Formally, the Lega Calcio will await the outcome of the quarter-finals scheduled for tomorrow before communicating (presumably on Friday) the date of injury time for the remaining 18 minutes of Udinese-Roma to be played, which in reality has already been decided and in somehow communicated to the club: it is Thursday 25th April, three days after Roma-Bologna (scheduled for Monday 22nd at 6.30pm) and three days before Napoli-Roma, which will instead be played at this point on Sunday 28th, afternoon or evening .
If Roma qualify for the semi-finals tomorrow, there will therefore be four days after the trip to Naples to prepare for the first leg on May 2nd at the Olimpico stadium.
If Roma were unfortunately eliminated, the problem wouldn’t even arise and at most the foresight of moving Napoli-Roma to Monday would be used.
Roma would have asked the League to play the recovery in mid-May, between the matches against Atalanta (12 May) and Genoa (19 May). But if, going forward in the Europa League, the Giallorossi team actually finds itself in the final, it would not be possible to bring forward the match against Genoa to Friday 10 May, to give at least 5 days before the final on the 22nd.
