Parma will face Udinese with a lineup that, although not definitive, seems already outlined. The main certainty for the defense is the presence of Diego Carlos, who however could be rested to manage the team's tight schedule. In his absence, right-back Delprato is expected to take his place, while Troilo and Ndiaye complete the defensive line. In midfield, Bernabé's return as playmaker is expected, accompanied by Fabbian and the energetic Keita. The wings will be occupied by Britschi on the right and Valeri on the left, ready to support the attack.

In attack, the only certainty is the presence of Romero, who remains the only confirmed player. Goalkeeper Touré could be left on break, with Lontani ready to replace him if necessary; Frigan is also in consideration for a starting shirt. Coach Gilardino, known for his tactical flexibility, could therefore opt for a 3-4-1-2 or 3-4-2-1 variant depending on the needs of the moment.

For Udinese, the situation is less clear. Defender Solet, who had stopped before the match against Milan, may not be available for the midweek match. Coach Runjaic has outlined a possible 3-4-2-1 structure, with Okoye in goal and a defensive line made up of Palma on the left, Kabasele in the center and Abankwah on the right. On the wings, Vojvoda and Kamara, with Piotrowski and Karlstrom in the centre, complete the formation. In attack, Zaniolo is expected to start, with Ekkelenkamp at his side, while striker Davis remains the main choice.

Both teams, despite some uncertainties, seem to be aiming for a balanced structure that allows them to manage upcoming commitments. Parma, with their solid defense and reliable attack in Romero, will have to exploit the fluidity of the midfield to create chances. Udinese, on the other hand, will try to consolidate the defensive line and exploit the speed of their laterals to create spaces in attack. With the lineups almost finalised, the match promises to be an interesting tactical clash between two teams looking to maintain their form at a crucial stage of the season.

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