Series A starts on June 20
The Italian Serie A, which has been postponed for the second week in March due to the Corona epidemic, will resume on June 20. Italian Sports Minister Vincenzo Spadaphora has announced that Serie A will start on June 20.
Serie A was postponed from March 9 due to a lockdown. Serie A clubs have been training form the past one month. The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) had planned to resume Serie A for the second week of June after the Italian government instructed not to engage in any sports activities until June 14.
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has instructed not to engage in any sports activities until June 14. Sports Minister Spadaphora set a start date for Serie A three weeks later on Thursday, leaving Serie A to wait another week. Serie A, which has been postponed since March 9, is likely to resume. However, Sports Minister Spadophora has informed that the Italian Cup may start a week before that. Sports Minister Spadophora announced the decision after discussions with representatives of the FIGC, players' association, and Serie A league.
"We can say. Serie A may start on June 20. Before that, the semi-finals of the Italian Cup will be held on June 13 and the final on June 17,” said Sports Minister Spadophora. On Thursday, it was announced that the English Premier League will start on June 17.
There are still 12 rounds left in Serie A. Serie A was postponed as the 25th round of play continued. Juventus topped the list with 63 points, followed by Lazio with 62 points.
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