Udinese and Roma will play the remaining 18 minutes of a Serie A match at the Bluenergy Stadium tomorrow. Although line-ups can change entirely, the only players unavailable will be those who had been subbed off before the suspension.
Udinese and Roma will meet at the Bluenergy Stadium tomorrow, Thursday, April 25 to play the remaining 18 minutes plus add-ons of a match that had been called off following a health scare for Evan Ndicka on April 14.
Udinese will have a new coach, Fabio Cannavaro, who was appointed earlier this week to replace Gabriele Cioffi.
Both teams can entirely change their lineups and even include the players who were unavailable on April 14. Roma, for example, can rely on Sardar Azmoun, who was injured when the game was suspended.
The only players who won’t be available are those who had been substituted before the interruption. This means that Udinese’s Kingsley Ehizibue and Hassane Kamara and Roma’s Dean Huijsen and Houssem Aouar can’t be selected for the match.
Aside from them, De Rossi and Cannavaro can entirely change their line-ups.
As explained by Goal.com, the Lega Serie A rules clarify that every registered player at the moment of the interruption can be deployed when the game resumes even if they were not available when the match was called off.
This means that even Leandro Paredes and Diego Llorente, who received a one-match ban after Monday’s loss to Bologna, will be available for Roma and will miss the following game against Napoli.
Evan Ndicka has received the green light to return to action but will rest ahead of the final games of the season.