Lazio goes to Como in search of a victory that would give even more impetus to Marco Baroni’s men. The Biancocelesti have come off six victories in their last seven official matches and after the 3-0 against Genoa, a success at Sinigaglia would give even more impetus to Lazio’s European ambitions. Rovella and Zaccagni will not be there in Como, the former struggling with a slight muscle ailment, while the latter has yet to get over the intestinal flu which also kept him in the pits against Genoa. Baroni decides to revolutionize the attacking midfield, with Dia having a rest session as well as Isaksen. The right wing will be entrusted to Loum Tchaounawho will thus have the opportunity to return to Serie A two months after the last time. The former Salernitana player started from the first minute against Milan and was in difficulty, so much so that Baroni took him off at half-time. Tchaouna is getting space in Europe but has yet to score his first goal in the Biancoceleste shirt, doing so in Como would also boost his odds in the run-off with Isaksen.
Lazio, reduced turnover for Como
Changes reduced to a minimum in other departments for Barons. Rovella’s withdrawal forces Guendouzi not to rest, with Vecino at his side who starts ahead of Castrovilli. The former Fiorentina’s candidacy remains valid, in the last rest period for Rovella against the Viola it was Castrovilli who took the place of number six alongside Guendouzi. Further back is Dele-Bashiru, who could become a weapon from the bench. No changes in defense, where Tavares plays for the first time during the week and will be an opportunity to measure his physical condition. Marusic on the right will play from the start but Lazzari will return to the bench, hoping to return to the starting lineup on Monday in the match against Cagliari. In front of Provedel, trust in the Spanish pair Patric-Gila, with Romagnoli returning from suspension but will start from the bench.