Roma try to keep their stunning form going under Daniele De Rossi with Paulo Dybala and Romelu Lukaku visiting mid-table Monza.
It kicks off at the U-Power Stadium at 17.00 GMT.
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The Giallorossi have won all but one of their Serie A matches since De Rossi took over from Jose Mourinho, and reached the Europa League Round of 16 where they will face Brighton and Hove Albion next Thursday.
Rick Karsdorp and Tammy Abraham are the only players remaining on the treatment table, but they return to a four-man defence.
Dybala is fresh from a hat-trick to beat Torino 3-2 and is partnered by Lukaku and Stephan El Shaarawy.
Monza rediscovered their form recently too, unbeaten in five including a 4-2 victory over Milan.
Armando Izzo sits out a ban with long-term injury absentees Gianluca Caprari and Samuele Vignato.
Striker Valentin Carboni, on loan from Inter, is celebrating his call-up to the Argentina national team, where he will be Dybala’s teammate.
Monza: Di Gregorio; Birindelli, Pablo Mari, Caldirola, A Carboni; Gagliardini, Bondo; Colpani, Pessina, Mota Carvalho; Djuric
Roma: Svilar; Kristensen, Mancini, Ndicka, Angeliño; Cristante, Paredes, Pellegrini; Dybala, Lukaku, El Shaarawy
Player statistic
| 25' |  |
Rasmus Kristensen | ||
| 38' |  |
Lorenzo Pellegrini (Assist: Romelu Lukaku) | ||
| 42' | |
Romelu Lukaku (Assist: Paulo Dybala) |
| 48' | |
Angeliño | ||
| 59' | |
Mile Svilar | ||
| Warren Bondo | |
62' | ||
| 63' | |
Paulo Dybala | ||
| 82' |  |
Leandro Paredes | ||
| 85' | |
Bryan Cristante | ||
| Andrea Carboni (Assist: Valentín Carboni) |
|
87' |
Match statistic
