Milan-Livorno Behind the closed doors!

[VivaItalia]

It has now been confirmed that Serie A actions will resume this weekend. However, the bans on stadia will kick in as predicted, and that will see only four games being played in front of the public.

A quick wrap up of the final decision is as follows:

1. (A) Serie A action to resume on Saturday,
2. (B) Only stadia complying with norms to be open to public,
3. (C) Matches open to public to take place during the day,
4. (D) Remaining games to take place behind closed doors.

The impact of the judgements is that fans will be allowed to attend only the following four games:

1. Palermo-Empoli,
2. Roma-Parma,
3. Sampdoria-Ascoli
4. Torino-Reggina

All four games will be player during the day. Meanwhile, six games will take place behind closed doors:

1. Atalanta-Lazio,
2. Cagliari-Siena,
3. Chievo-Inter,
4. Fiorentina-Udinese,
5. Messina-Catania
6. Milan-Livorno.

Among other things this also means that Ronaldo will make his Milan debut behind closed doors.

The situation is actually worse in Serie B, where only Spezia-Bologna and Lecce-Verona will be open to the public, with all other games, including Vicenza-Juventus, to be played in front of empty stands.