Serie A Preview: All 10 Fixtures, Tickets & Match of the Week (6–8 November 2026)

Fiorentina against Juventus is never just another fixture in Florence, and it headlines a Serie A weekend packed with regional rivalries. Parma and Bologna meet in the Emilian derby, Inter host Lombardy neighbours Como at San Siro, and Napoli, eighth on 14 points, welcome leaders Lazio, who sit top on 28, on Sunday.

Below you'll find all ten Serie A fixtures from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November 2026, each with a short preview, a seating plan where available and a link to tickets, plus our Match of the Week. Ticket-Compare.com is a comparison platform rather than a seller: it brings together listings from pre-vetted resale sites and authorised hospitality partners so you can compare prices and seat areas before clicking through to buy from the site of your choice.

Venezia vs Udinese – Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo, Venice (Friday 6 November 2026)

There are few away days anywhere in Europe quite like a trip to the Penzo, where supporters arrive by water and the ground sits on the edge of the lagoon. Promoted Venezia open the round on Friday night against Udinese, and a home win would be a welcome early marker for a side who know how quickly a top-flight season can turn. Che Adams should lead Venezia's attack, providing movement and a physical presence through the middle, while Nicolò Zaniolo and Keinan Davis are likely to feature for Udinese. Zaniolo offers creativity behind the forwards, with Davis providing a powerful focal point up front.

Torino vs Lecce – Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, Turin (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Torino host Lecce on Saturday at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, a fixture where the hosts will be expected to take the initiative. Lecce have built their recent top-flight stays on being hard to beat, and they will come to Turin looking to keep the game tight and frustrate the home crowd. Duván Zapata should be involved for Il Toro, and his physical presence often decides games like this, while Wladimiro Falcone is likely to be kept busy in the Lecce goal. A home win would give Torino a platform in the top half.

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Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino seating plan

Cagliari vs Frosinone – Unipol Domus, Cagliari (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Promoted Frosinone face a ferry or a flight to Sardinia for this one, and island away days have caught out plenty of newcomers over the years. Cagliari will see Saturday's visit to the Unipol Domus as a chance to put distance between themselves and the bottom three, while the Canarini will want to show they can compete away from home. Alessandro Deiola should be involved for Cagliari, bringing experience and a steady presence to the hosts' midfield. Frosinone can look to Giacomo Calò to dictate play from deeper positions, with the midfielder having scored against Torino last weekend.

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Unipol Domus seating plan

Parma vs Bologna – Stadio Ennio Tardini, Parma (Saturday 7 November 2026)

The Emilian derby brings Bologna the short trip along the Via Emilia to the Stadio Ennio Tardini, and local bragging rights give this one an edge no matter where the two sides sit. Parma will lean on a home crowd that packs in close to the pitch, while the visitors arrive with more experience of the European places in recent seasons. Federico Bernardeschi should provide Bologna with creativity from wide attacking positions, while Giovanni Fabbian offers Parma energy and late runs into the penalty area from midfield. Fabbian scored against Atalanta last weekend and will be eager to make another contribution.

Roma vs Sassuolo – Stadio Olimpico, Rome (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Saturday evening at the Stadio Olimpico should have the Curva Sud in full voice as Roma take on Sassuolo. Sassuolo like to play on the front foot, which can leave space for a home side with Roma's attacking quality. Donyell Malen should lead Roma's attack, using his pace and movement to stretch Sassuolo's defence, while Matías Soulé offers creativity and a threat cutting inside from the right. Domenico Berardi is likely to feature for the visitors and remains one of their most dangerous attacking players.

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Stadio Olimpico seating plan

Napoli vs Lazio – Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, Naples (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Kevin De Bruyne and Scott McTominay should be involved for Napoli when Lazio visit the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on Sunday, and the hosts' midfield will expect to set the tempo. Scott McTominay and André-Frank Zambo Anguissa should provide Napoli with physicality and attacking runs from midfield, with both capable of driving forward to support the attack. Lazio will look to Mattia Zaccagni on the left wing, where his movement and ability to cut inside make him a persistent threat. Meetings between these two have produced plenty of lively afternoons, and with Lazio top on 28 points and Napoli eighth on 14, three points off the European places, a point might not satisfy either. Seats behind the goals at the Maradona are among the loudest in Italy.

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Stadio Diego Armando Maradona seating plan

Monza vs Atalanta – U-Power Stadium, Monza (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Matteo Pessina grew up in Monza, and the midfielder should be involved when the promoted side host Atalanta in a Lombardy meeting at the U-Power Stadium. Atalanta are a different proposition from most visitors, built on intensity and one-on-one duels all over the pitch, and the hosts will need to be at their sharpest to stay in the game. Leonardo Colombo should feature in the Monza midfield, helping the hosts maintain their shape and move the ball forward, while Nikola Krstović is likely to lead Atalanta's attack. The Montenegrin striker provides a physical presence through the middle and will look to occupy Monza's central defenders. A point for Monza would be a decent return, but a home crowd that has waited for top-flight football will hope for more.

Genoa vs AC Milan – Stadio Luigi Ferraris, Genoa (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Stephan El Shaarawy began his career at Genoa, and the forward is likely to feature against one of his former clubs when AC Milan come to the Stadio Luigi Ferraris. The Ferraris is a proper English-style ground, with stands right on top of the pitch and the Gradinata Nord as noisy as any end in Serie A. Luka Modrić and Christian Pulisic should be involved for Milan, who will expect to dominate possession. For Genoa, a home result against one of the big clubs would be a real lift for the run-in to Christmas.

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Stadio Luigi Ferraris seating plan

Inter vs Como – San Siro, Milan (Sunday 8 November 2026)

A short trip down the road from the lake brings Como to San Siro, and this Lombardy meeting has more spice than it used to now that the visitors are established in the top flight. Marcus Thuram should lead Inter's attack, with Nicolò Barella providing energy and forward passing from central midfield. Nico Paz is likely to feature for Como and remains their most creative player, operating between the lines and looking to unlock opposing defences. Como like to keep the ball, which could make for an open afternoon against hosts who are comfortable without it, and the Nerazzurri will expect to take all three points in front of their own supporters.

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San Siro seating plan

Match of the Week: Fiorentina vs Juventus – Stadio Artemio Franchi, Florence (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Our Match of the Week is one of Italian football's most bitter rivalries. Fiorentina against Juventus carries decades of history, and the Franchi always brings out a hostile reception for the Bianconeri. Fiorentina supporters treat this as the fixture of the season, and the hosts will want to feed off that noise from the first whistle. Juventus arrive seventh on 17 points, while Fiorentina are 16th on eight and badly need a lift, and a win here can change the mood of a whole autumn.

David de Gea should be involved in the Fiorentina goal, while Kerim Alajbegović offers Juventus pace and creativity from attacking wide positions. The young forward scored against Napoli last weekend and could prove a threat to the hosts' defence.

Seats along the sides of the Stadio Artemio Franchi give a fine view of the game, while the Curva Fiesole carries most of the atmosphere.

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Demand for this fixture is usually strong, so it's worth checking the listings below sooner rather than later.

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Which Serie A Games Should You Watch This Weekend?

Fiorentina against Juventus is the headline act, the Emilian derby at the Tardini has local pride on the line, and Napoli against leaders Lazio could matter both at the top and in the race for the European places. Demand varies from fixture to fixture and tends to tighten as kick-off gets closer. If you want to see what's left for any of these games in one place, Ticket-Compare.com compares listings from pre-vetted resale sites and authorised partners and sends you through to the website you choose to complete your purchase with.