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Serie A: Schedule for the eleventh matchday features several live matches

The eleventh matchday of Serie A includes Venezia vs. Udinese, Cagliari vs. Frosinone, and other matchups this weekend.

6 November 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Serie A is gearing up for an intense eleventh matchday, starting with the opening match between Venezia and Udinese, scheduled for Friday at 8:45 PM. This match marks Zanetti's debut as Udinese coach, with uncertainty surrounding Davis's availability, which could impact the Friulian lineup.

Saturday continues the round with five matches. At 3 PM, Cagliari will face Frosinone, with Frosinone's coach, Birligea, expressing optimism about his team's potential. Also scheduled for Saturday are Torino vs. Lecce, where a Torino midfielder may return for the match, while Monteiro will remain sidelined. Pierotti, a former Lecce player, has undergone surgery for an ankle fracture.

This weekend, Parma and Bologna will also clash on Saturday at 6 PM. Argentina's head coach, Scaloni, has called up Troilo from the Emilia team.

Saturday's action will conclude with Roma vs. Sassuolo, kicking off at 8:45 PM. Roma's Dutch full-back had to stop during the match against United, while Sassuolo will welcome Thorstvedt back from suspension.

On Sunday at 12:30 PM, Napoli will host Lazio, with both teams dealing with numerous injuries. The match is particularly anticipated as Napoli will face Lazio again in three days.

Finally, Genoa and Milan will meet on Sunday at 3 PM, with De Rossi regaining Havel and Venturino for the crucial match against the Rossoneri.

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