Serie A: Spectacle and Results in Matchday 20, Parma and Como Win, Fiorentina-Milan Underway

The 20th matchday of the 2025/2026 Serie A kicked off in full swing on Sunday, January 11, with a packed schedule of matches delivering spectacle and pivotal results in the race for league objectives. In the early 12:30 PM fixture, Parma secured a crucial away victory at Lecce, triumphing 2-1 with goals that bolster their season ambitions.

Lecce-Parma: A Heavy Away Win for the Ducali

After an unfavorable start in their last away trip back in 1991, Parma has built a record streak of 12 consecutive unbeaten matches at Lecce, further solidified today with a 2-1 win. Pellegrino and an own goal by Tiago Gabriel sealed the victory in the second half. Despite Stulic’s early opener for Lecce, the hosts failed to turn the tide—complicated by late red cards for Banda and Gaspar—which undermined their final push. Cuesta’s side confirmed their strong away form, maintaining a positive trend of goals scored and points earned in recent travels.

Como-Bologna: A Heroic Draw for the Home Side

At the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium, Como and Bologna battled to an intense 1-1 draw, packed with drama and high tempo. Cambiaghi put Bologna ahead in the first minute of the second half, but the Rossoblu suffered a setback when he was sent off in the 61st minute for violent conduct. Undeterred, Como equalized in stoppage time through Martin Baturina’s 94th-minute strike, preserving their unbeaten home record and staying in touch with the league’s top tier. Meanwhile, Bologna extended their winless streak to seven matches, though they remain in the top ten.

Fiorentina-Milan: A Fierce Clash at the "Franchi"

In the afternoon at 3:00 PM, Fiorentina vs. Milan commenced at Florence’s Stadio Artemio Franchi, one of the most anticipated fixtures of Matchday 20. The Viola, fresh from a 2-2 draw with Lazio, aim to build on their home momentum, while Milan seeks a third consecutive positive result to stay in the title race. The Rossoneri are chasing an 18th straight league game without defeat and a temporary top spot ahead of tonight’s Inter-Napoli blockbuster. Fiorentina’s manager Vanoli stressed the need for a mental shift and consistency, while Milan’s sporting director Tare highlighted improvements required to sustain their Scudetto challenge and expressed confidence in Maignan’s contract renewal.

The Day Continues with Verona-Lazio and Inter-Napoli

The footballing afternoon also features Verona-Lazio at 6:00 PM (broadcast on Sky Sport Calcio) and the marquee evening clash, Inter-Napoli at 8:45 PM (exclusive to DAZN). These matches could further shake up the standings, with teams battling for European spots and the Scudetto race. Meanwhile, Serie B and the Primavera Championship offer additional action on Sportitalia and Sky Sport.

Where to Watch the Matches on TV and Streaming

All Sunday Serie A matches are available for live streaming on DAZN, with select games also on Sky Sport for subscribers with the DAZN 1 add-on. Fiorentina-Milan is a DAZN exclusive, accessible on smart TVs and mobile devices. The afternoon provides a broad lineup for football fans, including Bundesliga and Serie C fixtures.

With such an action-packed day, Serie A continues to showcase its competitive intensity. The Fiorentina-Milan duel is particularly pivotal in assessing who might disrupt the league’s top order, while Parma and Como’s results underscore the relentless battles even in the lower reaches. The week will conclude with Juventus-Cremonese and Genoa-Cagliari, rounding out a matchday that promises to be decisive for championship ambitions.