When and Where to Watch Serie A’s 24th Round on DAZN IT

DAZN IT is the exclusive streaming platform for Serie A in Italy, with live coverage of all matches in the league’s 24th round. The broadcast begins at 8:30 PM CET (UTC+1), with the following kickoff times:

How to stream: DAZN IT is available via the official DAZN website, the DAZN app (iOS/Android), or compatible smart TVs. Subscribers can also use the DAZN Cast feature for multi-screen viewing. Non-Italian subscribers can access DAZN IT through a VPN, though performance may vary.

Why This Round Matters: Title Race, Relegation, and Tactical Battles

With 10 rounds remaining, Serie A’s 24th round is a microcosm of the league’s three-story narrative: the title race, the mid-table scramble for European spots, and the relegation dogfight.

1. The Title Race: Inter, Napoli, and Atalanta Collide

Inter Milan (68 points, +10 goal difference) leads Napoli (67 points, +9) by a single point, but the gap could narrow tonight. According to official league standings, Inter’s next three games (vs. Napoli, Bologna, and Sassuolo) are all winnable, but Napoli’s schedule is slightly easier. Key stat: Since the start of 2024, Inter has won 6 of 9 home games, while Napoli has dropped just 1 point in 8 away matches.

Tactical preview: Inter’s Simone Inzaghi will likely deploy a 4-3-3 with Hakan Çalhanoğlu and Romelu Lukaku as false nines, looking to overload Napoli’s left side. Napoli, managed by Luciano Spalletti, will counter with a 3-5-2, using Victor Osimhen as a lone striker to exploit Inter’s high line.

2. Mid-Table Mayhem: Roma and Milan’s Derby

The Derby della Madonnina between Milan and Lazio (both on 58 points) is a barometer for Europa League contention. Milan’s new signings, including Raphinha and Olivier Giroud, will face Lazio’s midfield trio of Manuel Lazzari, Felipe Anderson, and Louis Sarah.

Why it’s critical: A win for either side could push them into the top 6, while a draw leaves both in a knife-edge battle with Atalanta (59 points) and Sampdoria (57 points).

3. Relegation Drama: Sampdoria and Hellas Verona

Sampdoria (42 points) and Hellas Verona (41 points) are locked in a two-team relegation battle. According to league data, Sampdoria has won just 2 of their last 8, while Verona has drawn 3 of their last 5. Tonight’s match at the Marcantonio Bentegodi Stadium could decide who finishes 18th.

Key factor: Sampdoria’s attacking trio of Victor Osorio, Jérôme Boateng, and Matteo Gabbia will need to break through Verona’s low block, which has conceded just 0.9 goals per game this season.

Injury and Suspension Updates: Who’s Missing?

Several key players are sidelined for tonight’s matches, with implications for tactical setups:

• Inter Milan: Stefan de Vrij (calf injury, out for 3–4 weeks), Nicolò Barella (suspension, red card vs. Atalanta). Replacements: Matias Vecino (CB), Stefano Sensi (CM).
• Napoli: Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (hamstring strain, doubtful). Potential impact: Napoli’s creativity could suffer without their playmaker.
• Roma: No major absences, but Nikola Zaniolo (slightly sore) may start on the bench.
• Milan: Fodé Ballo-Touré (ankle injury, out), Thiago Silva (suspension, second yellow). Replacement: Aleksandar Kolarov (CB).
• Juventus: Federico Chiesa (COVID-19 protocol, not named in squad). Potential blow: Juventus’ creative pivot may lack depth.

What to Watch: Tactical and Storylines to Follow

Beyond the results, here are the three storylines that could define tonight’s matches:

1. Inter’s High Press vs. Napoli’s Counterattacks

Inter’s high-press system has been their weapon this season, but Napoli’s counterattacking transitions are among the fastest in Serie A. Watch for:

• How Inter’s Marek Hamšík and Nicolò Barella (if fit) disrupt Napoli’s build-up.
• Napoli’s use of Giovani Lo Celso as a deep-lying playmaker to bypass Inter’s press.
• Whether Lautaro Martínez can hold up against Napoli’s defensive line.

2. Milan’s Derby: Can Stefano Pioli’s Tactics Outwit Maurizio Sarri’s?

Stefano Pioli has deployed Milan in a 4-2-3-1 this season, while Maurizio Sarri favors a 4-3-3 with wing-backs. Watch for:

• How Milan’s Raphinha and Olivier Giroud combine in attack.
• Lazio’s Felipe Anderson breaking Milan’s midfield dominance.
• Whether Fikayo Tomori can contain Ciro Immobile in a one-on-one duel.

3. Juventus’ Identity Crisis: Can They Stop the Rot?

Juventus have lost 3 of their last 5, including a 2-1 defeat to Atalanta last weekend. Tonight’s match against Cagliari (4th from bottom) is a chance to regroup. Watch for:

• How Arthur and Bukayo Saka replace Chiesa’s creativity.
• Whether Massimiliano Allegri reverts to a 3-5-2 to protect the defense.
• Cagliari’s fast counters exploiting Juventus’ lack of width.