AS Roma
19:45
Atalanta BC
Match analysis
Model generatedAS Roma favoured at 46%, in a middling game
The model projects 1.37 goals for AS Roma and 0.98 for Atalanta BC, giving 46% for the home win, 27% for the draw and 27% for the away win. Those rates come from attack and defence ratings fitted to 403 completed matches in this competition, weighted so recent results count for more.
On goals, 2.35 expected in total puts over 2.5 at 42% and both teams to score at 47%. This projects as a cagey afternoon; the unders look the more solid side of the market.
Recent form: AS Roma have taken 16 points from their last 6 (WWWWWD), scoring 14 and conceding 3. Atalanta BC have 6 from 6 (DLWDLD), scoring 7 and conceding 8.
Across the last 10 meetings, AS Roma have won 2, Atalanta BC 6, with 2 drawn and 2.40 goals a game. Head-to-head is a small sample and the model treats it as context, not evidence.
- Most likely scoreline: 1-0 at 13%
- Expected goals: 1.37 - 0.98
- Clean sheet chance: AS Roma 37%, Atalanta BC 25%
- AS Roma rate materially stronger in attack
- Outcome spread is near-uniform — this is a genuinely open match
Match result
1X2Odds shown are the model's fair price — what the bet would be worth with no bookmaker margin attached.
Goals
2.35 expectedHome xG
1.37
Away xG
0.98
Total
2.35
Both teams to score
BTTS47%
Yes
53%
No
Roma clean sheet
Atalanta clean sheet
Double chance
Two outcomes coveredCorrect score
Most likely scorelines- 1-013.1%
- 1-112.7%
- 0-19.5%
- 0-09.4%
- 2-08.9%
- 2-18.8%
- 1-26.3%
- 0-24.6%
- 2-24.3%
- 3-04.1%
Correct score is a long shot by nature — even the likeliest scoreline here is well under evens.
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Most recent firstHead to head
Last 10 meetings2
Roma
2
Draws
6
Atalanta
- 18 Apr 26AS Roma 1-1 Atalanta BC
- 3 Jan 26Atalanta BC 1-0 AS Roma
- 12 May 25Atalanta BC 2-1 AS Roma
- 2 Dec 24AS Roma 0-2 Atalanta BC
- 12 May 24Atalanta BC 2-1 AS Roma
Head-to-head is context, not evidence. Squads turn over, and five meetings is far too small a sample to move a probability on its own — the model treats it that way.