MILAN – Lega Serie A has published details of the early and late kick-offs from Weeks 22 to 31.

Read the full schedule for the revelant ten matchdays here on inter.it:

WEEK 22
Saturday 1 February 2014  18:00 BOLOGNA v UDINESE (�)
Saturday 1 February 2014  18:00 CAGLIARI v FIORENTINA
Saturday 1 February 2014  20:45 AC MILAN v TORINO
Sunday 2 February 2014  12:30 GENOA v SAMPDORIA
Sunday 2 February 2014  20:45 JUVENTUS v INTER

WEEK 23
Saturday 8 February 2014  18:00 UDINESE v CHIEVO (�)
Saturday 8 February 2014  18:00 FIORENTINA v ATALANTA
Saturday 8 February 2014  20:45 NAPOLI v AC MILAN
Sunday 9 February 2014  12:30 TORINO v BOLOGNA
Sunday 9 February 2014  20:45 INTER v SASSUOLO

WEEK 24
Friday 14 February 2014  20:45 AC MILAN v BOLOGNA(*)
Saturday 15 February 2014  20:45 FIORENTINA v INTER
Sunday 16 February 2014  12:30 CATANIA v LAZIO
Sunday 16 February 2014  20:45 ROMA v SAMPDORIA
Monday 17 February 2014  20:45 VERONA v TORINO (***)

WEEK 25
Saturday 22 February 2014  20:45 BOLOGNA v ROMA
Sunday 23 February 2014  12:30 LIVORNO v VERONA
Sunday 23 February 2014  15:00 INTER v CAGLIARI
Sunday 23 February 2014  18:30 JUVENTUS v TORINO
Sunday 23 February 2014  20:45 LAZIO v SASSUOLO (***)
Monday 24 February 2014  19:00 PARMA v FIORENTINA (**)
Monday 24 February 2014  21:00 NAPOLI v GENOA (**)

WEEK 26
Saturday 1 March 2014  20:45 ROMA v INTER
Sunday 2 March 2014  12:30 CAGLIARI v UDINESE
Sunday 2 March 2014  18:30 LIVORNO v NAPOLI
Sunday 2 March 2014  20:45 AC MILAN v JUVENTUS (**)
Sunday 2 March 2014  20:45 FIORENTINA v LAZIO (**)

WEEK 27
Saturday 8 March 2014  18:00 UDINESE v AC MILAN (*)
Saturday 8 March 2014  20:45 CATANIA v CAGLIARI
Sunday 9 March 2014  12:30 JUVENTUS v FIORENTINA
Sunday 9 March 2014  15:00 INTER v TORINO
Sunday 9 March 2014  20:45 NAPOLI v ROMA

WEEK 28
Saturday 15 March 2014  20:45 VERONA v INTER
Sunday 16 March 2014  12:30 ATALANTA v SAMPDORIA
Sunday 16 March 2014  18:30 CAGLIARI v LAZIO (�)
Sunday 16 March 2014  20:45 GENOA v JUVENTUS
Sunday 16 March 2014  20:45 FIORENTINA v CHIEVO (�)
Monday 17 March 2014  19:00 TORINO v NAPOLI (�)
Monday 17 March 2014  21:00 ROMA v UDINESE (***)

WEEK 29
Saturday 22 March 2014  18:00 TORINO v LIVORNO
Saturday 22 March 2014  20:45 CHIEVO v ROMA
Sunday 23 March 2014  12:30 PARMA v GENOA
Sunday 23 March 2014  15:00 INTER v ATALANTA
Sunday 23 March 2014  18:30 NAPOLI v FIORENTINA (�)
Sunday 23 March 2014  20:45 CATANIA v JUVENTUS (�)
Sunday 23 March 2014  20:45 LAZIO v AC Milan

WEEK 30
Tuesday 25 March 2014  20:45 ROMA v TORINO
Thursday 27 March 2014  20:45 INTER v UDINESE

WEEK 31
Saturday 29 March 2014  18:00 BOLOGNA v ATALANTA (�)
Saturday 29 March 2014  20:45 AC MILAN v CHIEVO (�)
Sunday 30 March 2014  12:30 SASSUOLO v ROMA
Sunday 30 March 2014  20:45 NAPOLI v JUVENTUS
Monday 31 March 2014  19:00 UDINESE v CATANIA
Monday 31 March 2014  21:00 LIVORNO v INTER

NB:
(*) early kick-off time available if involved in the UEFA Champions League
(**) late kick-off time available if involved in the UEFA Europa League
(***) late kick-off time available to avoid clashing with another event in the same city that weekend
(�) early kick-off time available if Udinese qualify for the semi-finals of the TIM Cup
(�) late kick-off time available if the relevant club (Fiorentina, Juventus, Lazio, Napoli) qualifies for the last-16 of the UEFA Europa League
(�) the two games could be swapped if AC Milan qualify for the quarter finals of the UEFA Champions League:

MILAN – Speaking as a guest on Radio 105 about his book ‘Giocare da uomo’, Javier Zanetti was asked to comment on remarks made by Gian Piero Gasperini in a recent interview with La Repubblica.

The Nerazzurri skipper replied: "Perhaps Gasperini has forgotten that Inter didn’t only win trophies in Italy but also on the European and world stage, and did so years after the 2006 scandal. If he’s forgotten that, then he’s wrong."

APPIANO GENTILE – 17 games out of 19, Jonathan is still improving at Inter and spoke to Sky Sport 24: “I’ve been here for two and a half years now, I’ve got more confidence, the coach and his staff always talk to me and tell me they have faith in what I’m doing. I now understand the language better and I’m happy to have met Walter Mazzarri at this stage of my career because I’ve rediscovered my confidence. I’d also like to thank the fans for all the faith and support they’ve always shown me.”

The Nerazzurri man then spoke about the Brazilian national team and had a message for head coach Luiz Felipe Scolari: “I don’t like talking about myself. He definitely knows me, we were on the same flight after the AC Milan match, we spoke about a lot of subjects but not football. If I were selected, I’d be delighted but I know the competition is fierce.”

The Brazilian also gave his thoughts on Inter’s form: “In training we do what the coach asks us, and after the Chievo game we were unhappy because the ball just wouldn’t go in the back of the net. The coach spoke to us yesterday, he told us he’s happy with what we’re doing on the pitch, but that it’s not enough and we need to do more.”

On Sunday Jonathan comes up against Gian Piero Gasperini, his first coach at Inter: “We were here together for two months, but I saw he’s a real man with a good work ethic. I came here because he gave his OK. I don’t want to discuss what he’s said about Calciopoli, I’ll leave that to other people. Genoa are a strong side, and we mustn’t underestimate them. I don’t know why Gasperini didn’t do well here because, as I’ve said, I’d only just arrived. Of course, he had some bad results, there’s a lot of pressure here, then he tried to move to a three-man defence but the squad didn’t adapt well to it.”

Jonathan was the latest player to be asked his view on referees: “I’ve watched matches back at home and seen there were penalties that we weren’t given. Referees are human and can make mistakes like we do, but it keeps happening with Inter. All we ask is that when there’s a decision to make, they make one. They should speak to their bosses and figure out what’s going on.”

Finally a word on honorary president Massimo Moratti and president Thohir: “There are no words to describe Moratti as a man and a president. He’s always with us, he really is a wonderful man. I’ve met Thohir three times but I know he watches all the games from Indonesia. I read the interview in which he said this is a year of transition and all the fans need to have patience. We all need to see that it’s an unusual period at the club. Our aim? Obviously it would be great to get into the European places, there’s still a lot of matches to be played and it’s not just down to us. If we do manage it, we’ll be happy.”

APPIANO GENTILE – The Nerazzurri trained at the Centro Sportivo Angelo Moratti this afternoon before setting off for Genoa ahead of tomorrow’s Week 20 clash at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris.

After warming up, the players were guided through a series of drills focusing on speed then played a match on a half-length pitch.

APPIANO GENTILE – Walter Mazzarri has selected 22 Nerazzurri players for tomorrow’s 2013/14 Serie A Week 20 match away to Genoa, due to kick off at 15:00.

Goalkeepers: 1 Samir Handanovic, 30 Juan Pablo Carrizo, 12
Luca Castellazzi;

Defenders: 2 Jonathan, 4 Javier Zanetti, 5 Juan Jesus, 6 Marco Andreolli, 14 Hugo Campagnaro, 23 Andrea Ranocchia, 25 Walter Samuel, 35 Rolando, 55 Yuto Nagatomo;

Midfielders: 10 Mateo
Kovacic, 11 Ricky Alvarez, 14 Fredy Guarin, 16 Gaby
Mudingayi, 17 Zdravko Kuzmanovic, 19 Esteban
Cambiasso, 21 Saphir Taider;

Forwards: 8 Rodrigo Palacio, 20 Ruben Botta, 22 Diego Milito.