Robert of Capua headed up the left wing and Ranulf the right. Each of the rebel wings was itself deployed into three divisions. Robert's divisions were formed in column, with mounted troops in the first and third lines, and foot soldiers in the second line.
Robert of Capua commanded the left wing, while Ranulf took charge of the right. Each rebel formation consisted of three parts. Robert's divisions were arranged in a column with mounted troops at the start and end positions and foot soldiers in the center.