[Serie A] Atlanta VS Roma s Serie A preview Roma hopes to 20 unbeaten games to compete in the Champions League zone

Home Team: Atalanta

The third-last round of Serie A, Atalanta will face Roma at home, and the two teams will have a direct competition for the Champions League seats. Atlanta is temporarily ranked third, holding the initiative to compete for four, but its state has been ups and downs recently: although it beat Monza 4-0 to the bottom team Monza (De Cotrare broke the waste and Lukeman made a contribution), his performance at home was poor - he only scored 8 points in his last 9 leagues at home, and was even tied by the relegation team. The team has fierce offensive firepower (99 goals in the season), but coach Gasperini may leave office and may change in the summer window. Atlanta's home scoring ability and points advantage (scoring 71 goals in 35 games, third in Serie A) faces Roma's strong and organized defense, who stood the test in the away game.

Visiting team: Roma

Roma is in full form, unbeaten in 16 rounds in the second half (12 wins and 4 draws). Interim coach Ranieri leads the team to counterattack: he scores 43 points in 2024 (the most Serie A), his defense is as solid as a decisive (conceding 8 goals and 10 clean sheets), goalkeeper Svilal leads the league with 15 clean sheets, and 9 small wins 1-0 sets record for the five major leagues. However, Roma's away game against Atlanta was obviously disadvantaged - he lost 4 in the last five away games and lost 0-2 at home in the first leg. Roma cannot keep scoring goals – they have only scored 4 goals in their last 5 games – which may speak for themselves, especially in away games of this intensity.

Summary:

This showdown is a tactical standoff between Pellegrini's enterprising Atlanta and Ranieri's pragmatic Rome. Xiaoni is optimistic about Atlanta. Their recent goal momentum, sharper offensive choices, and home court advantages all show that they have an advantage in this game and are likely to stick to the score with a slight advantage. For players, considering the low total goals and the "not" optimistic about the score between the two teams, both teams tend to have an advantage in the decisive game.