Sassuolo and Sampdoria have a point to prove at the Mapei Stadium, as Domenico Berardi and Luis Muriel face off.
It kicks off at 17.30 UK time (16.30 GMT), follow the build-up and action from all EIGHT Serie A games on our LIVEBLOG.
The Neroverdi have flattered to deceive recently, managing one win and a draw in the last five rounds, including two consecutive defeats.
Sassuolo and Sampdoria have a point to prove at the Mapei Stadium, as Domenico Berardi and Luis Muriel face off.
It kicks off at 17.30 UK time (16.30 GMT), follow the build-up and action from all EIGHT Serie A games on our LIVEBLOG.
The Neroverdi have flattered to deceive recently, managing one win and a draw in the last five rounds, including two consecutive defeats.
The 3-1 loss at Fiorentina on Sunday was topped off by a comical own goal from ‘keeper Andrea Consigli, so we’ll see if his confidence has been hit by that incident.
Nicola Sansone wasn’t fit enough to start that game, but is back in the initial XI with Berardi.
Injury again rules out Simone Missiroli, Luca Antei, Karim Laribi, Emanuele Terranova and Alessandro Gazzola.
Sampdoria were unfortunate to lose 1-0 at home to Milan on Sunday evening, as Carlos Bacca’s strike proved the difference.
Antonio Cassano is still out of action with Jacopo Sala, David Ivan and Angelo Palombo.
Muriel and Roberto Soriano are the ones to watch in attack, as Fabio Quagliarella is rested.
Samp are unbeaten here in Serie A, coming away with a win and a draw, but Sassuolo did win 3-1 at Marassi back in December.
Sassuolo: Consigli; Vrsaljko, Cannavaro, Acerbi, Peluso; Biondini, Magnanelli, Pellegrini; Berardi, Defrel, Sansone
Sassuolo bench: Pomini, Pegolo, Longhi, Falcinelli, Politano, Pierini, Ferrini, Trotta, Duncan, Broh, Corbelli, Adjapong
Sampdoria: Viviano; Diakite, Ranocchia, Cassani; De Silvestri, Fernando, Barreto, Dodo; Soriano, Correa; Muriel
Sampdoria bench: Puggioni, Brignoli, Rodriguez, Pereira, Christodoulopoulos, Krsticic, Silvestre, Quagliarella, Skriniar