LAZIO
Marchetti
Gonazalez, Biava, Cana, Radu
Ledesma
Candreva, Mauri, Hernanes, Lulic
Klose
FENERBAHCE
Demirel
Gonul, Yobo, Korkmaz, Ziegler
Kuyt, Topal, Meireles, Topuz
Baroni,
Webo
Goals from Pierre Webo and Dirk Kuyt last Thursday mean Fenerbahce are firmly in the driving seat ahead of the second-leg of this Europa League quarter-final.
Lazio will need all of the cutting edge they can muster in their quest to produce a comeback and progress to the semi-finals of the competition.
Their cause was dented somewhat in the first leg by the sending off of midfielder Ogenyi Onazi, meaning the Biancocelesti will be without his services at the Stadio Olimpico.
The game will also be played behind doors as part of Lazio's punishment for repeated episodes of racist behaviour from supporters - the latest incident coming in February's last-32 clash with Borussia Monchengladbach.
Fenerbahce will be without the injured Emre and Moussa Sow, while defender Bekir Irtegun is suspended.
DID YOU KNOW?
Lazio have won six, drawn one and lost two of their clashes with Turkish opposition.
The Biancocelesti last reached the quarter-finals of a Uefa competition back in 2002-2003 when they beat Besiktas in the last eight of the Uefa Cup.
Lazio striker Libor Kozak is the top goalscorer in this season's Europa League, with eight goals in nine appearances.
Fenerbahce are unbeaten in five Europa League away games and have not conceded in their last four matches on the road in Europe.
Fener have now reached the quarter-finals of all three major Uefa club competitions - Champions League (2007/2008), European Cup Winners' Cup (1963/1964) and this season's Europa League.
Only two clubs have overturned a 2-0 first-leg deficit in the knock-out phase of the Europa League.
Prediction
Lazio need goals and at least two of them if they are to have any hope of reaching the semi-finals, but given Fenerbahce's impressive away record of late, expect them to have enough to hold firm in Italy.
Editor's Prediction
Lazio 1-1 Fenerbahce
