Atalanta has announced the official lineup for the sixth matchday of Serie A against Venezia, with Maurizio Sarri opting for a 4‑2‑3‑1, trying to highlight the talent of DeKetelaere. Sarri's choice involves the use of Elmas and Rowe in the three-four, with Krstovic as the main striker, while Scamacca remains off the bench. Goalkeeper Carnesecchi has been confirmed, with the defense made up of Bellanova, Scalvini, Kristensen and Zappacosta. In midfield, Kessié and Ederson support the unit, while the trio of Elmas, DeKetelaere and Rowe provide offensive support. Among the starters, Krstovic's presence is a sign of Sarri's confidence in his role as main striker.
Meanwhile, Stroppa has decided to give space to Basic, who has recovered from an injury that had kept him out of the last three games. The Venetian defense was completed by Halhal, Moreno and JuanJesus, with a midfield made up of Hainaut, Perez, Sohm, Basic and Correia. The attacking double is made up of Yeboah and Adams. Venezia's formation, in a 3-5-2, reflects the desire to maintain a compact structure and exploit the speed of its attackers.
Among the substitutions, Atalanta kept Sonzogni, Sportiello, Pašalić, Scamacca, Samardžić, Raspadori, Kolašinac, Obrić, Idele, Bernasconi, Zalewski and Gaetano available, while Venezia left Montipò, Schingtienne, Haps, Rrahmani, Fanne, Mohammed, Sagrado, Helgason, Lauberbach available. Dagasso, Berardi, Panada, Lisman, Fernandez, Gomes and Furtado.
The match will be refereed by Tremolada from Monza, with assistants Regattieri and Giuggioli, and the use of VAR is expected. Atalanta, with its 4‑2‑3‑1 strategy, aims to exploit the creativity of DeKetelaere and the precision of Krstovic, while Venezia will try to exploit the defensive solidity and speed of its attackers. The final result will depend on the ability of both teams to execute the tactical plan outlined by their respective coaches.