Alessandro Del Piero is hoping to improve his chances of making Italy's World Cup squad by firing Juventus into the last eight of the Europa League.
The Bianconeri go into the match against Barclays Premier League side Fulham with a 3-1 lead from the first leg in Turin.
Del Piero was absent from that match but is expected to face the Cottagers after scoring twice in Juve's 3-3 draw with Siena on Sunday.
The Juventus striker has not featured for the Azzurri since Euro 2008 and Italy manager Marcello Lippi has not given any indication he will take the striker to South Africa, where Italy will be among the favourites to win the tournament.
That has not put Del Piero off though, and he is keen to send Lippi a message by sealing Fulham's fate at Craven Cottage.
"I'm still very hopeful of making the squad," said the 35-year-old. "I know that Lippi has not chosen the squad yet so there are still chances for me.
"I'm really hopeful about it and I believe that a match like this gives me a good chance of trying to achieve that."
Juve lost ground in their hunt for a Champions League place by throwing away a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 with Serie A's bottom side Siena on Sunday.
Del Piero has warned his team-mates that they cannot afford a similar lapse in concentration.
"We analysed that match the day after with the coach and he made several points that we have to work on," said Del Piero.
"There are lots of areas we can improve and the message was clear: we have to learn and take full concentration regardless of results, whether we are losing or not, so we don't have these kinds of results in the future."
Giorgio Chiellini, Martin Caceres, Claudio Marchisio, Amauri and Michele Paolucci are all injured for the match while the man who scored Juve's opener last week - Nicola Legrottaglie - is suspended.
Zaccheroni will have to choose between goalkeepers Antonio Chimenti and Carlo Pinsoglio as he is also without Gianluigi Buffon and Alex Manninger.
Fulham striker Bobby Zamora will come up against World Cup winner Fabio Cannavaro at Craven Cottage.
Zamora was one of the few players to come away from the first leg with any credit and he is hopeful of getting the better of the 36-year-old, who has won 132 caps for his country.
"I thought I did well in the first leg against him to be honest," said Zamora.
"I held it up well and one thing I noticed is that he didn't like to be run down the channels.
"He's getting a bit older now; he wants to fight, pull and push you, so I'm sure I'll try to turn and push him the other way."
