This number is super juiced, but I’m not interested in taking anything other than Roma to walk away with at least one point. Gian Piero Gasperini has this team playing incredible soccer, and Donyell Malen is playing out of his mind. What I love about this Roma side is how well everything fits together while still allowing its best attacking players to be effective in front of goal. The opponent is good enough to score here, which is why I’m staying away from the Roma moneyline. I could easily see a 1-1 draw, a 2-1 Roma win or even a 2-0 result. Winning away from home won’t be easy, but I still trust Roma to get something from this match.
This promises to be an entertaining game, as over 2.5 goals has paid off in all three of Roma’s matches so far this season. They thumped Fiorentina 4-0 in their opener, before beating Lecce 4-0 and Atalanta 2-1. Forwards Donyell Malen and Paulo Dybala are in superb form, which bodes well for their chances of winning this game. Fenerbahçe lost 2-1 to Beşiktaş at the weekend, but they’ve scored in all of their matches so far this season. The defense is leaky, but they have dangerous forwards like Mason Greenwood and Vedat Muriqi, so this should be a high-scoring clash.
