AS Roma vs Napoli

Napoli have won 54 points after 23 seasonal games in Serie A (W17 D3 L3): in the three points per win era (from 1994/95), only in 2017/18 (60) and in 2022/23 (62) the Partenopei had done better after the same number of matches in the competition.

Roma are the team who scored the most goals from 90’ mins onwards in the last five Serie A campaigns (from 2020/21): 28.

Leonardo Spinazzola (vs Roma) scored a goal in a Serie A away match for the first time since 28th February 2023 (vs Cremonese with the Giallorossi jersey).

Napoli are unbeaten in nine of their last 10 Serie A games against Roma (W6 D3) – the Giallorossi's only win in this run came in December 2023, a 2-0 win via goals from Lorenzo Pellegrini and Romelu Lukaku.

After a run of four consecutive home wins against Napoli in Serie A, Roma have won just two of their last eight home league games against the Partenopei, also failing to find the net in three of their most recent four.

Roma are unbeaten in their last six league games (W4 D2), after losing seven of their previous nine (W2). Furthermore, after their victories against Genoa and Udinese, they are seeking three Serie A wins in a row for the first time since March 2024 under Daniele De Rossi.

Napoli have won their last seven Serie A games, and have only achieved a longer run on six occasions in their history in the competition, most recently between January and February 2023 (run of eight).

Although Claudio Ranieri's Roma are attempting fewer shots per game in Serie A this season than they did under Ivan Juric and Daniele De Rossi combined (12.1 v 15.3), they are scoring more goals per game on average (1.9 v 1.2); Roma are also facing more shots on average (13 v 11.9), but conceding fewer goals (1.1 v 1.4).