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Serie A

Michael Fabbri to referee Serie A showdown as Roma chase joint lead

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Michael Fabbri to referee Serie A showdown as Roma chase joint lead

Michael Fabbri’s whistle will decide the fate of the Serie A clash between Como and Roma this weekend, as the League’s Week 6 fixtures resume after the international break. Both sides are poised for a pivotal point in the title race, with the referee’s decisions likely to shape the outcome.

The Serie A League returns after a long pause for international duty, diving straight into a heavyweight encounter. Joint leaders Roma travel to a Como side that sit just one point behind them in the table. The match therefore carries significant implications for the championship chase.

Fabbri has been appointed the referee for the fixture, with Matteo Gariglio operating the VAR system. Their combined oversight will monitor off‑side calls, fouls and any potential disciplinary actions. The League’s referee list confirms the pairing for the Como‑Roma showdown.

Other high‑profile Week 6 appointments

Kevin Bonacina will control the Inter versus Parma clash, marking the debut of new Ducali coach Alberto Gilardino. Ermanno Feliciani is set to referee Napoli against Frosinone. Additional assignments include Maresca (Genoa‑Fiorentina), Collu (Lazio‑Monza) and Crezzini (Torino‑Udinese), each with their respective VAR officials.

Earlier in the season, Marcus Thuram of Inter interacted with referee Kevin Bonacina during the Serie A meeting with Parma at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on 3 May 2026. A year later, Juventus forward Lloyd Kelly was seen speaking to referee Matteo Marcenaro in Turin on 24 August 2025. Both moments illustrate the close contact between players and officials on the pitch.

The outcome of the Como‑Roma game will determine whether Roma retain their joint‑lead status or see the gap close, while the other Week 6 fixtures could shift the early‑season hierarchy. With the League’s referee roster now public, clubs and fans alike can anticipate how officiating decisions may influence the next round of results.

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