Serie A sets Napoli's fixtures and kick-off times to matchday 19

After Saturday's game against Frosinone, Napoli face Juventus, Lazio, Torino, Sassuolo, Lecce, Milan and Atalanta before Christmas, then restart the year with back-to-back away trips to Parma and Udinese.

by Gennaro SanninoMonday 28 September, 20:17 CET· 2 hours ago

Calendario Serie A fino alla 19ª: Napoli-Milan il 13 dicembre, poi trasferte a Parma e Udinese per riaprire il 2027 — Grafica Arena Napoli

Serie A has confirmed kick-off times for Napoli's fixtures right through to matchday 19. The starting point is already known: Saturday 10 October, 20:45 CET, at the Maradona against Frosinone, a game that needs to turn around a start of 9th place with 7 points from five matches.

From there the schedule tightens. On 1 November Napoli travel to Turin to face Juventus, on the Sunday at 20:45 CET. A week later, on 8 November, Lazio — third in the table — visit the Maradona at 12:30 CET. Napoli stay at home on 21 November, a Saturday, at 20:45 CET, against Torino, before heading to Reggio Emilia on 29 November to face Sassuolo at 15:00 CET.

December opens at home: Napoli-Lecce on Saturday 5 December at 20:45 CET, then the two big matches already announced in recent days — Napoli-Milan on Sunday 13 December and Atalanta-Napoli on Sunday 20 December, both at 20:45 CET. That's four home games out of five in the month, with the trip to Bergamo, Atalanta's home city, the only one away as the calendar year closes.

2027 begins with two away trips. The first is at Parma on Sunday 3 January at 18:00 CET, the second at Udinese on Monday 11 January at 20:45 CET. Between the two, Napoli host Cagliari on Thursday 7 January at 20:45 CET, in a midweek round.

Eleven matches in three months, alternating big matches — Juventus, Lazio, Milan — with tricky away trips to Sassuolo, Parma and Udinese, with no long breaks in between. For a squad already carrying more than one open question over contract renewals and physical condition, this is the stretch of the season that will show how much the club's slowest start in ten years really costs.