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The Serie A fixtures for Matchday 12 run from Saturday 21 November to Monday 23 November 2026, with all 10 games spread across three days after a 13-day break since Matchday 11 ended. Lazio head into the round top of the table on 29 points, one clear of Inter and two clear of Roma, and the round includes Atalanta against Inter on Sunday night, Lazio at home to Lecce, and a relegation six-pointer between Monza and Fiorentina on Monday. Every kick-off time below is in CET, Italy local time, with the ground each game is played at.
The 13-day gap is the November international break, when league football pauses for national-team games. Matchday 11 finished on Sunday 8 November with Fiorentina holding Juventus 2-2 in Florence, Inter beating Como 2-0 at San Siro, and Napoli and Lazio sharing a 1-1 draw at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.
For the state of the table going into the round, see our Serie A standings page. The same fixture-list format is used for England in our Premier League fixtures page, and for Spain in our La Liga fixtures page.
Serie A fixtures: Matchday 12 in full
Ten games, three days, opening on Saturday afternoon in Como and Rome and closing on Monday night in Monza. Kick-off times are CET (UTC+1), as published — the league’s official listing is the final word if a time changes.
| Date | Match | Kick-off (CET) | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sat 21 Nov | Como vs Cagliari | 15:00 | Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, Como |
| Sat 21 Nov | Lazio vs Lecce | 15:00 | Stadio Olimpico, Rome |
| Sat 21 Nov | Parma vs Roma | 18:00 | Stadio Ennio Tardini, Parma |
| Sat 21 Nov | Napoli vs Torino | 20:45 | Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, Naples |
| Sun 22 Nov | Juventus vs Venezia | 12:30 | Allianz Stadium, Turin |
| Sun 22 Nov | Bologna vs Udinese | 15:00 | Stadio Renato Dall’Ara, Bologna |
| Sun 22 Nov | Sassuolo vs Genoa | 15:00 | Mapei Stadium, Reggio Emilia |
| Sun 22 Nov | Milan vs Frosinone | 18:00 | San Siro, Milan |
| Sun 22 Nov | Atalanta vs Inter | 20:45 | New Balance Arena, Bergamo |
| Mon 23 Nov | Monza vs Fiorentina | 20:45 | U-Power Stadium, Monza |
Four of the ten games pair sides separated by three points or fewer. The title race gets its examination on Sunday night in Bergamo, when Inter visit Atalanta, while Lazio and Roma both play on Saturday.
Saturday: leaders Lazio first up, Roma at Parma, Napoli under lights
Saturday 21 November carries four Serie A fixtures, and the leaders open the day. Lazio against Lecce kicks off at 15:00 CET at the Stadio Olimpico, with Lazio top on 29 points from 11 games — nine wins, two draws, no defeats — and the tightest defence in the division, nine goals conceded. Their last game was the 1-1 draw at Napoli. Lecce travel north in 14th on 10 points, after a 1-1 draw at Torino, and they have lost seven of their 11 games.
At the same time, Como host Cagliari at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia. Como are fifth on 23 points, the surprise side of the season so far, but they lost 2-0 at Inter last time out. Cagliari are ninth on 16 points after beating Frosinone 1-0 at home, a win that ended a run of four straight defeats. Como have conceded 10 goals to Cagliari’s 15 and scored 18 to their 10.
At 18:00 CET, Parma host Roma at the Stadio Ennio Tardini. Roma are third on 27 points, two behind Lazio, and they own the best attack in the league with 31 goals and the best goal difference at plus 21. Their last game was a 3-0 home win over Sassuolo, and like Lazio they are still unbeaten — eight wins and three draws. Parma are 16th on eight points after losing 2-1 at home to Bologna, and they have scored only nine goals in 11 games.
Saturday closes at 20:45 CET with Napoli against Torino at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. Napoli are 10th on 15 points — four wins, three draws, four defeats — after the 1-1 draw with Lazio. Torino are 11th on 14 points, one behind their hosts, after the 1-1 draw with Lecce. The two sides are separated by a single point and a single place.
Sunday: Atalanta against Inter headlines five games
Sunday 22 November opens at 12:30 CET with Juventus against Venezia at the Allianz Stadium. Juventus are seventh on 18 points after the 2-2 draw at Fiorentina, where they twice came back to level, and their record reads five wins, three draws and three defeats. Venezia are 19th on six points after beating Udinese 2-1 at home — only their second win of the season. The gap in the table is 12 points.
At 15:00 CET, Bologna host Udinese at the Stadio Renato Dall’Ara. Bologna are eighth on 17 points after winning 2-1 at Parma, their third win in a row. Udinese are bottom on five points — one win, two draws, eight defeats — after losing 2-1 at Venezia, and they have conceded 25 goals, joint-worst in the division. A home win would lift Bologna above Juventus into seventh.
At the same time, Sassuolo host Genoa at the Mapei Stadium. Sassuolo are 17th on eight points and have lost five games in a row, the longest losing run in the league, after the 3-0 defeat at Roma. They have conceded 29 goals, the most in the division, and have not kept a clean sheet all season. Genoa are 13th on 13 points after losing 2-1 at home to Milan.
At 18:00 CET, Milan host Frosinone at San Siro. Milan are fourth on 24 points after winning 2-1 at Genoa, and they have won seven, drawn three and lost one. Frosinone are sixth on 20 points after losing 1-0 at Cagliari, and they remain one of the season’s surprises — six wins from 11 games, with 24 goals scored.
Sunday closes at 20:45 CET with the biggest game of the round: Atalanta against Inter at the New Balance Arena in Bergamo. Inter are second on 28 points, one behind Lazio, after beating Como 2-0 at home, and their only defeat this season came in the Milan derby. Atalanta are 12th on 14 points after winning 1-0 at Monza. Inter have scored 28 goals this season, the second-best attack behind Roma. A win would take Inter top if Lazio slip up on Saturday.
Monday: Monza against Fiorentina closes the round
Matchday 12 ends on Monday 23 November at 20:45 CET with Monza against Fiorentina at the U-Power Stadium. It is a relegation six-pointer: Monza are 18th on seven points and Fiorentina are 15th on nine, and only two points separate them. Monza lost 1-0 at home to Atalanta last time out, their fourth defeat in five games, while Fiorentina drew 2-2 at home to Juventus, twice letting a lead slip. Neither side has kept a clean sheet all season, and both defences have conceded 25 each. A Monza win would lift them out of the bottom three on goal difference; a Fiorentina win would open a five-point gap over the drop zone.
The title race: three clubs inside two points
After 11 rounds the title race is the tightest it has been all season. Lazio lead on 29 points, Inter sit one behind on 28, and Roma are two behind the leaders on 27. Milan are fourth on 24 and Como fifth on 23, so five clubs sit within six points of the top. Lazio and Roma are the only two sides yet to lose a game, and Roma’s attack has scored 31 goals — three more than Inter’s 28 and six more than Lazio’s 25 — while Lazio’s defence has conceded nine, one fewer than Roma’s 10 and four fewer than Inter’s 13.
Lazio took the lead in round 10 and held it with the draw at Napoli, while Inter moved back to within a point by beating Como. If Lazio win and Inter lose at Atalanta, the lead becomes four points; if Lazio drop points and Inter win, the lead changes hands.
Serie A fixtures: what Matchday 11 decided
Matchday 11 produced 24 goals across its 10 games, played from Friday 6 November to Sunday 8 November, with four home wins, three away wins and three draws. Venezia opened the round by beating Udinese 2-1 at home on Friday night, a result that lifted them off the bottom and sent Udinese there instead. On Saturday, Cagliari beat Frosinone 1-0, Torino and Lecce drew 1-1, Bologna won 2-1 at Parma, and Roma beat Sassuolo 3-0 at the Olimpico. On Sunday, Napoli and Lazio drew 1-1, Milan won 2-1 at Genoa, Atalanta won 1-0 at Monza, Inter beat Como 2-0, and Fiorentina and Juventus drew 2-2.
The round changed the shape of the table in three places. Lazio stayed top after the draw at Napoli, but their lead over Inter shrank to a single point. Roma moved to within two points of the top with the win over Sassuolo, and Como’s defeat at Inter left them fifth, five points behind Milan in fourth. At the bottom, Venezia’s win moved them above Udinese, who have now won once in 11 games, while Monza’s defeat to Atalanta left them 18th on seven points and Sassuolo’s fifth straight defeat left them 17th.
Across the season so far, 110 matches have produced 342 goals at 3.11 per game. The tally is exact: the 20 clubs have scored 342 between them and conceded 342.
Top scorers: Varela leads from a relegation side
Gustavo Varela of Monza leads the scoring chart with nine goals, two of them penalties, after 11 rounds — and he does it for a side sitting 18th in the table. It is the most striking quirk of the season so far: the league’s top scorer plays for a club in the relegation zone, and his nine goals are more than half of Monza’s 17 scored all season. His next game is the Monday night meeting with Fiorentina, a side that has conceded 25 goals and not kept a clean sheet.
Behind him, Antonio Raimondo of Frosinone and Donyell Malen of Roma both have eight goals. Raimondo’s goals have carried Frosinone to sixth, while Malen’s have powered Roma’s league-best attack. Nikola Krstović of Atalanta has seven, and Marcus Thuram of Inter has six.
The relegation fight: five clubs inside three points
Five clubs from 15th to 19th are separated by just three points: Fiorentina on nine, Parma and Sassuolo on eight, Monza on seven and Venezia on six, with Udinese bottom on five. A single win moves a side three places, and a single defeat can drop one into the bottom three, so every game between these sides carries weight well beyond the three points on offer.
The worst runs belong to the sides already in trouble. Sassuolo have lost five in a row and conceded 29 goals, the most in the league. Udinese have won once in 11 games and conceded 25. Monza have lost four of their last five, and Venezia have won twice all season, though their win over Udinese last time out was their first in five games. Fiorentina, the highest-placed of the five on nine points, have drawn three and lost six, and they have not kept a clean sheet in 11 games.
How to follow Matchday 12
All 10 games are spread across Saturday, Sunday and Monday, with four on Saturday, five on Sunday and one on Monday. The earliest kick-off is Juventus against Venezia at 12:30 CET on Sunday. For viewers in the United States, Serie A matches are shown on Paramount+ and CBS Sports. The full table, every result and the scoring chart are on our Serie A standings page, and the table figures in this article come from PitchLab’s Serie A table and results page, checked on 11 November 2026.
Serie A fixtures: your questions answered
When is Serie A Matchday 12 played?
Matchday 12 runs from Saturday 21 November to Monday 23 November 2026. Four games are on Saturday, five on Sunday and one, Monza against Fiorentina, on Monday night. The round follows a 13-day break for November internationals.
Who leads Serie A after Matchday 11?
Lazio lead on 29 points from 11 games, with nine wins, two draws and no defeats. Inter are second on 28 points and Roma third on 27, so the top three are separated by two points.
What is the biggest game of Matchday 12?
Atalanta against Inter on Sunday 22 November at 20:45 CET. Inter can go top with a win if Lazio drop points on Saturday, while Atalanta are 12th and looking to climb after beating Monza 1-0 last time out.
Who is the Serie A top scorer?
Gustavo Varela of Monza leads with nine goals after 11 rounds, two of them penalties. Antonio Raimondo of Frosinone and Donyell Malen of Roma both have eight, and Nikola Krstović of Atalanta has seven.
Which teams are in the Serie A relegation zone?
Monza are 18th on seven points, Venezia 19th on six and Udinese bottom on five after 11 games. Fiorentina in 15th on nine points are only three points above Venezia, so the fight is tight.
