AC Milan host AS Roma at the San Siro this Sunday in a big weekend of Serie A football. Milan needs the three points to get themselves back in the conversation for the Serie A title, whereas Roma needs a win to close in on a spot in some form of European football.
- AC Milan and Roma to draw @ 11/5 on Paddy Power
- Over 2.5 goals @ 6/5 on William Hill
- Both teams to score @ 4/5 on Paddy Power
These odds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change
Date: 14/01/2024
Kick-off time: 19:45
Location: San Siro
Where to watch?: DAZN
The Serie A sees AC Milan take on Roma this weekend. The table is already wide open with 11 points already between AC Milan and Roma and 21 points covering top to 10th place. This means that a win this weekend is necessary to close in on either the title race or European football.
AC Milan currently sit third in the Serie A after 19 games. The Rossoneri have 12 wins, three draws and four losses, leaving them on 39 points, seven points from second-place Juventus and nine points from top-of-the-table Inter Milan.
Milan has one of the best attacks in the league with 35 goals in 19 games, which means AC Milan averages 1.84 goals a game. However, their defence is not their biggest point of confidence. Milan have conceded 20 goals so far this season and have eight clean sheets, giving them only the sixth-best defence in the league.
Roma, on the other hand, currently sit eighth in Serie A. In 19 games, Roma have eight wins, five draws and six losses which leaves them on 29 points, three points from the Europa League places and four points from the Champions League spots.
Jose Mourinho has set his team up with the third-best attack in the Serie A, having already scored 30 goals in 19 games. However, at the other end of the pitch, Roma are ranked tenth for the number of goals conceded, having conceded 20 in 19 games and only keeping five clean sheets.
AC Milan and Roma have met 55 times in their histories, with Milan having a slight advantage in the fixture. The Rossoneri have 20 wins in comparison to Roma’s 16 wins, with a draw more common than a Roma win, happening on 19 occasions.
This fixture usually features a lot of goals, with 56% of the games ending with over 2.5 goals, with Milan scoring 76 times and Roma finding the back of the net 73 times over the years.