The Serie A Referee Commission has published the list of referees for the seventh day of the championship, which opens on Friday with the Frosinone-Sassuolo match. The opening match, scheduled for 8.45pm, will be directed by Marco Marchetti, with Trinchieri and Laudato as assistants, and with the presence of VAR Di Paolo. The technical control system involves the use of VAR and AVAR, with the respective reference technicians.

On Saturday, in addition to the classic Venice-Naples match at 3pm, there will be two very interesting matches. Bologna–Inter, scheduled for 6pm, will see Doveri at the center of the pitch, with assistants Zingarelli and Bercigli, and official IV Di Marco. The VAR, managed by Gariglio, and the AVAR Piccinini will support the management of the match. Roma–Genoa, again on Saturday at 8.45pm, will be under the direction of Abisso, with Tegoni and Miniutti as assistants, and IV official Collu. Pairetto's VAR and Massimi's AVAR will be present to ensure the correct application of the rules.

On Sunday, the main matches of the day will be Milan-Atalanta and Juventus-Lazio. The first, scheduled for 6.00 pm, will be directed by Chiffi, with Mondin and Yoshikawa as assistants, and the IV official Sozza. VAR Camplone and AVAR Prontera will monitor the competition. Juventus–Lazio, however, will be held at 8.45pm and will be under the direction of Massa, with Alassio and Berti as assistants, and the fourth official Maresca. The VAR Meraviglia and the AVAR Aureliano will take care of the technical control.

Other matches of the week include Monza–Cagliari (Monday 19 October at 6.30pm, with Calzavara at centre), Parma–Turin (Monday 19 October at 8.45pm, with Ayroldi), and Udinese–Lecce (Sunday 18 October at 12.30pm, with Guida). Each match has a main referee, two assistant referees, an IV official, a VAR and an AVAR, thus ensuring uniform and transparent management of the rules of football.

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