The latest from the fields and the probable lineups of Rome-Venice (Sunday at 3.00 pm Abisso referee, live TV on DAZN):
The latest on Rome
Ivan Juric seems intent on confirming his classic 3-4-2-1 for this match. Between the posts, Svilar is confirmed as the starter. In defense, Hermoso should start from the first minute, supported by Ndicka as a central defender and Mancini on the right. In midfield, Koné looks set to play from the start, with Cristante remaining favorite over Paredes for a place next to him. On the flanks, Angelino appears confident in his position as fifth on the left, while on the right Celik’s conditions are to be assessed; alternatively, Abdulhamid could play or El Shaarawy fit. As for the attack, trust in Dovbyk, supported by Baldanzi on the left, given the absence of Pellegrini who is still recovering, and by Soulé on the right, as Dybala will rest after the problem suffered during the match against Athletic. (from Rome, Debora Carletti)
The latest on Venice
After having collected their first victory of the season at home against Genoa, Venezia is looking to repeat itself in the difficult away match against Roma at the Olimpico. To do this, Di Francesco finds Duncan and Nicolussi Caviglia in midfield, furthermore Sverko is now at 100% and can be deployed from the first minute. It is therefore probable that the coach will return to the usual 3-4-2-1 with Busio brought back to the attacking midfield line. Ballot between Oristanio and Yeboah, with the Ecuadorian pushing after the excellent piece of the match against Genoa, topped off with an assist. (from Venice, Daniele Najjar)