Sassuolo will be without both Domenico Berardi and Daniel Boloca after they picked up bans, while Juventus assistant manager Maurizio Trombetta is suspended against Napoli.
The Lega Serie A announced the disciplinary action that will be taken ahead of the Week 15 fixtures, which kick off on Friday evening when Juve host Napoli in Turin.
The only absentee for that big match is going to be on the touchline, as Max Allegri’s assistant Trombetta is given a one-match touchline ban for dissent.
Sassuolo captain Boloca was shown a straight red card for a high challenge on Roma midfielder Leandro Paredes, but is not given more than the standard one-game suspension, the same as captain Berardi.
The other players who picked up bans are Frosinone midfielder Enzo Barrenechea, Torino’s Karol Linetty, Genoa star Ruslan Malinovskyi and Cagliari midfielder Antoine Makoumbou.
Other off the field figures suspended for insulting the officials are Udinese directors Franco Collavino and Federico Balzaretti.
Roma assistant Giovanni Cerra is given a one-match ban for refusing to give the ball back during stoppages.