Serie A Weekend Preview: 11–14 September 2026 and Kenya Kick-Off Times

Serie A Matchday 4 starts tonight with Venezia against Fiorentina and continues through Monday, when three fixtures complete the round. Lazio–Milan and Napoli–Bologna are our main weekend viewing picks.

The most useful scheduling detail is the Monday programme. Como and Roma both play in the earlier slot, followed by Inter against Udinese. Anyone working from an older fixture graphic should check the revised dates before planning around a match.

The revised schedule in Kenya time

The fixtures below follow Lega Serie A’s Matchday 4 announcement, checked on Friday, 11 September 2026. All times are East Africa Time, one hour ahead of Italy in September. Sky Sport’s published schedule also confirms these dates and times. Schedules remain subject to change.

Friday, 11 September

Venezia vs Fiorentina — 9:45 pm EAT

Saturday, 12 September

Genoa vs Frosinone — 4:00 pm EAT

Lazio vs AC Milan — 7:00 pm EAT

Atalanta vs Cagliari — 9:45 pm EAT

Sunday, 13 September

Lecce vs Monza — 4:00 pm EAT

Napoli vs Bologna — 7:00 pm EAT

Sassuolo vs Juventus — 9:45 pm EAT

Monday, 14 September

Como vs Parma — 7:30 pm EAT

Torino vs Roma — 7:30 pm EAT

Inter vs Udinese — 9:45 pm EAT

Why Monday needs attention

The league’s announcement explains that Como and Roma were moved to Monday after their Thursday Champions League commitments. It also confirms there is no Sunday lunchtime fixture in this round.

For a preview written on Friday, the practical implication is to leave room for further team updates. A recovery session or a coach’s later press conference may change the picture before Monday. The scheduling change itself does not prove that a team will rotate or perform below its usual level.

Lazio–Milan: watch the midfield contest

Our first viewing pick offers a useful chance to assess how both sides connect midfield possession with their forwards. Watch whether either team can receive the ball between the opposition’s midfield and defence, and how quickly it can recover when an attack breaks down.

For anyone reviewing the betting markets, deciding which side is more likely to win is only the first step. A draw-no-bet selection normally returns the stake if the match is drawn; a standard match-result selection does not. The reduced exposure to a draw comes with a different price, so compare the options on their own terms.

Napoli–Bologna and Sassuolo–Juventus

Sunday’s later matches create two distinct viewing windows. Napoli–Bologna is our second headline pick, while Sassuolo–Juventus provides the evening finish.

A useful question across both games is where the chances come from: sustained attacking moves, transitions or set pieces. A high possession share can look convincing while producing little inside the penalty area. Equally, a side spending longer without the ball may still create the clearest opportunities.

These are the points we would watch before updating a match assessment. They are not predictions of a particular scoreline.

A longer round calls for separate decisions

There is no need to combine the Friday opener and Monday closer into one accumulator simply because they belong to the same matchday. Later fixtures have more time for team news and prices to change.

Check the actual market, current price and settlement rules before making any selection. If comparing operators, our guide to comparing odds in Kenya provides a starting point. This article contains no live bookmaker prices or confirmed line-ups.

For viewing, prioritise the two 7:00 pm weekend games and keep Monday’s double booking in mind. For betting, keep decisions within a fixed budget and remember that no result is guaranteed. 18+ only.