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Serie A 2026-05-02
Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino

Torino

21:45

Bologna
Serie A 2026-05-03
Stadio Brianteo

Monza

19:00

Lazio
Serie A 2026-05-03
Mapei Stadium

Sassuolo

21:45

Inter Milan
Serie A 2026-05-04
Unipol Domus

Cagliari

13:30

Lecce
Serie A 2026-05-04
Stadio Carlo Castellani

Empoli

16:00

Frosinone
Serie A 2026-05-04
Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi

Hellas Verona

16:00

Fiorentina
Serie A 2026-05-04
San Siro

AC Milan

19:00

Genoa
Serie A 2026-05-04
Stadio Olimpico

Roma

21:45

Juventus
Serie A 2026-05-24
Various Venues

All Teams

19:00

All Teams

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