baturina, Nico Paz, and Perrone all scored in a goal-fest for Como, a team now ready to aim high.
⚫️🔵 Atalanta 1 – 0 Hellas Verona 🟡🔵
Atalanta secured a victory at the New Balance Arena in Bergamo. With this win, Atalanta climbs to 50 points, placing them in 7th position. Meanwhile, Hellas Verona’s status remains the same with 18 points, sitting in 19th place. Palladino and Sammarco’s teams are set to compete in the next matchday against Lecce and Fiorentina, respectively. Atalanta took the lead in the first half thanks to Davide Zappacosta, who scored in the 37th minute with a precise left-footed shot that found the far corner, beating Montipò.
🔴🔵 Bologna 0 – 2 Lazio ⚪️🔵
A tough loss for Bologna as they fell short in their home game at the Renato Dall’Ara Stadium. It appears that Lazio is on a roll. This is the key takeaway from Matchday 30 of Serie A, where they triumphed over Bologna. Taylor’s two goals were crucial, securing three points and elevating them to eighth place with 43 points. Bologna, on the other hand, stays at 42 points in the 9th position. However, the aspiration to break into the European zone seems out of reach for both teams with just 8 matches left. Roma currently occupies the 6th spot with 54 points.
🟡🔴 AS Roma 1 – 0 Lecce 🟡🔴
AS Roma has returned to winning form after their exit from the Europa League in the Round of 16 against Bologna. They made a strong comeback at the Stadio Olimpico thanks to Robinio Vaz, who scored his first-ever goal in Serie A and his first for Roma. Vaz found the net in the 57th minute of the second half. Lecce, managed by former coach Eusebio Di Francesco. This match was vital for Roma, as they have now caught up with Juventus, who drew 1–1 with Sassuolo and now share fifth place in the standings with 54 points. On the other hand, Lecce’s fight for survival has become increasingly difficult, as they remain stuck in fourth-to-last place with 27 points, level with Cremonese.
⚜️ Fiorentina 1 – 1 Inter ⚫️🔵
A setback for Inter as they failed to secure a win at the Artemio Franchi Stadium. The concern now is whether Inter is running low on energy after losing valuable points. This marks their third consecutive match without a win. The ones celebrating are their rivals. Milan and Napoli are narrowing the gap in the standings, now trailing by 6 and 7 points, respectively. On the other hand, Fiorentina managed to earn a point from tonight’s 1–1 draw, despite starting the match on a very negative note with Pio Esposito scoring just 40 seconds in. However, Fiorentina found an equalizer in the second half thanks to Ndour. This point not only enhances their position (putting them two points above the relegation zone) but also offers a significant morale boost considering how the game unfolded.
Bayern Munich vs Atalanta Official Lineups, Wednesday, 18 March 2026, UEFA Champions League Round of 16 Second Leg
Here are the official starting lineups for Bayern Munich and Atalanta for the second leg of the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League Round of 16, taking place on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany, with kickoff scheduled for 21:00.
Referee: Benoît Bastien FRA
Assistant Referee 1: Hicham Zakrani FRA
Assistant Referee 2: Aurélien Berthomieu FRA
Fourth Official: Mathieu Vernice FRA
Video Assistant Referee: Bastien Dechepy FRA
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Jarred Gillett ENG
UEFA Referee Observer: Levan Paniashvili GEO
UEFA Delegate: Attila Tömo HUN
Match Officials Champions League Knockout Playoffs First and Second Legs
2025-26 UEFA Champions League Round of 16 Referees Appointments
Referees, Assistants, Fourth Official, Video Assistant Referee, UEFA Referee Observer, UEFA Delegate. Second Leg on Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18 March 2026.
SPORTING CP (POR) – FK BODØ/GLIMT (NOR)
18:45 CET – Lisbon (Estádio José Alvalade)
Referee: Sandro Schärer SUI
Assistant Referee 1: Jonas Erni SUI
Assistant Referee 2: Susanne Küng SUI
Fourth Official: Lukas Fähndrich SUI
Video Assistant Referee: Fedayi San SUI
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Andrew Dallas SCO
UEFA Referee Observer: Stefan Meßner AUT
UEFA Delegate: Tarik Shamel ENG
CHELSEA FC (ENG) – PARIS SAINT GERMAIN (FRA)
21:00 CET – London (Stamford Bridge)
Referee: Slavko Vinčić SVN
Assistant Referee 1: Tomaž Klančnik SVN
Assistant Referee 2: Andraž Kovačič SVN
Fourth Official: David Šmajc SVN
Video Assistant Referee: Christian Dingert GER
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Robert Schröder GER
UEFA Referee Observer: Stavros Tritsonis GRE
UEFA Delegate: Loukas Siotropos GRE
MANCHESTER CITY FC (ENG) – REAL MADRID CF (ESP)
21:00 CET – Manchester (Etihad Stadium)
Referee: Clément Turpin FRA
Assistant Referee 1: Nicolas Danos FRA
Assistant Referee 2: Benjamin Pagès FRA
Fourth Official: Willy Delajod FRA
Video Assistant Referee: Jérôme Brisard FRA
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Bastien Dechepy FRA
UEFA Referee Observer: Edgar Steinborn GER
UEFA Delegate: Kris Bellon BEL
ARSENAL FC (ENG) – BAYER 04 LEVERKUSEN (GER)
21:00 CET – London (Emirates Stadium)
Referee: Danny Makkelie NED
Assistant Referee 1: Hessel Steegstra NED
Assistant Referee 2: Jan de Vries NED
Fourth Official: Allard Lindhout NED
Video Assistant Referee: Dennis Johan Higler NED
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Pol van Boekel NED
UEFA Referee Observer: Lucílio Cardoso Cortez Batista POR
UEFA Delegate: Per Eliasson SWE
Wednesday 18 March 2026
FC BARCELONA (ENG) – NEWCASTLE UNITED FC (ENG)
18:45 CET – Barcelona (Camp Nou)
Referee: François Letexier FRA
Assistant Referee 1: Cyril Mugnier FRA
Assistant Referee 2: Mehdi Rahmouni FRA
Fourth Official: Jérémie Pignard FRA
Video Assistant Referee: Bram Van Driessche BEL
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Jérôme Brisard FRA
UEFA Referee Observer: Frank De Bleeckere BEL
UEFA Delegate: Ronald Zimmermann GER
LIVERPOOL FC (ENG) – GALATASARAY (TUR)
21:00 CET – Liverpool (Anfield)
Referee: Szymon Marciniak POL
Assistant Referee 1: Tomasz Listkiewicz POL
Assistant Referee 2: Adam Kupsik POL
Fourth Official: Paweł Raczkowski POL
Video Assistant Referee: Marco Di Bello ITA
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Daniele Chiffi ITA
UEFA Referee Observer: Marián Ružbarský SVK
UEFA Delegate: Alojzije Šupraha CRO
FC BAYERN MÜNCHEN (GER) – ATALANTA BC (ITA)
21:00 CET – Munich (Allianz Arena)
Referee: Benoît Bastien FRA
Assistant Referee 1: Hicham Zakrani FRA
Assistant Referee 2: Aurélien Berthomieu FRA
Fourth Official: Mathieu Vernice FRA
Video Assistant Referee: Bastien Dechepy FRA
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Jarred Gillett ENG
UEFA Referee Observer: Levan Paniashvili GEO
UEFA Delegate: Attila Tömo HUN
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FC (ENG) – CLUB ATLÉTICO DE MADRID (ESP)
21:00 CET – London (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)
Referee: Daniel Siebert GER
Assistant Referee 1: Jan Seidel GER
Assistant Referee 2: Rafael Foltyn GER
Fourth Official: Daniel Schlager GER
Video Assistant Referee: Bastian Dankert GER
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Sören Storks GER
UEFA Referee Observer: Jan W. Wegereef NED
UEFA Delegate: Philippe Prudhon FRA
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✅ The 2025–26 UEFA Champions League Round of 16 are scheduled for March 10-11 (First Leg) and March 17-18, 2026 (Second Leg).
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