Serie A 2022-23 fixtures, dates to know: Milan derby, Lukaku vs. Pogba's Juventus and Mourinho's Roma opener

The full 2022-23 Serie A fixtures were revealed on Friday

The Serie A fixtures for the 2022-23 season were released on Friday, with all 38 matchday matchups revealed. Reigning Serie A champions AC Milan  will start off the new season against Udinese at San Siro while Inter Milan will play against Lecce in their opening game of the season on Aug. 14. Jose Mourinho's AS Roma will open away from home against Salernitana. Fans will only need to wait five matchdays to experience the first Milan derby, which will take place on Sept. 4. Inter Milan and Juventus will meet on the weekend of Nov. 5, which means we'll get Romelu Lukaku vs. Paul Pogba. As always, you can catch every Serie A game on Paramount+.

The season starts on Aug. 14 and ends on June 4, 2023 due to the 2022 World Cup that will be this winter in Qatar. Only four midweek matchdays are currently in place: Aug. 31, Nov. 9, Jan. 4 and May 3. The league will paise for approximately 52 days to give players ample time to join their national teams in preparations for the World Cup in Qatar. There will be no Serie A soccer at all from Nov. 13 to Jan. 3. Let's now take a look at the most important matches of the season.