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The Serie A League has announced the official dates to resume the 2019-2020 Serie A Season after it was stopped on March 9, 2020 due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The Serie A will resume with 4 recovery games from Week 25:

Torino vs Parma (Saturday 20 June, 19.30. On TV on Sky)
Hellas Verona vs Cagliari (Saturday 20 June, 9:45 pm. Dazn)
Atalanta vs Sassuolo (Sunday 21 June, 7.30 pm. Sky)
Inter vs Sampdoria (Sunday 21 June, 9:45 pm. Sky)

The Italian Serie A Week 27 will start from  22 June:

Lecce vs AC Milan (Monday 22 June, 19:30)
Fiorentina vs Brescia (Monday 22 June, 19:30)
Bologna vs Juventus (Monday 22 June, 20:45)
Hellas Verona vs Napoli (Tuesday 23 June, 19:30)
SPAL vs Cagliari (Tuesday 23 June, 19:30)
Genoa vs Parma (Tuesday 23 June, 21:45)
Torino vs Udinese (Tuesday 23 June, 21:45)
Inter vs Sassuolo (Wednesday 24 June, 19.30)
Atalanta vs Lazio (Wednesday 24 June, 21:45)
AS Roma vs Sampdoria (Wednesday 24 June, 21:45)

The Italian Serie A Week 28

Juventus vs Lecce (Friday 26 June, 21:45)
Brescia vs Genoa (Saturday 27 June, 17:15)
Cagliari vs Torino (Saturday 27 June, 19:30)
Lazio vs Fiorentina (Saturday 27 June, 21:45)
AC Milan vs AS Roma (Sunday 28 June, 17:15)
Napoli vs SPAL (Sunday 28 June, 19:30)
Sampdoria vs Bologna (Sunday 28 June, 19:30)
Sassuolo vs Hellas Verona (Sunday 28 June, 19:30)
Udinese vs Atalanta (Sunday 28 June, 19:30)
Parma vs Inter (Sunday 28 June, 21:45)

The Italian Serie A Week 29

Torino vs Lazio (Tuesday 30 June, 19:30)
Genoa vs Juventus (Tuesday 30 June, 21:45)
Bologna vs Cagliari (Wednesday 1 July, 19:30)
Inter vs Brescia (Wednesday 1 July, 19:30)
Fiorentina vs Sassuolo (Wednesday 1 July, 21:45)
Hellas Verona vs Parma (Wednesday 1 July, 21:45)
Lecce vs Sampdoria (Wednesday 1 July, 21:45)
SPAL vs AC Milan (Wednesday 1 July, 21:45)
Atalanta vs Napoli (Thursday 2 July, 19:30)
AS Roma vs Udinese (Thursday 2 July, 21:45)

The Italian Serie A Week 30

Juventus vs Torino (Saturday 4 July, 17:15)
Sassuolo vs Lecce (Saturday 4 July, 19:30)
Lazio vs AC Mila (Saturday 4 July, 21:45)
Inter vs Bologna (Sunday 5 July, 17:15)
Brescia vs Hellas Verona (Sunday 5 July, 19:30)
Cagliari vs Atalanta (Sunday 5 July, 19:30)
Parma vs Fiorentina (Sunday 5 July, 19:30)
Sampdoria vs SPAL (Sunday 5 July, 19:30)
Udinese vs Genoa (Sunday 5 July, 19:30)
Napoli vs AS Roma (Sunday 5 July, 21:45)

The other upcoming big games include:

AC Milan vs AS Roma (28 June at 17.15)
Atalanta vs Napoli (2 July at 19.30)
Juventus vs Torino (4 July at 17.15)
Lazio vs AC Milan (4 July at 21.45)
Napoli vs AS Roma (July 5 at 9:45 pm)
AC Milan vs Juventus (July 7 at 9:45 pm)
Juventus vs Atalanta (July 11 at 9:45 pm)
Napoli vs AC Milan (July 12 at 9:45 pm)
AS Roma vs Inter (July 19 at 9:45 pm)
Juventus vs Lazio (20 July at 9:45 pm).

Here are the Serie A  Standing 5 top positions with Juventus leading in the first position with 63 points followed by Lazio in the second position with 62 points.  The third position is for Inter with 54 points being -9 points below the leader.  Up to Serie A Week 26, it seems a two-way race for the Scudetto.

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— Lega Serie A (@SerieA) June 1, 2020

By Anna Italia
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The Assembly of the Serie A League met on Friday 29 May 2020  in the presence of all 20 associated clubs in video conference.  Simply put, the outcome is great news to Italian football fans.  The Serie A League gives the green light to resume the Serie A TIM on June 20 as communicated by Italy Sports Minister Vincenzo Spadafora and unanimously voted on the dispute of the 4 recoveries of the sixth day of return  (Atalanta vs Sassuolo, Hellas Verona vs Cagliari, Inter vs Sampdoria and Torino vs Parma) on the weekend of 20/21 June and the planning of the eighth return day starting from Monday 22 June.

The Serie A stopped since March 9 (Serie A Week 26)  when Italy went into lockdown following the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, reportedly, having at least 231,700 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and over 33,000 deaths.

Reportedly, the 2019-2020 football activities, will resume with the Coppa Italia Semifinals (Italian Cup) on June 13 and the final scheduled for June 17.

Spadafora reached the decision on Thursday 28 during a video conference with Italian football authorities.    According to the Associated Press, Spadafora declared that “The meeting was very useful.  Now Italy is starting again and it is right that soccer starts again too.  If the curve changes and the league has to be stopped again, the Italian soccer federation has assured me that there exists a plan B — playoffs — and also a plan C — leaving the standings as they are.”

Here are the Serie A  Standing 5 top positions with Juventus leading in the first position with 63 points followed by Lazio in the second position with 62 points.  The third position is for Inter with 54 points being -9 points below the leader.  Up to Serie A Week 26, it seems a two-way race for the Scudetto.

Here are 3 Ticket Options for the Serie A tickets:

Sports Events 365 – Serie A Tickets
Viagogo- Serie A Tickets
StubHub – Serie A Tickets

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— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) May 30, 2020

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By Anna Italia
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This is the updated list of the Italian Serie A players tested positive with the Coronavirus COVID-19.   The first case with Coronavirus was Juventus defender Daniele Rugani on 11 March 2020.  Players followed a self-isolation as a precautionary measure to avoid contaminating others.

👉 Last update: Thursday 7 May  2020

JUVENTUS FC (3)

• Defender Daniele Rugani (Wednesday 11 March 2020)
• Midfielder Matuidi Blasise (Tuesday 17 March 2020)
• Forward Paulo Dybala (Saturday 21 March 2020)

SAMPDORIA (7 +4)

• Forward Manolo Gabbiadini (Thursday 12 March 2020)
• Defender Omar Colley (Friday 13 March 2020)
• Midfielder Albin Ekdal (Friday 13 March 2020)
• Forward Antonino La Gumina (Friday 13 March 2020)
• Midfielder Morten Thorsby (Friday 13 March 2020)
• Defender Fabio Depaoli (Saturday 14 March 2020)
• Defender Bartosz Bereszynski (Saturday 14 March 2020)
• NOTE: The club doctor Amedeo Baldari have also tested positive for the Coronavirus COVID-19 (Friday 13 March 2020)
• NOTE: On Thursday 7 May 2020, Sampdoria informed three more positive cases of COVID-19 and 1 testing again positive.  All of the asymptomatic and the names were not revealed.

FIORENTINA (3 +6)

• Dusan Vlahovic (Friday 13 March 2020)
• Patrick Cutrone (Saturday 14 March 2020)
• German Pezzella (Saturday 14 March 2020)
• NOTE: Fiorentina physiotherapist Stefano Dainelli also positive with COVID-19 on Saturday 14 March 2020.
• NOTE:  On Thursday 7 May 2020, Fiorentina announced there were 6 players testing positive after the tests conducted on Wednesday 6 May including 3 players and 3 staff.

HELLAS VERONA (1)

• Midfielder Mattia Zacagni (Tuesday 17 March 2020)

AC MILAN (1)

• Daniel Maldini (Saturday 21 March 2020)
• Note: Ex-Captain Paolo Maldini, the club’s Technical Director, also tested positive.

ATALANTA (1)

• Goalkeeper Marco Sportiello (Tuesday 2 March 2020)

TORINO (1)

• One player confirmed positive with COVID-19.  The Club decided to keep the name of the player private (reportedly, Italian player) .  The test was conducted on Wednesday 6 May ahead of the first day training after the outbreak. (Thursday 7 May 2020).

Related:

Official: UEFA postpones EURO 2020 until 2021due to Coronavirus COVID-19

The Italian Olympic Committee have called for all sporting events to stop until April 3, 2020

Juventus defender Daniele Rugani tested positive with Coronavirus

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Sampdoria forward Manolo Gabbiadini second Serie A player with Coronavirus, Thursday 12 March 2020

Juventus midfielder Blaise Matuidi tested positive with Coronavirus COVID-19, Tuesday 17 March 2020

Official: AC Milan confirms that Paolo Maldini and son Daniel tested positive with Coronavirus COVID-19, Saturday 21 March 2020

Atalanta confirms goalkeeper Marco Sportiello tested positive to Coronavirus COVID-19, Tuesday 24 March 2020