Livorno sack coach Daniele Arrigoni and appoint Fernando Orsi to replace him. 2 April 2007 – Giancarlo Abete is unanimously elected president of FIGC. 2 April 2007 – Messina sack coach Alberto Cavasin and recall Bruno Giordano, fired two months earlier, to replace him. 2 April 2007 – Italy are named as World Team of the Year at the Laureus Awards. 3 April 2007 – Brescia president Gino Corioni is suspended for six months for confronting a referee after a match against Mantova. 22 April 2007 – A 2–1 away win to Siena at Stadio Artemio Franchi clinches the scudetto for Inter, with five matches remaining in the season. 23 April 2007 – Palermo sack coach Francesco Guidolin and appoint assistant manager Renzo Gobbo and youth team coach Rosario Pergolizzi as caretakers for the five remaining Serie A matches. 23 April 2007 – Messina sack Bruno Giordano for a second time in the season, and replace him with Bruno Bolchi. 6 May 2007 – Following their defeats respectively to Torino and Inter, Ascoli and Messina are mathematically relegated to Serie B. 9 May 2007 – Ravenna are the first team to be promoted to Serie B. 12 May 2007 – Pescara are mathematically relegated to Serie C1. 13 May 2007 – Grosseto are promoted to Serie B. 14 May 2007 – With only two remaining matchdays to the end of the Serie A league, Palermo sack Renzo Gobbo and Rosario Pergolizzi, reappointing Francesco Guidolin at the helm of the team. 19 May 2007 – With three remaining matchdays at the end of the season, Juventus are the first team to be promoted to Serie A, and Crotone is mathematically relegated to Serie C1. 20 May 2007 – Fiorentina, Empoli and Palermo are mathematically qualified to the 2007–08 UEFA Cup in advance of a matchday. 22 May 2007 – UEFA announce that Atalanta will not be able to enter the Intertoto Cup after failing to receive a licence. 22 May 2007 – Bologna President Alfredo Cazzola has been suspended from any football activity until 30 November after a protest during a recent match. 26 May 2007 – Didier Deschamps resigned from his Juventus head coaching post. 27 May 2007 – The last Serie A 2006-07 day is played, with Chievo relegated following a 2–0 dramatic defeat to Catania. 29 May 2007 – Juventus appoints assistant coach Giancarlo Corradini as caretaker for