When does Serie A come back? Fixture, matches and schedules for date 16

Italy, which has not played the worlddoes not return to competition in the A series until the beginning of the year. It will be on Wednesday, January 4 when it fully completes its sixteenth date. Milan visit Salernitana, Roma receive Bologna and Juventus go to the Cremonese field. Giusseppe Meazza’s duel between Inter and Napoli stands out in the return to football.

As is traditional in Serie A, there are no games on January 6. It will be from the next day, the 7th, when he starts the ball rolling again in a day, the seventeenth, which will be completed on the 9th.

Another great duel that will take place for this day will be the clash between Inter Milan vs. Napoli, a match that will close on the 16th and will be broadcast by Star Plus.

Serie A matches and what time they play on the 16th date

• Check here the schedules and crossings to follow the restart of the Italian Serie A.

Salernitana vs. Milan – Wednesday, January 4 – 06:30

Sassuolo vs Sampdoria – Wednesday, January 4 – 06:30

Turin vs. Hellas Verona – Wednesday 4 January – 08:30

Spezia vs. Atalanta – Wednesday, January 4 – 08:30

Rome vs. Bologna – Wednesday, January 4 – 10:30

Lecce vs. Lazio – Wednesday 4 January – 10:30

Fiorentina vs. Monza – Wednesday, January 4 – 12:30}

Cremonese vs. Juventus – Wednesday, January 4 – 12:30 p.m.

Udinese vs. Empoli – Wednesday, January 4 – 2:45 p.m.

Inter Milan vs. Napoli – Wednesday, January 4 – 2:45 p.m.

Table of Calcium positions

1. Napoli – 41 points
2. AC Milan – 33 points
3. Juventus – 31 points
4. Lazio – 30 points
5. Inter – 30 points
6. Atalanta – 27 points
7. AS Roma – 27 points
8. Udinese – 24 points
9. Turin – 21 points
10. Fiorentina – 19 points
11. Bologna – 19 points
12. Salernitana – 17 points
13. Empoli – 17 points
14. Monza – 16 points
15. Sassuolo – 16 points
16. Lecce – 15 points
17. Spezia – 13 points
18. Cremonese – 7 points
19. Sampdoria – 6 points
20. Hellas Verona – 5 points