Inter Milan goalkeeper Julio Cesar is out of Saturday's clash with leaders Juventus at the San Siro with a thigh strain sustained in Wednesday's 1-1 draw at Atalanta.
Luca Castellazzi, who stopped an 89th-minute penalty to save the Nerazzurri from a fifth defeat in eight matches, will replace the Brazilian for the so called 'Derby of Italy'.
Inter, now 16th, have conceded five penalties this season. "I'm sure it's just a random decision going against us, but when random things happen five times in a row, it gets annoying," President Massimo Moratti told Inter Channel.
Juventus, who regained top spot after Tuesday's 2-1 win against Fiorentina, are set to be unchanged. The Turin side, not playing in European competition this season, are near full strength with veteran Andrea Pirlo set to partner Claudio Marchisio in central midfield.
"The table doesn't tell the true story," Marchisio told reporters. "Inter are a big club and will be up for this match. We have to be fearless."
Despite defeats to late goals in their last two away matches, Roma remain committed to Spanish coach Luis Enrique's attacking philosophy. "We play to win and are confident our attacking methods will bring the desired results," Baldini told Corriere dello Sport.
However, chief executive Adriano Galliani has called for more concentration on defence. "The explosion of Nocerino and Boateng has been great," he told Gazzetta dello Sport. "But last year we won the scudetto with the best defence."
"The idea is to renovate it so it becomes more attractive for tourists," Naples mayor Luigi De Magistris told Gazzetta dello Sport. "We will present a project to the city council at the end of the year."
"It's nice we are being considered, but in reality we need to improve even to get into the Champions League," coach Edy Reja told reporters.
