✅ Here are the match officials and fixtures for the Serie A Week 17 / Seventeenth Round on Saturday 7, Sunday 8, and Monday 9 January 2023 as designated by the Italian Referee Association (AIA).
🇮🇹 The Italian Referee Association (AIA) has designated the match officials for the Serie A Week 17 game Monza vs Inter on Saturday 7 January 2023 at the U-Power Stadium in Monza, Italy at 20:45.
Referee Juan Luca Sacchi from the section of Macerata will be assisted by Matteo Bottegoni from the section of Terni and Alessandro Cipressa from the section of Lecce. The Fourth Official will be Luca Massimi from the section of Termoli. The VAR will be Paolo Mazzoleni from the section of Bergamo. The AVAR will be Antonio Di Martino from the section of Teramo.
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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Monza, 14th position with 16 points and a negative goal difference of -6
Fiorentina, 11th position with 19 points and a negative goal difference of -2
✅ The Italian Referee Association (AIA) has designated the match officials for the Serie A Week 16 game Fiorentina vs Monza on Wednesday 4 January 2023 at the Artemio Franchi Stadium in Florence, Italy at 18:30
Referee Ermanno Feliciani from the section of Teramo will be assisted by Matteo Passeri from the section of Gubbio and Alessandro Costanzo from the section of Orvieto. The Fourth Official will be Luca Pairetto from the section of Nichelino. The VAR will be Davide Massa from the section of Imperia. The AVAR will be Davide Ghersini from the section of Genova.
✅ Here are the match officials and fixtures for the Serie A Week 16 / Sixteenth Round on Wednesday 4 January 2023 as designated by the Italian Referee Association (AIA).
🇮🇹 The Italian Referee Association (AIA) has designated the match officials for the Serie A Week 16 game Salernitana vs AC Milan on Wednesday 4 January 2023 at the Arechi Stadium in Salerno, Italy at 12:30.
Referee Francesco Fourneau from the section of Roma 1 will be assisted by Stefano Del Giovane from the section of Albano Laziale and Pasquale De Meo from the section of Foggia. The Fourth Official will be Ivano Pezzuto from the section of Lecce. The VAR will be Maurizio Mariani from the section of Aprilia. The AVAR will be Gianluca Manganiello from the section of Pinerolo.
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Wednesday 4 January 2023
SALERNITANA – AC MILAN
Arechi Stadium
Referee: FOURNEAU
Assistants:DEL GIOVANE – DE MEO
Fourth Official: PEZZUTO
VAR: MARIANI
AVAR: MANGANIELLO
12:30
Hello, my friends! Although Italy will not take part in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, many of our Italian Serie A players will be participating with their respective national teams. The World Cup will kick off on Sunday 20 November 2022 with Qatar vs Ecuador at the Al-Bayt Stadium. The Final will be on Sunday 28 December at the Lusail National Stadium. The Serie A will resume until Wednesday 4 January 2023.
✅ I will be covering the games giving priority to our Serie A players. Here is the breakdown: (Updated November 17)
Serbia with the most called up players with a total of 11 players. Poland have 10 players.
Group G (Cameroon, Brazil, Serbia and Switzerland) there are 20 players.
Group C (Argentina, Poland, Mexico and Saudi Arabia) includes 16.
Group E (Spain, Costa Rica, Germany and Japan) does not include any Serie A players.
Juventus have the most called up players, a total of 11, followed by AC Milan with 7, and Inter with 6.
We have also 3 players from Serie B: Brescia, Benevent, and Bari
** November 17: Nicolas Gonzalez (Fiorentina) and Joaquin Correa (Inter) were knocked out for injuries and forced to return home missing the World Cup.
🏆👉Serie A Players in World Cup Group A
🇶🇦 Qatar: None 🇪🇨 Ecuador: None 🇸🇳 Senegal: Ballo Tourè (Milan), Boulaye Dia (Salernitana). 🇳🇱 Netherlands: Stefan de Vrij (Inter), Denzel Dumfries (Inter), Marten de Roon (Atalanta), Teun Koopmeiners (Atalanta).
🏆👉Serie A Players World Cup Group B
🏴 England: None 🇺🇸 United States: Weston McKennie (Juventus), Sergino Dest (Milan) 🇮🇷 Iran: None 🏴 Wales: Ethan Ampadou (Spezia).
🏆👉Serie A Players World Cup Group C
🇦🇷 Argentina: Leandro Paredes (Juventus), Angel Di Maria (Juventus), Lautaro Martinez (Inter), Paulo Dybala (Roma),
**Updated November 17: Forced to return home for injury Nicolas Gonzalez (Fiorentina) and Joaquin Correa (Inter).
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: None 🇵🇱 Poland: Wojciech Szczęsny (Juventus), Łukasz Skorupski (Bologna), Kamil Glik (Benevento), Bartosz Bereszyński (Sampdoria), Nicola Zalewski (Roma), Jakub Kiwior (Spezia), Piotr Zielinski (Napoli), Szymon Żurkowski (Fiorentina), Arzadiusz Milik (Juventus), Krzysztof Piątek (Salernitana). 🇲🇽 Mexico: Hirving Lozano (Napoli), Johàn Vasquez (Cremonese)
Italy Head Coach Roberto Mancini called up 31 players for their final two tests of 2022 with friendly games against Albania on 16 November at 20:45 CET, at Air Albania stadium in Tirana. This game will mark the 400th game in Italy’s history (194 wins, 115 draws, and 90 losses). The second game will be against Austria on 20 November at 20.45 CET, at Ernst Happel Stadion in Vienna.
As reported by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), players will meet up at Coverciano on Sunday 13 November. There is a first senior call-up for 16-year-old Udinese forward Simone Pafundi, and for Juventus midfielders Nicolò Fagioli (2001-born) and Fabio Miretti (2003-born). All three had already been selected by Mancini earlier in the year in a special training camp dedicated to identify young and upcoming talent in the country. Back after a year since his last call-up is Federico Chiesa, who has just returned to fitness after his left-knee cruciate ligament injury sustained last January.
🇮🇹 👉 Italy Squad
Goalkeepers: Gianluigi Donnarumma (Paris Saint Germain), Alex Meret (Napoli), Ivan Provedel (Lazio), Guglielmo Vicario (Empoli);
Defenders: Francesco Acerbi (Inter), Alessandro Bastoni (Inter), Leonardo Bonucci (Juventus), Giovanni Di Lorenzo (Napoli), Federico Dimarco (Inter), Emerson Palmieri (West Ham), Federico Gatti (Juventus), Pasquale Mazzocchi (Salernitana), Giorgio Scalvini (Atalanta), Rafael Toloi (Atalanta);
Italy will be preparing for the UEFA EURO 2024 qualification will get underway, and in June the Azzurri will compete in the Nations League Final Four along with Croatia, Spain and the hosts, the Netherlands (semi-final draw to take place in January).
🇮🇹 👉 Backgroud for the games against Albania and Austria
ALBANIA VS. ITALY. Italy and Albania have previously met on only three occasions, all of them in recent times. The first game was back in 2014 in a friendly in Genova that the Azzurri won 1-0, before two clashes in the 2018 World Cup qualification stage, with Italy winning both games in Palermo and Scutari (it was the 800th game for Italy at all levels). In the dugout for Albania will be Edy Reja, the fourth Italian in the Albanian hot-seat in four meetings (two times with De Biasi, one Panucci). In total, there have been 17 games between Italy and an Italian Head Coach on the opposing side (Trappatoni four times, the only one to beat us, and Ghedin), with 14 wins for the Azzurri, two draws and a defeat. In Italy’s first-ever visit to Albania in 2017, they won 1-0 in Scutari, as the Air Albania Stadium was being re-constructed at the time; it will be the first time they will have played in Tirana.
AUSTRIA VS. ITALY. Italy and Austria have faced each other 38 times: Italy have won 18 times, drawn eight and lost twelve, but with less goals scored (51 to 57). Italy was only able to get their first win against Austria back in 1931, after previously drawing four and losing six of the opening ten games between the sides. From 1962 onwards, things got rather better for the Azzurri as they conjured up eleven wins and three draws, remaining unbeaten to this day, 62 years in total. The last defeat came in December 1960 in a 2-1 loss in Naples. The last meeting between the two was in the round of 16 at Euro 2020, at Wembley, won 2-1 in extra-time (in that game, Austria finally broke their duck after not scoring against Italy for 1,168 minutes). This time around, it will be the Azzurri’s 15th outing in Vienna: the previous 14 were all against Austria bar one, that was against Spain at Euro 2008; their record is five wins, three draws and six losses (12/18 goals for/against). The Azzurri haven’t conceded in Vienna in their last three games (the last goal was in 1970), and are unbeaten in seven (last loss was in 1958).
By Anna Italia
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