Inter look to Mauro Icardi, Eder and Rodrigo Palacio for the trip to Hellas Verona, who want to keep their positive streak going.
It kicks off at 11.30 GMT, follow the action from all EIGHT Serie A games on our LIVEBLOG.
Although it might seem surprising considering their positions, bottom of the table Verona are actually on better recent form than Inter, amassing six points over the last four rounds compared to Roberto Mancini’s five.
Inter look to Mauro Icardi, Eder and Rodrigo Palacio for the trip to Hellas Verona, who want to keep their positive streak going.
It kicks off at 11.30 GMT, follow the action from all EIGHT Serie A games on our LIVEBLOG.
Although it might seem surprising considering their positions, bottom of the table Verona are actually on better recent form than Inter, amassing six points over the last four rounds compared to Roberto Mancini’s five.
Hellas are fresh from their first win of the season, but the injury crisis drags on with Luca Siligardi, Federico Viviani, Samuel Souprayen and Ante Rebic ruled out.
Inter also have a few issues, as Stevan Jovetic is sidelined with a muscular problem and Joao Miranda is suspended, so Juan Jesus moves back into central defence.
January buy Eder joins Icardi and Palacio in attack, while Felipe Melo allows Gary Medel a rest.
It’s an opportunity for last season’s joint Capocannonieri Luca Toni and Icardi to face off.
Verona have not beaten Inter, home or away in all competition, for 24 years. They’ve managed only two draws and 12 losses since the 1-0 Bentegodi result in February 1992.
Verona: Gollini; Albertazzi, Moras, Helander, Pisano; Wszolek, Marrone, Ionita, Fares; Pazzini, Toni
Verona bench: Coppola, Marcone, Romulo, Samir, Jankovic, Gilberto, Furman, Greco, Gomez Taleb, Bianchetti, Emanuelson
Inter: Handanovic; Nagatomo, Murillo, Juan Jesus, Telles; Brozovic, Melo, Kondogbia; Eder, Icardi, Palacio
Inter bench: Carrizo, Berni, Biabiany, Medel, Santon, Ljajic, Gnoukouri, D'Ambrosio, Perisic, Popa, Manaj, Correia