Serie A's top four are all still unbeaten going into Matchweek 10, and two of them meet on Saturday night when AC Milan host Inter. Inter lead on 22 points, level with Lazio but ahead on goal difference, plus 13 to plus 11, while Roma and Milan are both on 18 with five wins and three draws. Roma visit Udinese, who have lost their last six league games, on Saturday afternoon, and Lazio host Cagliari on Sunday. At the bottom, Venezia have three points and one win. All 20 clubs have played eight games. The ten games run from Saturday 31 October to Monday 2 November, and every time given here is UK time. Here is what to look for in every game in Serie A, in kick-off order.
Serie A Matchweek 10 fixtures at a glance
Serie A Matchweek 10 fixtures, in kick-off order:
- Bologna v Monza
- Udinese v Roma
- AC Milan v Inter
- Como v Venezia
- Lazio v Cagliari
- Frosinone v Torino
- Lecce v Genoa
- Juventus v Napoli
- Sassuolo v Fiorentina
- Atalanta v Parma
Every fixture has its own page with form, head to head and lineups, and all 10 are on the Serie A Matchweek 10 fixtures page.
Bologna v Monza
Bologna against Monza brings together two clubs in the lower half of the table, 13th on eight points and 15th on seven. Bologna have not won at home this season, with two draws and two defeats from four and four goals scored, but they won 2-0 at Cagliari last Saturday. Monza are the opposite on the road: Gustavo Varela has seven goals in seven games and the club has scored 15 in all, yet they have conceded 14 goals in five away games and lost four of them. They lost 2-3 at Torino on 23 October, four days after a 4-0 win over Cagliari. On our site Bologna have won three of six meetings, Monza one and two were drawn, with Bologna unbeaten in the last four, the latest a 3-1 win on 18 January 2025. Bologna list Emil Holm, Riccardo Orsolini and Roberto Piccoli as injured, and Monza list Jan Ziolkowski, Matteo Pessina and Yvan Maye.

Udinese v Roma
Roma are unbeaten in eight and third on 18 points, with 19 goals scored and six conceded, and Donyell Malen has six goals in seven games. They drew 3-3 at Napoli last Saturday. Udinese are 17th on four points and have lost their last six league games, scoring four and conceding 13 in the last five. They have not kept a clean sheet all season, and at home they have scored two goals in five games and lost four, the latest a 0-2 defeat by AC Milan last Sunday. The last meeting went Udinese's way, a 1-0 win on 2 February, but Roma have won 11 of the 16 on our site to Udinese's four, with one draw. Roma list four injured: Lorenzo Pellegrini, Manu Koné, Mile Svilar, who has a broken finger, and Paulo Dybala. Udinese's five are Alessandro Zanoli, David Alaba, Idrissa Gueye, Oumar Solet and Vakoun Bayo, and Jurgen Ekkelenkamp leads their scoring with three goals.

AC Milan v Inter
AC Milan host Inter with neither side beaten in the league: Inter lead the table on 22 points with seven wins and a draw, and Milan are fourth on 18, unbeaten in eight, with five wins and three draws. Inter have scored 23 goals, the most in Serie A, and Marcus Thuram has five of them, though they have won two and drawn one of their three away games. Milan beat Udinese 2-0 last Sunday. The recent meetings favour Milan, who are unbeaten in the last four on our site, winning 1-0 on 8 March and 1-0 away on 23 November, though Inter lead the 16 meetings with eight wins to six and two draws. Both squads are thin. Inter list Lautaro Martínez, who has four goals in four appearances, with a hamstring injury, along with Benjamin Pavard, Curtis Jones and Luis Henrique. Milan list seven, among them Adrien Rabiot, their top scorer with four goals, who has a calf problem, and Diego Moreira, who has three.

Como v Venezia
Sunday begins with the fifth-placed club hosting the bottom one. Como are on 17 points, unbeaten in three and winners of their last two, 3-1 at Fiorentina and 2-0 over Sassuolo, and at home they have conceded one goal in three games. Anastasios Douvikas has five goals. Venezia have three points from eight games, with one win, 1-0 against Napoli on 17 October, and seven defeats. They have scored six goals, lost all four away games and conceded nine in them, and they lost 0-1 at Genoa last Sunday. The clubs have met twice on our site, and both games were draws: 2-2 on 8 December 2024 and 1-1 on 8 March 2025. Como list Assane Diao, Jesús Rodríguez and Trevoh Chalobah as injured. Venezia's injured are Bartol Franjic and Marin Šverko, and Akor Adams and Antoine Hainaut lead their scoring with two goals each.

Lazio v Cagliari
Lazio are second on 22 points with the meanest defence in Serie A: five goals conceded in eight games, and only one in four away. They have won their last four and are unbeaten in eight, the latest a 2-1 win over Parma on 24 October. Cagliari are ninth on 13 points and have lost their last two, 0-4 at Monza and 0-2 at home to Bologna, scoring four and conceding eight across their last five games. The history is one-sided: Lazio have won 12 of 14 meetings on our site, with two draws, Cagliari have not won any, and Lazio are unbeaten in the last 14, the latest a 0-0 on 21 February. Davide Frattesi has three goals for Lazio and Daniel Maldini four for Cagliari. Lazio's four injured are Albert Gudmundsson, Alessio Furlanetto, Andrea Pinamonti and Nicolò Rovella, and Cagliari list Mattia Felici and Riyad Idrissi.

Frosinone v Torino
Frosinone are sixth on 14 points, and their 17 goals are the third most in Serie A, with Antonio Raimondo on seven in eight games. They drew 4-4 at Atalanta last Sunday and have won three of four at home. Torino are eighth on 13 points, unbeaten in four and winners of their last three: 2-1 over Udinese, 3-0 at Parma and 3-2 over Monza on 23 October. Ché Adams has three goals in five appearances for them. Our records hold four meetings, of which Torino have won two and two were drawn, and Frosinone have not won any, the latest a 0-0 on 21 April 2024. Frosinone have no injuries listed on our fixture page. Torino list five: Rolando Mandragora, Franco Israel, Ricardo Rodríguez, Emirhan İlkhan and Niccolò Fortini.

Lecce v Genoa
Two clubs in the lower half meet separated by two points: Lecce are 12th on nine, Genoa 16th on seven. Lecce have lost three of four at home and conceded 10 goals there, the latest a 0-2 defeat by Juventus last Sunday, though away they have two wins from four. Genoa have lost all three of their away games, scoring one goal, and both of their wins have come at home, 2-1 against Fiorentina on 10 October and 1-0 against Venezia last Sunday. Milutin Osmajic has three goals for Genoa, and Lassana Coulibaly and Tiago Gabriel have two each for Lecce. Across eight meetings on our site Genoa have won three, Lecce two and three were drawn, but Lecce won the latest, 1-0 on 24 May. Lecce list Ivan Ilić, Lassana Coulibaly and Santiago Pierotti as injured, and Genoa list Djibril Sow and Kingsley Ehizibue.

Juventus v Napoli
The Sunday night game pairs the seventh club, Juventus, with the 10th, Napoli, and both have long injury lists, eight at Juventus and six at Napoli. Juventus won 2-0 at Lecce last Sunday after a 0-3 home defeat by Lazio the week before, and have kept four clean sheets in eight games. Napoli have not won in two, losing 0-1 at Venezia on 17 October and drawing 3-3 with Roma last Saturday. In 16 meetings on our site Napoli have won eight, Juventus six and two were drawn, but Juventus won the latest 3-0 on 25 January. Juventus list Kenan Yıldız, who has a broken foot and has missed 11 games, Manuel Locatelli, who has a meniscus injury, Kamil Grabara and Arkadiusz Milik. Napoli's list includes Alessandro Buongiorno, who has had knee surgery, David Neres and Alisson Santos, and Kevin De Bruyne leads their scoring with three goals.

Sassuolo v Fiorentina
Fiorentina are 18th on four points with one win from eight and have lost their last three, 1-2 at Genoa, 1-3 at home to Como and 1-2 at Inter. They have conceded 19 goals, the most in Serie A, and have not kept a clean sheet, and at home they have lost three of four. Sassuolo are 14th on eight points and unbeaten at home, with two wins and a draw, but they have lost four of five away and went down 0-2 at Como last Saturday. They are without a win in four and have not kept a clean sheet either. The sides have met 14 times on our site, with Sassuolo winning six, Fiorentina four and four draws. The latest was a 0-0 on 26 April, and the one before it a 3-1 Sassuolo win on 6 December. Vasilije Adžić has three goals for Sassuolo and Franco Mastantuono three for Fiorentina. Sassuolo list Fedde Leysen and Ismaël Koné, Fiorentina Arthur Atta and Luca Ranieri.

Atalanta v Parma
Atalanta are 11th on 10 points and come in after a 4-4 home draw with Frosinone, a game that showed both sides of their season: 14 goals scored and 15 conceded, one clean sheet in eight, and none in the last five. At home they have three wins and a draw from five, with 11 goals, but they have lost all three away games. Nikola Krstović has six goals in four appearances. Parma are 19th on four points, have scored five goals in eight games, the fewest in Serie A, and have lost their last three, with no clean sheet all season and four defeats in four away games. Atalanta have won eight of 10 meetings on our site, Parma one and one was drawn, and the latest was a 4-0 Atalanta win on 25 January. Atalanta list Giacomo Raspadori, Odilon Kossounou, Sead Kolasinac and Thomas Pompei. Parma's two are Nesta Elphege and Pontus Almqvist.

Serie A table going into Matchweek 10, and what comes next
Inter lead the Serie A table on 22 points, level with Lazio but ahead on goal difference, with Roma and AC Milan on 18 and Como fifth on 17. The top four are involved in three of the weekend's games: Udinese v Roma on Saturday afternoon, AC Milan v Inter that night and Lazio v Cagliari on Sunday. At the other end Venezia have three points, and Udinese, Fiorentina and Parma have four each, so Sassuolo v Fiorentina and Atalanta v Parma on Monday both feature a club in the bottom four. Serie A has produced 241 goals in 80 games, 3.01 a game. Every fixture has its own page with form, head to head and lineups, and all ten are on our Serie A fixtures page. We will have a full round-up once Monday night's game has been played.