Let’s look at the numbers – Roma-Genoa: the Grifone haven’t won at the Giallorossi for 34 years

On Sunday at 8.45pm Roma faces Genoa at the Olympic Stadium on the 37th matchday of Serie A. The Giallorossi are sixth with 60 points, with 63 goals scored (fourth attack of the championship) and 44 conceded (ninth defense of the championship), while the rossoblu are eleventh at 46, with 43 goals scored (tenth attack of the championship) and 44 conceded.

STATE OF SHAPE – Roma have not won an “entire” match in the league since the 1-0 against Lazio on April 6th, which was followed by two draws and two defeats. Genoa have not lost in three matches, with two successes (2-1 against Sassuolo, 3-0 against Cagliari) and a draw (3-3 against Milan) in this run.

HOME AND AWAY – At home Roma have obtained 37 points in 18 matches played, fifth performance in Serie A both in absolute terms and in terms of average points, which is 2.06. Genoa away from home have obtained 19 points in 18 matches, thirteenth overall performance and for average points, which is 1.06. He hasn’t won away from Marassi since 7 April, 2-1 at Verona.

PREVIOUS – There are 111 overall precedents between Roma and Genoa, with a balance of 53 victories for the Giallorossi, 25 draws and 33 successes for the Rossoblu. At the Giallorossi home there are 55 previous matches, with 40 home wins, 8 draws and 7 away victories, the last of which is dated 17 January 1990. 0-1. In the last 16 matches at the Olimpico, the record is 14 Giallorossi victories and 2 draws.

THE COACHES – Daniele De Rossi has never challenged Alberto Gilardino as coach, while he has a previous match with Genoa, which he faced and was defeated by in the Italian Cup in the 2022/2023 season. The rossoblu coach has met Roma twice, with a record of one victory and one defeat.

THE GUNNERS – The top scorer of the match is Paulo Dybala, who scored 11 goals against Genoa. He is followed on 6 by Romelu Lukaku, followed in turn by Stephan El Shaarawy on 4. Three goals for Bryan Cristante, 2 for Milan Badelj and Junior Messias, one goal each for Ruslan Malinovskyi, Albert Gudmundsson, Mateo Retegui, Morten Thorsby, Gianluca Mancini and Lorenzo Pellegrini.