the fixtures for Wednesday are,

Chievo 06 : 30 Internazionale more info
Atalanta 09 : 00 Napoli more info
Bari 09 : 00 Udinese more info
Cagliari 09 : 00 Roma more info
Catania 09 : 00 Bologna more info
Lazio 09 : 00 Livorno more info
Parma 09 : 00 Juventus more info
Sampdoria 09 : 00 Palermo more info
Siena 09 : 00 Fiorentina more info
Milan 14 : 45 Genoa more info

Tough matches away for Roma, Juventus and Bologna. Roma will have their new arrival Luca Toni and manager Ranieri has hinted the target man will start on Wednesday but playing away to the islanders Cagliari will be difficult having performed well so far this season with their forward Alessandro Matri scoring 8 goals and tied for fourth on the charts with, Samuel Eto’o (Inter), Pazzini (Samporia), and Hamsik (Napoli).

Juventus will be looking to put several poor results behind them while hoping Inter falter as they concentrate on Champions League glory come February. Manager Mourinho will be facing his old English club Chelsea FC next month and you can bet he will be pushing his players all out for the positive result. Inter owner Morratti wants European success so all focus is again on Jose Mourinho to make it so.

Finally, Bologna will faceoff against Sinisa Mihajlovic’s new club Catania. Mihaljlovic was sacked by Bologna in April of last year after the 4-1 home defeat against Siena, dragging the team back into the relegation zone with seven games remaining.