update
4 December 2024
11:19
The 2024-2025 Coppa Italia draw has been defined for some time now, and the combinations for the quarter-finals have already been set. However, we have to wait until the end of the round of 16, in a one-off game, to find out about the 8 qualifiers who will try from 5 February 2025 onwards to continue to the semi-final and then to the match final on 14 May.
To the Italian cup 2024-2025 the round of 16 is being played. Singles matches will begin this week and see the remaining teams compete in 15 days. The first two teams to qualify for the quarter-finals are Bologna, who beat Monza 4-0, and Milan, who beat Sassuolo 6-1. The other big names also take to the field, from Juventus to Inter, passing through Napoli, Atalanta, Lazio and Rome. Whoever qualifies for the quarter-finals (to be played in February 2025) already knows thier opponent.
The strongest teams on the field, the so-called seeded teams, appear in the round of 16: the round will only end on December 19 with Inter-Udine. A long break then to return to the quarter-finals at the beginning of February 2025 to try to continue the journey to the final on 14 May.
Italian Cup quarter-final 2024/25
The scoreboard for the 2024-2025 Italian Cup of which the round of 16 is being played has already been defined for some time. The intersections and paths of the qualified teams are already shown with established intersections. the quarter-finals will begin in February 2025, and the first head-to-head games between the top teams are expected.
The games in the quarter finals
- Juventus/Cagliari vs Fiorentina/Empoli
- Bologna vs Atalanta/Cesena
- Milan vs Roma/Sampdoria
- Lazio/Napoli vs Inter/Udinese
Round of 16 calendar and quarter-final dates
The Coppa Italia round of 16 matches will take place between 3 and 19 December and the quarter-finals will be played in February 2025. The round of 16 matches will be played in singles, as will the quarter-finals of the quarter-finals. The semi-finals, along with the home and away doubleheader, will be played in April. The final will be played at the Stadio Olimpico in rome on 14 May.
- 04 December 2024 – Fiorentina-Empoli (9:00 pm)
- 05 December 2024 - Lazio-Napoli (9:00 pm)
- 17 December 2024 – Juventus-Cagliari (9:00 pm)
- 18 December 2024 – Atalanta-Cesena (6.30pm)
- 18 December 2024 – Roma-Sampdoria (9:00 pm)
- 19 December 2024 – Inter-Udine (9.00pm)
The Coppa Italia calendar goes from the quarter-finals to the final:
- Quarter-finals (one-off) – 5 February 2025 and 26 February 2025
- Semi-finals – (first leg) 2 April 2025 and (second leg) 23 April 2025
- Final – Wednesday 14 may 2025
How can individuals make a difference in the fight against climate change?
interview Between Time.news Editor and Climate Change Expert
Time.news Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today we have the pleasure of speaking with dr.Emily carter, a leading climate change expert known for her groundbreaking research on global warming and its effects on biodiversity. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Carter.
Dr. Emily Carter: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to share insights into such a critical topic.
Editor: To start off, can you tell us about the current state of climate change as of December 2024? What are the latest updates that you think people should be aware of?
Dr. Carter: Absolutely. As of now, we are witnessing unprecedented climate patterns. We’ve seen a rise in extreme weather events across the globe, from devastating hurricanes to record-breaking heatwaves. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has issued new reports indicating that we are approaching a critical tipping point, which could have irreversible effects on our ecosystems.
Editor: That’s certainly alarming. What do thes changes mean for global biodiversity?
Dr. Carter: The implications are dire. Many species are already struggling to adapt to rapidly changing habitats; as a notable example, coral reefs are experiencing mass bleaching at unprecedented rates. Additionally, migratory patterns of birds and other wildlife are shifting, which disrupts entire ecosystems. If we don’t take immediate action, we could lose a significant percentage of Earth’s biodiversity.
Editor: Speaking of action, there are various initiatives being discussed globally. What do you see as the most effective strategies currently being proposed to combat climate change?
Dr. Carter: there are several promising strategies, but I’d say one of the most effective is transitioning to renewable energy sources. Countries are increasingly investing in solar, wind, and hydroelectric power. Furthermore, initiatives like reforestation and sustainable agricultural practices can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. it’s also crucial for individuals to advocate for policy changes that hold corporations accountable for their carbon footprints.
Editor: You mentioned individual advocacy. How can the average person contribute to the climate fight in their daily lives?
Dr. Carter: Great question! Simple actions can have a significant impact. This includes reducing energy consumption, minimizing single-use plastics, supporting local and sustainable businesses, and even participating in community efforts for conservation. Educating oneself and advocating for climate-kind policies at local and global levels is also vital. Every action counts.
editor: Absolutely. As a final question, what gives you hope for the future in terms of climate change?
Dr.Carter: I see hope in the youth movement driving climate action – young people are more engaged and vocal than ever before. Their activism, from school strikes to participation in climate summits, is inspiring. We are also witnessing greater scientific collaboration across countries,which leads to innovative solutions. While challenges remain, the collective will to combat climate change gives me hope.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Carter. Your insights are invaluable as we navigate through these challenging times. we appreciate your dedication to this cause and look forward to seeing how these efforts unfold in the future.
Dr. Carter: Thank you for the opportunity to discuss this critical issue. Let’s all stay engaged and proactive!