Expect Giugliano to line up in their usual 4-3-3, with the full-backs pushing high and the wingers staying wide to stretch the pitch. The midfield three will look to dominate the centre, with the holding man sitting deep to screen the back four and the two eights bursting forward to support the lone striker. They’ll want to control the tempo, knock it around, and then hit Scafatese with quick transitions down the flanks. Scafatese, on the other hand, are likely to set up in a 4-4-2, a shape that’s built for solidity and directness. They’ll sit in a mid-block, stay compact, and look to hit on the break with two strikers running the channels. The battle will be won in the middle of the park — if Giugliano’s trio can outnumber and outwork Scafatese’s two-man central pairing, they’ll have the lion’s share of possession and the chances that come with it. Set pieces could be a factor too; Giugliano have a bit of height in the box, and Scafatese’s zonal marking can be exploited if the delivery is right.