Overview
- The Prefecture and Lega Serie A confirmed late Thursday that Roma–Lazio will kick off Sunday at 12:00, with the Internazionali d’Italia men’s final kept at 17:00.
- The administrative court (TAR) declined to rule on the league’s appeal and referred the case to the State Attorney’s Office, prompting talks that produced the agreement.
- To protect competitive fairness, the league placed four other matches in the Champions League race in the same noon slot: Como–Parma, Genoa–Milan, Juventus–Fiorentina and Pisa–Napoli.
- Organizers adopted a joint safety plan that names one security manager for the entire Foro Italico zone and sets a single, integrated plan for fan flows.
- Intense supporter pressure influenced the reversal, as Roma’s ultras warned they would boycott a Monday match and Lazio’s groups plan to remain outside, affecting crowd management plans.