Which Serie A games are played during Christmas and New Year holidays? | OneFootball

There are no Serie A matches on December 26, but there will be no break in Italy with league games on December 27, 28 and 29, January 2, 3 and 4.

There’s no rest for Serie A clubs as Italian football action will continue over the Christmas and New Year period.

Serie A Matchday 17 will begin right after Christmas, on December 27, with Parma hosting Fiorentina in a relegation showdown. On the same day, Luciano Spalletti’s Juventus will visit Pisa, while Napoli, Inter and Milan will take to the pitch on December 28. Roma’s first game after Christmas is against Genoa on Monday, December 29.

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On the following weekend, Milan will visit Cagliari in the first game of 2026 in Serie A on Friday, January 2.

Juventus-Lecce and Atalanta-Roma will be played on January 3, while Lazio-Napoli and Inter-Bologna are scheduled for January 4.

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There’s also a mid-week round starting on Tuesday, January 6 (public holiday in Italy) with Pisa-Como. That same day, Lecce will host Roma, and Juventus will visit Sassuolo.

Below are all the games scheduled during the Christmas and New Year holidays.

Serie A Round 17

Parma-Fiorentina – Saturday, December 27 at 12:30 CET Torino-Cagliari – Saturday, December 27 at 15:00 CET Lecce-Como – Saturday, December 27 at 15:00 CET Udinese-Lazio, Saturday, December 27 at 18:00 CET Pisa-Juventus, Saturday, December 27 at 20:45 CET Milan-Verona, Sunday, December 28 at 12:30 CET Cremonese-Napoli, Sunday, December 28 at 15:00 CET Bologna-Sassuolo, Sunday, December 28 at 18:00 CET Atalanta-Inter, Sunday, December 28 at 20:45 CET Roma-Genoa, Monday, December 29 at 20:45 CET

Serie A Round 18

Cagliari-Milan, Friday, January 2 at 20:45 CET Como-Udinese, Saturday, January 3 at 12:30 CET Sassuolo-Parma, Saturday, January 3 at 15:00 CET Genoa-Pisa, Saturday, January 3 at 15:00 CET Juventus-Lecce, Saturday, January 3 at 18:00 CET Atalanta-Roma, Saturday, January 3 at 20:45 CET Lazio-Napoli, Sunday, January 4 at 12:30 CET Fiorentina-Cremonese, Sunday, January 4 at 15:00 CET Verona-Torino, Sunday, January 4 at 18:00 CET Inter-Bologna, Sunday, January 4 at 20:45 CET

Serie A Round 19

Pisa-Como, Tuesday, January 6 at 15:00 CET Lecce-Roma, Tuesday, January 6 at 18:00 CET Sassuolo-Juventus, Tuesday, January 6 at 20:45 CET Bologna-Atalanta, Wednesday, January 7 at 18:30 CET Napoli-Verona, Wednesday, January 7 at 18:30 CET Parma-Inter, Wednesday, January 7 at 20:45 CET Torino-Udinese, Wednesday, January 7 at 20:45 CET Cremonese-Cagliari, Thursday, January 8 at 18:30 CET Milan-Genoa, Thursday, January 8 at 20:45 CET