The 10th matchday of Serie A, scheduled for October 31st, is approaching with the probable lineups of all the competing clubs. Our correspondents in the field have collected the details of the teams that will compete on Saturday at 3pm (DAZN) and 6pm (DAZN) for the Bologna-Monza and Udinese-Roma matches, and for the matches on Sunday 1 November between Como-Venice, Frosinone-Turin, Lazio-Cagliari, Lecce-Genoa, Juventus-Napoli, and for the 2nd matchday of Monday 2 November with Sassuolo-Fiorentina and Atalanta-Parma.
For the Bologna-Monza match, the Biancorosso shirt features a 3-4-2-1 with Skorupski in goal and a defense made up of Vitik, Casale and Theate. The midfield will be led by Darmian, Ferguson, Pobega and Miranda, while the attack will rely on Bernardeschi, Cambiaghi and Dovbyk. Coach Palladino chose the same structure for the Monza team, with Tornqvist in goal and a defensive unit of Goglichidze, Lucchesi and Carboni. Monza's midfield will be made up of Birindelli, Akinsanmiro, Foe Ondoa and Mangas, while the attack will be made up of Mota, Robinson and Varela under the guidance of Juric.
In the Udinese-Roma derby, Friulano opted for a 3-4-2-1 with Okoye in goal and the defense of Abankwah, Kabasele and Palma. Udinese's midfield will be led by Vojvoda, Piotrowski, Karlstrom and Kamara, with Zaniolo, Ekkelenkamp and Davis in attack. Coach Runjaic chose the same structure for the Roma team, with Gollini in goal and the defense of Ghilardi, Ndicka and Hermoso. Roma's midfield will be made up of Lulli, Cristante, de Roon and Wesley, while the attack will be made up of Soulé, Mora and Malen under the direction of Gasperini.
For the Milan-Inter match, Milan predicted a 4‑2‑3‑1 with Maignan in goal and the defense of Gila, De Winter, Pavlovic and Estupinan. The midfield will be led by Modric and Rabiot, with Hutchinson, Pulisic and Moreira in attack, while coach Amorim has chosen the same structure for Inter, with Martinez in goal and the defense of Bisseck, Akanji and Bastoni. The Inter midfield will be made up of Diouf, Barella, Calhanoglu, Zielinski and Dimarco, with Thuram and Esposito in attack under the direction of Chivu.
The matches on Sunday 1 November see Como in a 4‑2‑3‑1 with Butez in goal and the defense of Couto, Ramon, Kempf and Kaiki, while the midfield is made up of Milla and Perrone, with Caqueret, Nico Paz and Baturina in attack. Coach Fabregas has chosen the same structure for Venezia, which appears in a 3-5-2 with Stankovic in goal and the defense of Halhal, Moreno and Juan Jesus. The Venetian midfield is made up of Hainaut, Kike Perez, Sohm and Basic, with Mazzocchi in attack under the guidance of Nicola.
In the Frosinone-Turin match, Frosinone opted for a 4-2-3-1 with Palmisani in goal and the defense of Oyono, Calvani, Cittadini and Terzic. The midfield is made up of Masini and Calò, with Ghedjemis, Schmid, Kvernadze and Raimondo in attack. Coach Alvini has chosen the same structure for the Turin team, which appears in a 3‑4‑1‑2 with Perri in goal and the defense of Coco, Ismajli and Comuzzo. The Turin midfield is made up of Belghali, Bragança, Fitz-Jim and Patterson, with Vlasic in attack under the direction of Abate.
For Lazio‑Cagliari, Lazio predicted a 4‑3‑3 with Mandas in goal and the defense of Floriani Mussolini, Sutalo, Provstgaard and Nuno Tavares. The midfield is made up of Frattesi, Belahyane and Taylor, with Isaksen, Noslin and Zaccagni in attack under the guidance of Gattuso. Cagliari, on the other hand, appears in a 4‑3‑3 with Caprile in goal and the defense of Ze Pedro, Mina, Rodriguez and Obert. The midfield is made up of Romano, Deiola and Adopo, with Maldini, Nzola and Mendy in attack under the direction of Pisacane.
In the Lecce-Genoa derby, Lecce opted for a 4-3-3 with Falcone in goal and the defense of Veiga, Tiago Gabriel, Siebert and Gallo. The midfield is made up of Gorter, Ngom and Maleh, with Fatah, Esteban and Monteiro in attack under the guidance of Di Francesco. Genoa, on the other hand, appears in a 3‑4‑2‑1 with Bijlow in goal and the defense of Marcandalli, Ostigard and Vasquez. The midfield is made up of Ehizibue, Traoré, Frendrup and Mitaj, with Baldanzi and El Shaarawy in attack under the direction of De Rossi.
In the Juventus-Napoli match, Juventus predicted a 3-5-2 with Vicario in goal and the defense of Gatti, Bremer and Lucumì. The midfield is made up of Kalulu, Koopmeiners, Douglas Luiz, McKennie and Cambiaso, with Woltemade and Kolo Muani in attack under the guidance of Spalletti. Napoli, on the other hand, appears in a 4‑3‑3 with Meret in goal and the defense of Di Lorenzo, Rrahmani, R. Marín and Olivera. The midfield is made up of McTominay, De Bruyne and Anguissa, with Politano, Hojlund and Lang in attack under the direction of Allegri.
For matchday 2 on Monday 2 November, Sassuolo-Fiorentina sees Sassuolo in a 4-3-3 with Turati in goal and the defense of Van Der Brempt, Idzes, Caleta-Car and Doig. The midfield is made up of Sulemana, Matic and Adzic, with Berardi, Esposito and Lauriente in attack under the guidance of Aquilani. Fiorentina, on the other hand, appears in a 4‑3‑3 with De Gea in goal and the defense of Jimenez, Dragusin, Viery and Joao Mario. The midfield is made up of Ndour, Oulai and Brescianini, with Mastantuono, Pellegrino and Njie in attack under the direction of Vanoli.
Finally, Atalanta-Parma sees Atalanta in a 4-2-3-1 with Carnesecchi in goal and the defense of Zappacosta, Scalvini, Obric and Bernasconi. The midfield is made up of Pasalic and Ederson, with De Ketelaere, Elmas and Zalewski in attack under the guidance of Sarri. Parma, on the other hand, appears in a 3-5-2 with Corvi in goal and the defense of Diego Carlos, Troilo and Ndiaye. The midfield is made up of Delprato, Fabbian, Bernabe, Keita