12 May 2019
A CLASSIC, NO. 170: Roma and Juventus have faced each other 170 times in Serie A: with the Bianconeri claiming 81 successes against the Giallorossi's 39, with 49 ending in draws.
A DRY ROMA IN 6 GAMES: Roma have had a dry spell in front of goal in their last five games out of six against Juventus in the league, including their last three matches. Only once did the Giallorossi fail to score in four straight matches against Juventus, between 1948 and 1949.
BUT AT THE OLIMPICO: Roma have lost just once in their last seven home matches in Serie A against Juventus (3W, 3 D), and are unbeaten in their last four.
ONLY 59 POINTS: The Roman club have recorded 59 points in this Serie A campaign: this is the worst season for the Giallorossi at this stage of the campaign since 2012/13 (58 points after 35 games).
TWO CLEAN SHEETS: The Capital outfit have not conceded a goal in their last two home league matches: this is the first time since 2014 that they have kept a clean sheet in back-to-back games.
TWO DRAWS FOR THE JUVE: Juventus have drawn their last two Serie A matches: they have not reached three in a row in the top league since March 2012 (four). They have also not gone without a league win in three games since May 2017, when the Bianconeri lost its third match against Roma at the Olimpico.
97% IN GOAL! Juventus found the goal in 97% of the matches played in this Serie A (34 out of 35) - only the PSG have done better in the five major European leagues in the 2018/19 season (100% - 35 out of 35).
MANY GOALS IN THE FIRST HALF: The two teams who have scored more goals in the first half of a game this season is both Roma (32) and Juventus (30).
... AND SO MUCH ON SET-PIECES: Juventus (23 goals) and Roma (22) are the two teams that have scored the most times on set-pieces during the current in Serie A campaign.
CR14: Cristiano Ronaldo has scored against 14 different teams in this league (no goal against Roma): the only two players in Serie A history to find the net against 15 different teams in their debut season in the top league were John Charles (1957/58) and Ronaldo (1997/98).
