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Parma and Juventus have named their starting XI for Wednesday's Serie A clash.Here's how both teams are lining up at the Stadio Ennio Tardini.
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The Bianconeri can move back into the Champions League qualification places if they avoid defeat against Cristian Chivu's side in their rearranged fixture.
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Where you lose Elanga and you do good business and you make three or four times what you pay for them, I imagine they will try and do the same now with Ndoye and hope that Callum Hudson-Odoi can go to another level again and just make sure the next two or three players off the rank, in terms of substitutions, when Nuno Espírito Santo needs them, are of the same level. They have got so much in place already that there is nothing to fear with the Europa League. They can tackle it head-on and enjoy the Premier League. Which player should Brentford fans be keeping an eye out for? Based on what I saw last Saturday, Hudson-Odoi looked eye-catchingly sharp. He is obviously a very talented player anyway and he is somebody who might have achieved more before now. If he had done, then he would probably be established in the Chelsea first team, but we all know what Chelsea are like in terms of the way that they get through players. He seems to have found a home at Forest and certainly last year I thought he was very good for large portions of the season. With Elanga gone and Ndoye needing a little bit of time just to bed in, there might be a bit more emphasis on Hudson-Odoi being prominent in producing opportunities for Jesus and Wood. 'Hudson-Odoi looked eye-catchingly sharp. With Elanga gone and Ndoye needing a little bit of time to bed in, there might be a bit more emphasis on Hudson-Odoi being prominent in producing opportunities for Jesus and Wood' Gibbs-White is a player who, it goes without saying, you have got to keep an eye on if you are Brentford and Keith Andrews. He is a talisman, responsible for 15 goal contributions in the Premier League last year. It was a huge fillip for the club that they were able to keep him and sign him up to a new contract. But what I saw in pre-season last Saturday - when Gibbs-White was absent - is that Hudson-Odoi was very sharp and created a few chances, showed a great turn of pace on the left-hand side. He has got a really good understanding with Neco Williams behind him. If Hudson-Odoi can take portions of his performance on Saturday into Sunday's game, then he is going to be a real threat. What should Keith Andrews' players expect in terms of shape and style? They are pretty settled really in a 4-2-3-1. The introduction of Jesus is quite interesting because he is somebody who you could see being utilised as a striker and they could end up being 4-4-2 when they are in attack, then he drops a little bit deeper, just behind Wood, when they are out of possession. That is the way they were playing previously. I would expect them to play: Sels, Aina, Murillo, Milenković, Williams, Anderson, Gibbs-White, Ndoye, Hudson-Odoi, Jesus, Wood. It is a style on 4-4-1-1 or 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1 - one of those combinations. I do not see them veering away from what they were doing last season. It's a bit of a stab in the dark on the opening day, but what's your score prediction? I will say 2-1 to Forest.
