On 28 October the fans' seats will be filled with twists and turns: the ninth day of Serie A is scheduled with five highly interesting matches, while television coverage also extends to Serie B, Serie C and international women's competitions. The programming, distributed on RAI Sport, Sky Sport and DAZN, offers fans the opportunity to follow the most important matches live.
The day begins at 6.30pm with the match between Milan and Bologna, followed by Parma against Udinese and Venice against Inter. These three matches are broadcast on DAZN, with the first two also available on DAZN 1 and 2, while the Inter-Venezia match is covered by Sky Sport Uno, Sky Sport Calcio and Sky Sport 4K. At 8.45pm the match between Genoa and Juventus takes place, while Monza faces Napoli. These two matches are also broadcast on DAZN, with Juventus-Genoa also available on DAZN 1. Monza-Napoli coverage extends to Sky Sport Calcio and Sky Sport 4K.
In addition to the Serie A matches, the day is full of Serie B and Serie C matches. At 6.00 pm the Italian Serie C Cup will be played between Spezia and Livorno, broadcast on RAI Sport and Sky Sport. Atalanta takes place at the same time against Vis Pesaro in Serie C, covered exclusively by Sky Sport. At 6.30pm, the Coppa Italia Serie C sees the challenge between Dolomiti Bellunesi and Desenzano, again on Sky Sport. Serie A continues with the Zona match against Venezia at 6.30pm, broadcast on DAZN and Sky Sport.
Meanwhile, the women's Champions League competitions are scheduled for 6.45pm: Chelsea vs Roma, Bayern vs Real Madrid and Servette vs Leuven, all broadcast on Disney+. At 7.00pm Serie B between Pisa and Palermo is played, while the Carrarese-Arezzo and Juve Stabia-Verona matches take place at 8.00pm and 8.30pm respectively, all live on DAZN. The latest Coppa Italia Serie C matches, between Union Brescia and Cittadella, Carpi and Ravenna, and Campobasso and Latina, are broadcast on Sky Sport with dedicated channels.
With this programming, fans can follow all of today's matches, from the big battles in Serie A to their counterparts in Serie B and C, without missing any crucial moments. The day ends with the last Serie A matches at 8.45pm, leaving room for a weekend full of football and rivalries.