Football Tips

11.04. (Sun) 15:00 Roma - Atalanta

These two sides have not shared a draw in their last 12 league meetings - eight wins to the Giallorossi (including those in the last four meetings), four to the Nerazzurri.
Roma are unbeaten in their last 22 league games (16 wins and six draws).
Claudio Ranieri's side are on a run of four consecutive wins in the league, and have kept a clean sheet in two of their last three games.
Atalanta have won three of their last four Serie A games; a defeat against Juventus completes the record.
However, away from home Bortolo Mutti's side are on a run of three consecutive defeats, and have picked up only two points from their last nine on the road.
Roma have been the most prolific side after half-time so far this season (29 goals scored).

Chievo have beaten Palermo 1-0 in their last two Serie A meetings, but both times in Verona.
In fact, the Rosanero are unbeaten at the Barbera against Chievo in Serie A (three draws and a win in the last meeting, back in November 2008).
Palermo have won only one of their last five league fixtures, at home against Bologna; two defeats and as many draws complete the record.
At home, the Sicilians are still unbeaten in their last 22 league fixtures, and have won eight of the last nine at their own ground.
Chievo are winless in their last six league games, as result of three defeats and as many draws.
Away from home, Domenico Di Carlo's side can boast only one win in their last eight games - five defeats and two draws in the process.

AC Milan are unbeaten in their last 17 Serie A games with Catania, and have won the last three without conceding a single goal.
The Rossoneri are unbeaten at home against Catania in the top-flight - nine wins and three draws so far.
Catania have never scored more than a single goal when they have visited AC Milan in Serie A (five goals in 12 games).
At home, the Rossoneri are still unbeaten in 2010 (five wins and three draws), but have been held to a draw in their last two fixtures at the San Siro, against Napoli and Lazio.
Catania have picked up only two points from their last four away games, and have won only once far from the Massimino in seven games in 2010.
The Sicilians boast the joint-best defence of Serie A in the first 30 minutes of play (only eight goals conceded).

Livorno have won only one point from their last four Serie A meetings with Udinese.
The Amaranto have failed to score a single goal in these games.
The record of the four previous meetings played at the Picchi between these two sides sees the guests winning in the first two; one win to the hosts and a draw completing the record.
Livorno are winless in their last 13 Serie A fixtures (eight defeats and five draws).
Following such a poor run, manager Serse Cosmi has been replaced by Gennaro Ruotolo, who was in charge of Livorno at the start of this campaign.
Under Ruotolo, Livorno picked up only three points in eight match-days, as a result of three draws and five defeats.
Livorno have scored only 22 goals so far this term (a league-low), as many as Antonio Di Natale has netted in this campaign.

Cagliari have had the better of Juventus in their last two meetings in Serie A; prior to this, the Bianconeri were unbeaten against the Sardinians in nine Serie A games.
Prior to the Sardinians' 3-2 win in January 2009, Juventus were unbeaten at home against Cagliari in 23 league games.
Alberto Zaccheroni's side have won only one of their last five league fixtures, and lost three of the last four.
Last Saturday's defeat against Udinese was Juventus' 12th in this campaign; only in 1962/63 did the Old Lady lose more games in a Serie A campaign (15).
Cagliari have collected only two points form their last eight Serie A games.
Away from home, the Sardinians have lost five of their last six fixtures, a 1-1 draw at Sampdoria completes the record.