Gasperini is expected to set Roma up in his trademark 3-4-2-1, a shape that gives them solidity in the middle and plenty of width in the attacking third. With Wesley Franca and Evan Ndicka back in full training, Gasperini has his entire squad at his disposal, which is a luxury he'll relish. The likely inclusion of Manu Kone from the start, at the expense of Pisilli, adds steel and drive to the midfield, and that could be crucial in winning the second balls against Inter's experienced engine room. Inter, under their usual 3-5-2, will look to dominate possession and pin Roma back, but that's easier said than done at the Olimpico. Their wing-backs will push high, but that leaves space in behind for Roma's inside forwards to attack. The battle in the half-spaces will be fascinating. Roma's front three, likely led by the in-form Donyell Malen and supported by Matías Soulé and Rodrigo Mora if Dybala is rested, have the pace and trickery to hurt Inter on the counter. Inter's back three will need to be alert to the runs of Roma's attackers, and if they switch off, even for a moment, they'll be punished.