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Inter vs Monza Preview, Saturday 22 August 2026, Serie A Week 1

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Inter vs Monza Preview, Saturday, 22 August 2026, Serie A Week 1

 

✅     What excitement awaits! Inter, the reigning champions of Italy, will face off against the newly promoted Serie B team, Monza.   The match is on Saturday, August 22, 2026, at 18:30 CEST at the San Siro Stadium in Milan.   This marks their 7th encounter in Serie A. The statistics heavily favor Inter, who have remained unbeaten in five of the last six meetings, boasting three wins and two draws.

 

 

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Inter has lost only one of the 18 season-opening matches played as title holders (including titles awarded on points) in the single round Serie A format.  Stats are (10 wins, 7 draws since 1929/30): a 0-1 defeat to Venezia on October 6, 1940. You can bet that Inter is eager to kick off their title defense with a home win. Will they secure a victory? Or could Monza pull off an upset and snatch a draw or win? The pressure is certainly on Inter to start the season on the right foot.

Just think about it: this will be the third Lombard derby between Inter and Monza played on the opening day in the last four Serie A seasons. Previously, there was a match between Inter and Monza in the 2023/24 season, and another between Milan and Cremonese in the last edition of the tournament.

It’s incredible how many opening matches feature teams from Lombardy, especially compared to the 29 previous seasons since the introduction of the three points for a win system (Inter-Brescia in 1997/98, Brescia-Milan in 2001/02, and Inter-Atalanta in 2015/16).

Imagine this: Monza’s only victory in six previous encounters at San Siro against Inter and Milan in Serie A (5 losses) came during their first meeting at the Meazza in the tournament against the Nerazzurri: a 1-0 win on April 15, 2023, thanks to a goal by Luca Caldirola in the 78th minute.

Monza has never won in their three season-opening matches in Serie A.  Stats show two losses (including a 0-2 defeat at the Meazza against Inter on August 19, 2023) and one draw.

In the history of the Serie A with a single round format (since 1929/30), the defending champion has only lost their first match of the season against a newly promoted team once out of 23 occasions (15 wins, 7 draws): this occurred during the Sampdoria-Juventus match on September 12, 1982, which ended 1-0. Specifically, Inter has achieved three victories (including two in Lombardy derbies against Brescia in 1971 and Cremonese in 1989) and one draw (against Bari in 2009) in these types of encounters.

In the regular season of Serie B 2025/26, Monza was the team that scored the most goals following sequences of at least 10 passes: eight goals, matching the record set by Inter in Serie A last season (a record shared with Como).

Last season, Inter scored a remarkable total of 124 goals across all competitions (including the Club World Cup), setting their all-time record for goals since the inception of the Serie A single round format (1929/30).

Players Statistics

Argentine forward Lautaro Martínez (132 goals) is just one goal away from tying Stefano Nyers (133) for third place among the top scorers in Inter’s Serie A history, behind Giuseppe Meazza (197). Lautaro was the top scorer in Serie A for the 2026-27 season with 17 goals.  Lautaro is highly motivated after finishing 2nd place with Argentina in the World Cup.

Benito Lorenzi (138) is also in the mix. El Toro has scored five goals in six matches against Monza in the league (including two doubles) and netted six times in six games against newly promoted teams in the previous Serie A season.

Patrick Cutrone contributed to nine goals (six goals and three assists) in the last Serie BKT season, including playoffs; among players who participated in at least as many goals, the Monza forward played the fewest matches (20).

Head-to-head analytics  BEFORE the game Inter vs Monza

 

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Official Called-up Players Inter vs Monza

Monza Coach Ivan Jurić has selected the following 20 players for the trip to Milan:

Goalkeepers: Pizzignacco, Loubao

Defenders: Lucchesi, Antov, Delli Carri, Birindelli, Strajnar, Carboni, Robinson, Kouadio

Midfielders/Wingers: Mangas, Foe Ondoa, Forson, Galazzi, Bakoune, Colpani, A. Ballabio, Mout

Forwards: Varela, Cutrone

Notable absentees: Dany Mota and goalkeeper Demba Thiam (both suspended), along with Matteo Pessina.

Match Officials Inter vs Monza

Referee Livio Marinelli from the Tivoli section will officiate the match.  Assisting him will be Vittorio Di Gioia from Nola and Domenico Palermo from Bari.  The fourth official is Davide Di Marco from Ciampino.  Matteo Gariglio from Pinerolo will serve as the VAR, while Valerio Marini from the Roma 1 section will be the AVAR.

 

Inter vs Monza predicted lineup

 

 

 

 

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Saturday 22 August 2026
Giuseppe Meazza Stadium
Milan, Italy

18:30

Referee: MARINELLI
Assistants: DI GIOIA – PALERMO
IV: DI MARCO
VAR: GARIGLIO
AVAR: MARINI

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Udinese vs Como Preview, Saturday, 22 August 2026, Serie A Week 1

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Udinese vs Como Preview, Saturday, 22 August 2026, Serie A Week 1

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    Udinese – Como 

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🇮🇹     A thrilling challenge awaits as Udinese and Como gear up to compete at the Bluenergy Stadium on Saturday, August 22, 2026, at 18:30. This match marks their 23rd encounter in Serie A, with Udinese having a record of 10 wins, 6 losses, and 6 draws from their previous meetings.

Udinese boasts an impressive home record in Serie A, having not lost at home since February 1968 (when they were in Serie C). Interestingly, Como’s last goal in Udine was scored back in April 2003. The last home match against Como, which took place on Easter Monday, ended in a 0-0 stalemate.

This season marks Udinese’s 32nd consecutive year in Serie A, a feat they share only with Inter, Roma, Milan, and Lazio, who have longer uninterrupted tenures in the top division. Udinese aims to secure a victory in their opening match for the first time since the 2019/20 season.

Last season, under Runjaic’s leadership, Udinese achieved their first 50-point tally since the 2012/13 season. Meanwhile, Fabregas led Como to an impressive 19 clean sheets across their 38 league matches, a record unmatched by any other team in Europe’s top five leagues.

One of Como’s key players is Argentine forward Nico Paz, who represented Argentina in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Last season, he was notable for taking the most shots (46) and completing the highest number of dribbles (138).

Mergim Vojvoda will be up against his former team, having joined Udinese this summer after spending 18 months with Como.

Fact: Udinese vs Como Coaches

Udinese’s Coach Kosta Runjaic and Monza’s Coach Cesc Fabregas are the only two Serie A coaches who have led their teams since the beginning of the 2024/25 season. They are set to compete for the fifth time, with Runjaic holding a record of one win, one draw, and two losses.

Probable Lineups Udinese vs Como

UDINESE (3-4-2-1): Okoye; Bertola, Palma, Solet; Vojvoda, Karlström, Piotrowski, Kamara; Zaniolo, Ekkelenkamp; Buksa.

Coach: Kosta Runjaic

COMO (4-2-3-1): Butez; Smolcic, Ramón, Chalobah, Valle; Perrone, da Cunha; Diao, Paz, Baturina; Douvikas.

Coach: Cesc Fabregas

 

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Match Officials Udinese vs Como

Referee Alberto Ruben Arena from the Torre del Greco section will oversee the match. Assisting him will be Paolo Laudato from Taranto and Luca Mondin from Treviso. The Fourth Official is Daniele Chiffi from Padova, while the VAR is Giacomo Camplone from Lanciano, and the AVAR is Daniele Rutella from Enna.

Now, let’s take a look at Arena’s past performances. He officiated the previous encounter in Como last season, which ended with a 1-0 victory for the home team. Additionally, he was the referee for the Udinese vs. Cagliari match that ended in a 1-1 draw in October 2025. Arena has refereed Como twice in Serie A, both resulting in wins for them, and he has also officiated five other matches in Serie D and Serie C.

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⚪️⚫️  Udinese – Como  ⚪️🔵
Saturday 22 August 2026
Bluenergy Stadium
Udine, Italy

18:30

Referee: ARENA
Assistants: MONDIN – LAUDATO
IV: CHIFFI
VAR: CAMPLONE
AVAR: RUTELLA

 

 

Como vs Cremonese Preview, Saturday 27 September 2025, Serie A Week 5

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        Como – Cremonese   

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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game
Cremonese, 6th position with 8 points and a positive goal difference of +2
Como, 8th position with 7 points and a positive goal difference of +2

Here is Como vs Cremonese Preview for the Serie A Week 5 game on Saturday 27 September 2025 at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium in Como, Italy at 15:00.

Como and Cremonese will face off in Serie A Week 5 on Saturday, September 27, 2025, at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium in Como, Italy. The Biancoblù have a chance to win three of their first five Serie A matches this season, something they haven’t achieved since 1951/52. After drawing their last two league games 0-0 against Hellas Verona and Parma, Cremonese could achieve three consecutive clean sheets for the first time in their Serie A history.

Stats Before the Game

Cremonese has not lost in its last nine league encounters with Como, spanning Serie B and Serie C (7 wins, 2 draws), and they have won the last five matches. Como’s last victory over the Grigiorossi in these competitions was on October 12, 2013, in Serie C (1-0 away).

Como and Cremonese have only clashed once in a previous Serie A season, in 1984/85, with each team winning at home and both sides keeping a clean sheet; Ottavio Bianchi was the coach for Como, while Emiliano Mondonico coached the Grigiorossi.

Last season, Como went unbeaten against newly promoted teams in Serie A (1 win, 3 draws).  Overall, Como has drawn seven of its last nine matches against these top-flight teams (1 win, 1 loss).

Only Napoli (30) has accumulated more points than Como (26, tied with Roma) in Serie A since the start of April 2025.

Cremonese has achieved two wins and two draws this season; in the three-point-for-a-win era (since 1994/95), only four newly promoted teams have remained unbeaten in their first five games of a single season: Sampdoria in 2012/13, Palermo in 2004/05, Messina in 2004/05, and Atalanta in 2000/01.

Player Statistics

Nico Paz stands out as the sole player involved in every single one of his team’s goals (5 out of 5 for Como) this season within the Big 5 European leagues (minimum of 2 appearances): he has scored two goals and provided three assists. Additionally, since last season, Nico Paz has been the top assist provider in Serie A with a total of 11 assists.

Emil Audero leads the championship with the highest number of saves (20); moreover, only Mile Svilar (91%) boasts a better save percentage than the Cremonese goalkeeper (87%) – minimum of 3 appearances.

Como vs Cremonese Match Officials

🇮🇹    The match will be officiated by Referee Daniele Chiffi from Padova.  Assisting him will be Filippo Meli from Parma and Stefano Alassio from Imperia.  Livio Marinelli from Tivoli will serve as the fourth official.  The VAR is Valerio Marini from Roma 1, with Daniele Doveri from Roma 1 as the Avar.

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Como vs Cremonese Official Called Up Players
Como official called up players by Coach Cesc Fabregas against Cremonese

A list of player names for Como1907 and Cremonese teams. Jean Buttez, Mauro Vigorito, Nikola Cavina, Marc Oliver Kumpf, Alex Valle, Edoardo Goldaniga, Jacopo Ramponi, Alberto Moreno, Stefan Posch, Ivan Smolčić, Mërgim Vojvoda, Diego Carlos, Maxence Caqueret, Sergi Roberto, Nico Paz, Martin Baturina, Maximiliano Perrone, Lucas Da Cunha, Álvaro Morata, Taso Douvikas, Jesús Rodríguez, Nicolás Krhín, Jayden Addai, Alberto Cerri are visible in two columns on a background with the Como1907 logo and team colors blue and white.

 

Here are Cremonese 24 official called up players by Coach Davide Nicola against Como

Goalkeepers: Audero, Silvestri, Nava.

Defenders: Pezzella, Barbieri, Baschirotto, Bianchetti, Floriani Mussolini, Ceccherini, Terracciano, Faye, Folino.

Midfielders: Zerbin, Sarmiento, Vandeputte, Payero, Grassi, Bondo, Lordkipanidze

Forwards: Johnsen, Vardy, Vazquez, Bonazzoli, Sanabria.

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Saturday 27 September 2025
Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium
Como, Italy

15:00

Referee: DI BELLO
Assistants: PERETTI – PERROTTI
Fourth Official: CALZAVARA
VAR: DI PAOLO
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Lecce vs Cagliari Preview, Friday 19 September 2025, Serie A Week 4

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Lecce vs Cagliari Preview, Friday 19 September 2025, Serie A Week 4


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              Lecce – Cagliari  

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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Lecce, 20th position with 1 point and a negative goal difference of -5
Cagliari, 8th position with 4 points and a positive goal difference of +1

✅  Here is Lecce vs Cagliari Preview for the Serie A Week 4 game on Friday 19 September 2025 at the Via del Mare Stadium in Lecce, Italy at 20:45.

Lecce and Cagliari will face off in the Serie A Week 4 match on Friday, September 19, 2025, at the Via del Mare Stadium in Lecce, Italy. Lecce is aiming to secure their first three points of the season to escape the group of teams with just one point at the bottom of the standings. Eusebio Di Francesco’s squad is coming off two straight losses, one against Atalanta away and another at home to AC Milan, after a 0-0 draw on Matchday 1 at the Stadio Ferraris against Genoa.

Cagliari recently secured a 2-0 victory over Parma, but they haven’t managed to win two Serie A matches in a row for a year and a half.  That is, since March 2024 when Claudio Ranieri was in charge (they won against Empoli and Salernitana back then).

For the first time since the 2018/19 season, Cagliari has gathered at least four points from their first three Serie A games, with Rolando Maran as their coach. If they triumph in this match, the Sardinians will achieve at least seven points after four games in a Serie A season. In this case, would only be the second occurrence in the three-point-for-a-win era (starting from 1994/95), following the 2011/12 season when they also reached seven points under Massimo Ficcadenti.

Among the Serie A teams, Lecce and Cagliari have suffered the most losses in the 2025 calendar year. Lecce losing 12 and Cagliari losing 11 out of 23 matches each.

Lecce has remained unbeaten in six of their last seven Serie A encounters with Cagliari (W2 D4), although they did lose the most recent match (1-4 on January 19 at Unipol Domus). The Sardinians have not won two league matches in a row against Lecce since February 2009 and November 2010.

In Serie A, Lecce has achieved six victories in their 11 home games against Cagliari (D3 L2), including a win last season (1-0 on August 31, 2024). They have only managed to secure more home wins against Udinese and Lazio (both with eight) in the top division.

So far this season, Lecce has recorded one draw and two losses in their first three matches. In their Serie A history, they have only managed to earn at most one point after their first four games on three occasions: in 2005/06 (one point), 1997/98 (zero points), and 1993/94 (zero points).

Lecce has only won one of their last 12 Serie A home games (D3 L8)—that victory was 1-0 against Torino on May 18—and they have failed to score in eight of those matches at the Via del Mare.

✅    Player Statistics before the game

Francesco Camarda, who is 17 years and 193 days old at the time of the match, has the chance to become Lecce’s youngest Serie A goalscorer.  He broke Valeri Bojinov’s record of 17 years and 330 days set on January 11, 2004, against Bologna. Lecce is the team where Gianluca Gaetano has contributed the most goals in Serie A, with three goals in three matches (two goals and one assist). Since making his top-flight debut with Cagliari in February 2024, the player born in 2000 has been involved in the highest number of goals for the Sardinian club in the top division: 12 (six goals and six assists).

✅    Lecce vs Cagliari Probable Lineups

Lecce: Falcone; Gallo, Gaspar, Siebert, Kouassi; Sala, Ramadani, Coulibaly L.; Sottil, Stulic, Tete Morente

Subs: Früchtl, Samooja, Ndaba, Matias Perez, Veiga, Helgason, Berisha, Kaba, Helgason, Pierotti, Banda, Camarda, N’Dri

Coach: Eusebio Di Francesco

Cagliari: Caprile; Obert, Luperto, Mina, Zappa; Folorunsho, Prati, Adopo; Gaetano; Esposito Se., Belotti

Subs: Ciocci, Di Pardo, Idrissi, Palestra, Rodriguez Ju., Zè Pardo, Cavuoti, Deiola, Felici, Mazzitelli, Rog, Borrelli, Kilicsoy

Coach: Fabio Pisacane

✅    Lecce vs Cagliari Match Officials

🇮🇹    Referee Luca Zufferli from the Udine section will oversee the match. The assistants will be Vittorio Di Gioia from the Nola section and Daisuke Emanuele Yoshikawa from the Rome section. The fourth official for the game will be Paride Tremolada from the Monza section.  Matteo Gariglio from the Pinerolo section will serve as the VAR, while Marco Serra from the Turin section will take on the role of AVAR.

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Result 🟡🔴 Lecce – Cagliari Calcio 🔴🔵
Friday 19 September 2025
Stadio Via del Mare
Lecce, Italy

20:45

Referee: ZUFFERLI
Assistants: DI GIOIA – YOSHIKAWA
IV: TREMOLADA
VAR: GARIGLIO
AVAR: SERRA
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Cagliari vs Parma Preview, Saturday 13 September 2025, Serie A Week 3

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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Parma, 16th position with 1 point and a negative goal difference of -2
Cagliari, 14th position with 1 point and a negative goal difference of -1

Cagliari and Parma will face off in the Serie A Week 3 match on Saturday, September 13, 2025, at the Unipol Domus in Cagliari, Italy. Cagliari remains unbeaten in their last seven Serie A encounters with Parma (W5 D2), having won their last three meetings.  The last time the Rossoblu achieved multiple consecutive victories against a single team in the league was against Brescia, with five wins between 1992 and 2004.

Here is the scenario.

Cagliari has not lost in 13 of their last 14 home games against Parma in Serie A (W8 D5). Their sole victory during this stretch was on May 8, 2013, when they won 1-0 thanks to a goal from Aleandro Rosi.

Parma has netted 12 goals in their last eight Serie A matches against Cagliari. However, the Gialloblu have managed to win just one of those encounters, with two draws and five losses.

Parma has not secured a win in their last eight Serie A matches following the international break (D4 L4), with their last victory occurring on October 20, 2019, against Genoa (5-1).

Cagliari has yet to win their first two matches this season (D1 L1) and has not won their first three matches of the season in any of their last four Serie A campaigns: the last time the Rossoblu won such matches was on September 15, 2019, against Parma (3-1).

Parma has only won one of their last 14 away matches in Serie A (D5 L8): a 3-2 victory on May 25, in the final match of the previous season, against Atalanta.

Cagliari has conceded both of their goals this season in the last half hour of play, which is also when Parma scored their only goal of the season, netted by Cutrone against Atalanta.

✅  Player Stats

Patrick Cutrone, who found the back of the net in his league debut for Parma, is looking to score in two consecutive Serie A matches for the first time since December 2024 and January 2025, when he scored against Lecce and Lazio. In total, the Gialloblù striker has netted three goals against Cagliari in this competition, with only Hellas Verona being a tougher opponent, where he has scored four goals.

Andrea Belotti has contributed to three goals in his last four Serie A matches against Parma, with one goal and two assists. The new striker for Cagliari has already netted for five different clubs in Italy’s top division.  Since his debut in the 2014/15 season, only Simone Verdi (seven) and Gianluca Caprari (six) have outperformed him.

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✅    Cagliari vs Parma Official Called Up Players
Cagliari 26 official called up players by Coach  Fabio Pisacane

Goalkeepers: Caprile, Ciocci, Sarno

Defenders: Palestra, Idrissi, Luperto, Di Pardo, Pintus, Yerry Mina, Zappa, Ze Pedro, Obert

Midfielders: Mazzitelli, Adopo, Gaetano, Deiola, Prati, Felici, Rog, Liteta, Folorunsho

Forwards: Kilicsoy, Belotti, Cavuoti, Borrelli, Esposito.

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Parma 26 official called up players by Coach Carlos Cuesta

Goalkeepers: Corvi, Rinaldi, Suzuki.

Defenders: Britschgi, Circati, Delprato, Lovik, Ndiaye, Trabucchi, Troilo, Valenti, Valeri.

Midfielders: Mazzitelli, Adopo, Gaetano, Deiola, Prati, Felici, Rog, Liteta, Folorunsho

Forwards: Almqvist, Benedyczak, Cutrone, Djurić, Oristanio, Pellegrino.

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✅    Cagliari vs Parma Probable Lineups

CAGLIARI (3-5-2): Caprile; Zappa, Mina, Luperto; Palestra, Adopo, Prati, Folorunsho, Obert; Belotti, Esposito.

Subs: Radunovic, Ciocci, Sarno, Idrissi, Mazzitelli, Felici, Di Pardo, Rog, Gaetano, Kilicsoy, Palestra, Luvumbo

No suspended players.

Coach: Pisacane

PARMA (3-5-2): Suzuki; Delprato, Circati, Valenti; Lovik, Bernabè, Keita, Sorensen, Valeri; Oristanio, Pellegrino.

Subs: Corvi, Rinaldi, Lovik, Britschgi, Begic, Estevez, Plicco, Sorensen, Djuric, Benedyczak, Troilo, Balogh, Oristanio, Cutrone

No suspended players.

Coach: Cuesta

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Cagliari vs Parma Match Officials

🇮🇹 Referee Francesco Fourneau from the Roma 1 section will oversee the match. Assisting him will be Dario Garzelli from the Livorno section and Thomas Miniutti from Maniago. The fourth official is Niccolò Turrini from Florence. Daniele Chiffi from the Padua section will handle VAR duties, with Daniele Doveri, also from Roma 1, serving as his assistant.

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Francesco Fourneau made his debut on August 23, 2021, with a 2-2 draw against Spezia on the first day of Serie A. This marks Fourneau’s tenth encounter with Cagliari: their past record stands perfectly balanced.  It features 3 victories, 3 draws, and 3 losses. Most of these games took place last season: a 2-3 loss in Parma on September 30, a 0-2 defeat against Bologna on October 29, a 1-1 draw at San Siro against Milan on January 11, a 3-0 relegation victory over Monza on March 30, and a 3-1 loss in Como on May 10.

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🔴🔵 Cagliari – Parma 🟡🔵
Saturday 13 September 2025
Unipol Domus
Cagliari, Italy

15:00

Referee: FOURNEAU
Assistants: GARZELLI – MINIUTTI
Fourth Official: TURRINI
VAR: CHIFFI
AVAR: DOVERI