Paddy Power have Roma at a generous 1.85 to win here, while the price for Roma to score at least 1 goal in the game is 1.17.

The odds for over 2.5 goals are interestingly priced at 1.95, though historically, matches involving these two sides have only seen this outcome 47% of the time.

The goals are likely to come from the hosts, who are averaging 1.54 goals per game in Serie A this season. In their last 2 matches (against Monza and FC Porto), Roma have netted 4 first-half goals – 2 in each game.

Roma to score over 0.5 first-half goals has landed in 9 of their last 10 home games in all competitions.

Como have won their last 2 games and beat Roma 2-0 in the reverse fixture. However, their away form has been poor, with only a 15% win rate.

Como’s key centre-back, Alberto Dossena, is also sidelined with injury and is expected back in mid-March. They have conceded a first-half goal in 3 of their last 5 away games in Serie A.

Jose Mourinho’s side have been a goal machine, they’ve scored a first half goal in 4 of their last 5 home games.

Meanwhile, Antalyaspor have conceded a first half goal in their last 9 away games in the League.

Fenerbahce have a 91% win rate at home and are huge favourites to win, priced at 1.18. Paddy Power have over 1.5 goals priced at 1.11 and with Fenerbahce’s home xG of 2.08, it’s clear to see who’s likely to score.

Fenerbahce are averaging 2.50 goals per game, averaging a goal every 36 minutes. They also average 1.04 first half goals per game.

Antalyaspor are 12th in the table and concede an average of 1.79 goals per game (0.88 in the first half).