Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri says his players should expect a tricky game when they host Cesena on Wednesday.
The Bianconeri lead the Serie A table after winning all three games of the season but will be aware of the defensive strength of Pierpaolo Bisoli's side.
"Cesena is in form, they are a very aggressive team and give very little away," Allegri told reporters on Tuesday.
"If I'm not mistaken they only conceded 6-9 corners in three games so it means they defend very well.
"It will be a difficult game, but then again, if we are to win the title we have to win against low-ranked teams.
"Dropping points here would damage us ahead of games against the top teams and we have to be in a strong position when we play against our direct competitors."
Midfielder Arturo Vidal came on as a late substitute against Milan on Saturday and is expected to feature tomorrow evening.
"Vidal trained with the squad for 3-4 days," added Allegri.
"He's still not 100% but he needs to play. He missed a number of training sessions so he needs to play.
"Same goes for [Alvaro] Morata. I would like to see him play for the full 90 minutes because he's quality but let's not forget he only came back to action against Udinese on the 13th so he will be slowly integrated in the team."
When asked if he intends to rotate in the offensive department Allegri said: "We only played three games, rather than rotation it's about choosing the right players for the game.
"I hope to have all players fit and available after the international break.
"But right now, unfortunately, we still have players who are not ready to feature for 90 minutes due to injuries and fatigue after international duty."