AS Roma vs Juventus

Juventus have won just 56 points after the first 31 games in the current League: in the three points per win era (from 1994/95) in only three times the Bianconeri had done worst after the same number of matches in Serie A: in 1998/99, in 2009/10 and in 2010/11 (48 points in each of this campaigns).

Roma were unbeaten in the last 15 games in Serie A (W11 D4) for the first time since the period between January-May 2016 (17 ones in that case, with Luciano Spalletti as manager).

Roma and Juventus drawn three matches in a row in Serie A for the first time since the period between December 1983 and March 1985 (four ones in that case); furthermore, the two team have drawn both the seasonal League meetings for the first time since 2000/01 campaign.

Roma and Juventus have drawn their last two league games and could draw three Serie A games in a row for the first time since December 1983-March 1985 (run of four). Furthermore, after the 0-0 draw in the reverse fixture in September, the two teams could draw both Serie A matches for the first time since 2000-01.

Juventus are unbeaten in eight (W4 D4) of their last nine league games against Roma, with the Giallorossi's only win in that period in the top-flight coming in March 2023 (1-0 at the Olimpico), thanks to Gianluca Mancini’s goal.

Roma are unbeaten in eight (W4 D4) of their last 10 Serie A home games against Juventus, finding the net in nine of those games at the Olimpico (16 goals for the Giallorossi in this period).

Juventus and Roma will meet with a maximum three-point difference in the second half of a Serie A season for the first time since MD21 of the top-flight in 2021-22. Indeed, in that instance, in January 2022, the Bianconeri had three more points than the Giallorossi at the start of the game and won 4-3 at the Olimpico, after trailing 3-1. In fact, that was the last time the Piemontesi won a league match after trailing by at least two goals.

Roma have won their last seven league games and have only won 8+ matches in a row in their Serie A history on four occasions, with each of those coming since 2005-06; the last one between January-March 2016 (eight under Luciano Spalletti).