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Checking the FreeNow taxi app, its saying about 20 minutes from Termini to Stadio Olimpico, but I assume that will take longer earlier in the evening on a match day.

I wouldn't buy any train tickets in advance now, and those prices look very high to me. Your journey is made up of two bits... 1. Malpensa to Milan Centrale 2. Milane Central to Rome Termini Tackling tham one at a time... 1. Malpensa to Milan Centrale This is covered by the Malpensa...

The general vibe seems to be that Italo are a private company so less likely to be impacted.

But, just think of the pizza awaiting us. And I know how much you love premium-priced pizza!

You can’t currently because you’re new. Give me 10 minutes and you’ll see an envelope icon towards the top right of the screen.

I've tried to work my way through the "guaranteed train list" but not finding anything to get us to Verona on the Friday.

Is there any clues accessible from that strike as to what services ran?

You can get down there ok presumably? We don't know about trains heading north on Friday - some are confident there will be some services, with others saying all long-distance services will run, so one option is to just book it and hope. Other than that, you could stay an extra day and depart...

They probably took it from my post on this thread last night!

Like others, we're mulling our options to get back up north on Friday - Verona in our case. I see the options as... 1. Do nothing. Hope that at least some trains run and you can get on one. 2. Drive. A one-way hire car from central Rome to Milan or Verona etc is about £60-80. Fuel would...

Friday seems to be the National Strike day, not the Wednesday.

Yoir post above is a translation of the second row on this page which is the Italian Transport Ministry: https://scioperi.mit.gov.it/mit2/public/scioperi

EDIT: that's 2022.