The path of the Dinamo Banco di Sardegna in the 2026-2027 Serie A2 now finally has all its dates.
The biancoblù will begin the new season on Sunday, September 27 away against Urania Milano, while fans will only have to wait a week to see the new team at PalaSerradimigni: Gema Montecatini will arrive on October 4.
It will be the start of a particularly long regular season, featuring 20 teams and 38 rounds home and away.
Dinamo's opening rounds
After the debut in Milan and the first home game against Montecatini, Dinamo will return to the road on October 11 against Mestre.
Two consecutive games at PalaSerradimigni will follow: on October 18 against Cento and on October 21 against Rimini, the season's first midweek round.
November will then offer some particularly interesting games in Sassari. JuveCaserta will arrive on November 1, Pesaro will follow on November 11 and four days later the Giganti will host Avellino.
Brindisi and Bologna before the end of the year
December will be one of the busiest periods of the schedule.
Rieti will arrive in Sassari on December 13, followed on December 16 by the game against Brindisi. After the away games in Turin and Pistoia, 2026 at PalaSerradimigni will conclude with one of the most eagerly awaited fixtures: Dinamo-Fortitudo Bologna on December 30.
The first half of the season will instead end on January 3, 2027, in Vigevano.
The regular season ends in Sassari
The second half of the season will begin on January 10 and take Dinamo through to spring.
Among the fixtures to mark in your calendar are the return game against Brindisi on February 14, the away game against Fortitudo Bologna on February 28 and Dinamo-Urania Milano on March 27.
The final round of the regular season will be played on Sunday, April 25, when PalaSerradimigni will host Vigevano.
A long and demanding Serie A2 season
The league format leaves little room for error.
The top-placed team will be promoted directly to Serie A, while teams finishing second through seventh will qualify for the playoffs. Teams in eighth through thirteenth place will instead go through the Play-Ins to claim the final available spots in the playoff bracket.
The schedule also includes numerous midweek rounds, a feature also highlighted by coach Luca Vitali, who described the season as particularly demanding and marked by several periods of high intensity.
The countdown can therefore begin for the new Dinamo.
The first tip-off will be on September 27 in Milan. One week later, basketball will officially return to PalaSerradimigni.