Cagliari's 2024-25 Serie A championship begins with two matches in a row at the Domus, and ends with a fiery away match . On the first day, scheduled for the weekend of August 18, the rossoblù face Roma. In the second they host newly promoted Como . The third day (which is also that of the first big matches such as Juve-Roma, Inter-Atalanta and Lazio-Milan) is the first away match for the Sardinians, in Lecce . On the last day, on the weekend of May 25th, we go to Maradona against Napoli .
The calendar of the top Italian championship has been revealed. This year too, the calendar will be asymmetrical between the home and return legs, there will be no winter breaks and Serie A will only be interrupted for national team matches (8 September, 13 October, 17 November, 23 March) . During the Christmas period, the games will be played on the weekends of December 22nd, December 29th and January 5th.
Only one midweek shift is scheduled, on 30 October 2024 .
This is the list of matches on the first day: Genoa-Inter, Milan-Turin, Juventus-Como; Bologna-Udinese, Cagliari-Rome, Empoli-Monza, Verona-Naples, Lazio-Venice, Lecce-Atalanta, Parma-Fiorentina.
These instead are those of the last one: Atalanta-Parma, Bologna-Genoa, Como-Inter, Empoli-Verona, Lazio-Lecce, Milan-Monza, Naples-Cagliari, Turin-Rome, Udinese-Fiorentina, Venice-Juventus.
CAGLIARI MATCHES
First round
We start, as mentioned, with Cagliari-Rome, Cagliari-Como and Lecce-Cagliari. After the first break, on the fourth day, the rossoblù host Antonio Conte's Napoli. In the fifth there is the Milan derby and there is Cagliari-Empoli, four matches out of the first five at home for the Sardinians. Then two away games in a row: in the sixth they go to Parma, in the seventh they go to Turin against Juventus. And then again: Cagliari-Turin, Udinese-Cagliari (the ninth matchday, with Inter-Juve), Cagliari-Bologna. In the eleventh there is Lazio-Cagliari, in the twelfth the rossoblù host Milan. In the thirteenth there is Genoa-Cagliari (it is the day of Milan-Juve and Naples-Rome).
