Felipe Caicedo passes a late fitness test to partner Ciro Immobile in Lazio’s must-win Europa League match with Celtic, who don’t risk Boli Bolingoli-Mbombo.
It kicks off at the Stadio Olimpico at 17.55 GMT.
You can follow all the build-up and action as it happens from this game and Borussia Monchengladbach-Roma on the LIVEBLOG.
Celtic boss Neil Lennon says his side will be out to make history and let their fans “enjoy themselves” against Lazio this evening.
Celtic will qualify for the Europa League knockout stages if they beat Lazio and Stade Rennais fail to win against CFR Clug later.
However, the Scots have so far failed to emerge victorious in their 12 previous trips to Italy.
“Realistically it is going to be very difficult to win here. Records are there to be broken,” Lennon said at a Press conference.
Celtic fans have been advised not to wear club colours in Rome after two of their fans were stabbed before the match against Lazio in the Europa League.
After confirming that two supporters had been taken to hospital with stab wounds, Celtic have released more information for those travelling to the game tonight.
“Do not make your own way to the stadium. Use the shuttle buses from 2pm at the Piazzele delle Canestre,” they tweeted.
Felipe Caicedo should be fit enough to partner Ciro Immobile in attack when Lazio face Celtic in the Europa League this evening.
Caicedo injured his shoulder against Milan last weekend, but Tuttomercatoweb and Sky Sport Italia both expect him to feature at the Olimpico.
On the other hand, Stefan Radu, Adam Marusic and Joaquin Correa are all sidelined, whereas Danilo Cataldi is suspended.
Replacing Radu in the back three will be Denis Vavro, while Bastos should make way for Luiz Felipe.
Two Celtic fans have been sent to hospital with stab wounds after they were attacked by Lazio ultras last night.
ANSA reports the supporters, aged 35 and 52 respectively, were ambushed at an Irish pub in Rome and later treated at the Policlinico Umberto I.
According to eyewitness Kevin McGuire on Twitter, the Celtic fans were “at the back of the bar minding our own business.”
It is estimated around 9,000 supporters of the Scottish club have flocked to the Italian capital for the Europa League clash with Lazio this evening.
Lazio must realise ultras are damaging their international standing and really do something to clamp down on the Fascist elements, warns Emmet Gates.
The video went viral. If you are reading this article, chances are you’ve probably seen it. The video captured Lazio’s ultras, dressed in identikit clothing of denim jeans and black leather jackets, parading through Glasgow town centre giving the Roman salute.
Once the video hit the Internet it, not surprisingly, caused a huge backlash. The club were brandished as ‘Nazio’ (not exactly an original slur). Lazio released a statement condemning the behavior of these fans, and for ‘bringing Hitler into our club’.
Lazio boss Simone Inzaghi admits he has doubts over whether Joaquin Correa and Felipe Caicedo will be fit to face Celtic in the Europa League tomorrow.
Caicedo came off injured against Milan last weekend, whilst Correa picked up a knock in training, and Inzaghi states the pair will have to be evaluated.
"I have to evaluate their condition very carefully, but I'll ask them to make sacrifices. I believe in them," he said at a Press conference.
UEFA have opened disciplinary proceedings against both Lazio and Celtic after their Europa League game in Glasgow.
The match, which ended 2-1 for the Scottish side, was played at Celtic Park on October 24.
Lazio have been charged with illicit chants and it’s assumed these are yet again racist abuse, a situation the club has dealt with repeatedly due to a persistent faction of their fanbase.
Simone Inzaghi is looking to build on an “important win” against Fiorentina and eradicate mistakes from Lazio's game ahead of their Torino encounter.
After three points away at Fiorentina, Inzaghi admits he needs to address some small problems in the side’s performances of late. The win came on the back of a defeat to Celtic in the Europa League and they are now preparing for their third game in six days.
Simone Inzaghi insists Lazio “had one of our best performances of the season” with Celtic and just need to maintain concentration against Fiorentina.
It kicks off on Sunday at 19.45 GMT, click here for a match preview.
The pressure is growing on the Aquile after they fought back from 3-0 down to scrape a 3-3 draw with Atalanta, but went back to their usual routine by fumbling a lead to lose 2-1 at Celtic on Thursday.
