Cremonese vs Roma Kenya odds comparison
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Match Analysis
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Match Preview
The Serie A clash on 23 November pits a struggling Cremonese side against a Roma team that has been a consistent contender this season.
Cremonese have recorded one win, two draws and two defeats in their last five fixtures, scoring five and conceding five goals – an exact one‑goal per game average both offensively and defensively.
Roma, by contrast, sit on a much stronger run with four victories and a single loss, netting seven times while allowing just two goals, giving them an average of 1.4 goals scored and 0.4 conceded per match.
Historically the rivalry heavily favours Cremonese, who have won four of the five head‑to‑head meetings, the most recent being a 2‑1 win in the 2024 Coppa Italia.
Nonetheless, Roma’s superior recent form and defensive solidity suggest a shift in the balance.
The match therefore carries importance for Cremonese’s fight to avoid the relegation zone and for Roma’s ambition to consolidate a top‑four push, with the historical edge offering a compelling narrative but the numbers pointing toward a Roma advantage.
Cremonese have recorded one win, two draws and two defeats in their last five fixtures, scoring five and conceding five goals – an exact one‑goal per game average both offensively and defensively.
Roma, by contrast, sit on a much stronger run with four victories and a single loss, netting seven times while allowing just two goals, giving them an average of 1.4 goals scored and 0.4 conceded per match.
Historically the rivalry heavily favours Cremonese, who have won four of the five head‑to‑head meetings, the most recent being a 2‑1 win in the 2024 Coppa Italia.
Nonetheless, Roma’s superior recent form and defensive solidity suggest a shift in the balance.
The match therefore carries importance for Cremonese’s fight to avoid the relegation zone and for Roma’s ambition to consolidate a top‑four push, with the historical edge offering a compelling narrative but the numbers pointing toward a Roma advantage.
Recent Form
Cremonese:
Cremonese’s recent home‑and‑away record over the last five games shows a mixed picture.
They began with a 1‑0 victory away at Pisa on 7 November, courtesy of I.Toure’s 75th‑minute strike, before suffering a 1‑2 home loss to Juventus on 1 November, where J.Vardy pulled a late consolation goal.
A 0‑2 defeat away at Genoa on 29 October added to the woes, while the next two matches – a 1‑1 draw with Atalanta on 25 October and another 1‑1 draw with Udinese on 20 October – demonstrated resilience but also defensive frailties.
Overall Cremonese have recorded one win, two draws and two defeats, scoring five goals and conceding five, equating to one goal per game both for and against.
Scoring has been sporadic, with I.Toure, Vardy and Terracciano providing the few goals, while the defence has allowed goals across all opponents, highlighting a need for tighter organization at the back.
They began with a 1‑0 victory away at Pisa on 7 November, courtesy of I.Toure’s 75th‑minute strike, before suffering a 1‑2 home loss to Juventus on 1 November, where J.Vardy pulled a late consolation goal.
A 0‑2 defeat away at Genoa on 29 October added to the woes, while the next two matches – a 1‑1 draw with Atalanta on 25 October and another 1‑1 draw with Udinese on 20 October – demonstrated resilience but also defensive frailties.
Overall Cremonese have recorded one win, two draws and two defeats, scoring five goals and conceding five, equating to one goal per game both for and against.
Scoring has been sporadic, with I.Toure, Vardy and Terracciano providing the few goals, while the defence has allowed goals across all opponents, highlighting a need for tighter organization at the back.
Roma:
Roma arrive on a confident run, having secured four wins and only one loss in their last five outings.
Their most recent performance was a 2‑0 home win over Udinese on 9 November, with L.Pellegrini converting a penalty at 42 minutes and Z.Celik adding a second at 61.
The only setback came in the Europa League on 6 November, a 0‑2 away defeat to Rangers, but the side rebounded with a 1‑0 away victory at Milan on 2 November, thanks to S.Pavlovic’s 39th‑minute goal.
A 2‑1 home win against Parma on 29 October showcased depth, featuring goals from M.Hermoso, A.Dovbyk and a late A.Circati strike.
The final match was a narrow 0‑1 away loss to Sassuolo on 26 October, the lone goal coming from P.Dybala.
Across these five games Roma have netted seven times while conceding only two, averaging 1.4 goals scored and 0.4 goals conceded per match.
Scoring sources are varied, with Pellegrini, Celik, Pavlovic, Hermoso, Dovbyk and Circati all finding the net, underscoring a balanced attacking threat, while the defence has remained solid apart from the occasional lapse.
Their most recent performance was a 2‑0 home win over Udinese on 9 November, with L.Pellegrini converting a penalty at 42 minutes and Z.Celik adding a second at 61.
The only setback came in the Europa League on 6 November, a 0‑2 away defeat to Rangers, but the side rebounded with a 1‑0 away victory at Milan on 2 November, thanks to S.Pavlovic’s 39th‑minute goal.
A 2‑1 home win against Parma on 29 October showcased depth, featuring goals from M.Hermoso, A.Dovbyk and a late A.Circati strike.
The final match was a narrow 0‑1 away loss to Sassuolo on 26 October, the lone goal coming from P.Dybala.
Across these five games Roma have netted seven times while conceding only two, averaging 1.4 goals scored and 0.4 goals conceded per match.
Scoring sources are varied, with Pellegrini, Celik, Pavlovic, Hermoso, Dovbyk and Circati all finding the net, underscoring a balanced attacking threat, while the defence has remained solid apart from the occasional lapse.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical record between Cremonese and Roma is heavily skewed in Cremonese’s favour, with four home victories to Roma’s single away win in five meetings and no draws.
The teams have combined for 13 goals – nine for Cremonese and four for Roma – reflecting Cremonese’s dominance on their own turf.
The most recent encounter on 3 January 2024 in the Coppa Italia ended 2‑1 to Cremonese, with F.Tsadjout opening the scoring and R.Lukaku equalising before P.Dybala secured the winner from the spot.
Earlier, on 28 February 2023 in Serie A, Cremonese again triumphed 2‑1, with Tsadjout and L.Spinazzola scoring before D.Ciofani’s penalty sealed the result.
The only Roma win came on 1 February 2023 in the Coppa Italia, a 2‑1 victory where C.Dessers converted a penalty and an own‑goal by Z.Celik gave Roma the edge, while A.Belotti pulled one back for Cremonese.
Prior to that, Cremonese earned a narrow 1‑0 Serie A win on 22 August 2022 through C.Smalling, and the earliest meeting in 1996 saw a 3‑0 home win for Cremonese.
Across the timeline, Cremonese have consistently produced decisive goals, often through set‑piece situations, while Roma’s success has been limited and recent, suggesting a psychological edge for the home side despite current form differentials.
The teams have combined for 13 goals – nine for Cremonese and four for Roma – reflecting Cremonese’s dominance on their own turf.
The most recent encounter on 3 January 2024 in the Coppa Italia ended 2‑1 to Cremonese, with F.Tsadjout opening the scoring and R.Lukaku equalising before P.Dybala secured the winner from the spot.
Earlier, on 28 February 2023 in Serie A, Cremonese again triumphed 2‑1, with Tsadjout and L.Spinazzola scoring before D.Ciofani’s penalty sealed the result.
The only Roma win came on 1 February 2023 in the Coppa Italia, a 2‑1 victory where C.Dessers converted a penalty and an own‑goal by Z.Celik gave Roma the edge, while A.Belotti pulled one back for Cremonese.
Prior to that, Cremonese earned a narrow 1‑0 Serie A win on 22 August 2022 through C.Smalling, and the earliest meeting in 1996 saw a 3‑0 home win for Cremonese.
Across the timeline, Cremonese have consistently produced decisive goals, often through set‑piece situations, while Roma’s success has been limited and recent, suggesting a psychological edge for the home side despite current form differentials.
Statistical Insights
Cremonese’s five‑match sample yields a perfect symmetry of one goal scored and conceded per game, indicating a balanced but unremarkable output.
Their scoring moments are generally late – I.Toure’s 75th‑minute winner and Vardy’s 78th‑minute strike – suggesting a capacity to push for goals in the closing phases.
Defensively, they have allowed goals in three of the five matches, including a 2‑0 loss at Genoa, highlighting vulnerability, especially when facing stronger opponents.
Roma, however, exhibit a markedly superior statistical profile: an average of 1.4 goals per match and a stingy 0.4 goals conceded, with goals spread across the first half (penalty at 42’) and early second‑half periods (61’, 39’, 63’, 81’).
Their sole concession came in a 2‑0 loss to Rangers, an outlier in an otherwise disciplined defensive record.
The contrast in home versus away performance is evident – Roma’s home wins are decisive, while their away outings still produce a win (Milan) and a narrow loss (Sassuolo).
Timing data points to Cremonese’s reliance on late‑game breakthroughs versus Roma’s propensity to build early leads, a factor that may dictate the flow of the upcoming fixture.
Their scoring moments are generally late – I.Toure’s 75th‑minute winner and Vardy’s 78th‑minute strike – suggesting a capacity to push for goals in the closing phases.
Defensively, they have allowed goals in three of the five matches, including a 2‑0 loss at Genoa, highlighting vulnerability, especially when facing stronger opponents.
Roma, however, exhibit a markedly superior statistical profile: an average of 1.4 goals per match and a stingy 0.4 goals conceded, with goals spread across the first half (penalty at 42’) and early second‑half periods (61’, 39’, 63’, 81’).
Their sole concession came in a 2‑0 loss to Rangers, an outlier in an otherwise disciplined defensive record.
The contrast in home versus away performance is evident – Roma’s home wins are decisive, while their away outings still produce a win (Milan) and a narrow loss (Sassuolo).
Timing data points to Cremonese’s reliance on late‑game breakthroughs versus Roma’s propensity to build early leads, a factor that may dictate the flow of the upcoming fixture.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 23 November showdown, Cremonese’s schedule features an away trip to Bologna on 1 December followed by a home clash with Lecce on 7 December, both Serie A fixtures that could prove pivotal in their battle to climb out of the lower table.
A positive result against Roma would boost confidence heading into the Bologna match, where they will need to tighten their defence after conceding five goals in the last five games.
Roma’s calendar includes a home Europa League tie against Midtjylland on 27 November and a Serie A home game versus Napoli on 30 November.
The Midtjylland match offers a chance to maintain momentum in Europe, while the Napoli encounter tests their domestic ambitions against a top‑six opponent.
Performance on 23 November could therefore influence squad rotation and morale ahead of these critical fixtures for both clubs.
A positive result against Roma would boost confidence heading into the Bologna match, where they will need to tighten their defence after conceding five goals in the last five games.
Roma’s calendar includes a home Europa League tie against Midtjylland on 27 November and a Serie A home game versus Napoli on 30 November.
The Midtjylland match offers a chance to maintain momentum in Europe, while the Napoli encounter tests their domestic ambitions against a top‑six opponent.
Performance on 23 November could therefore influence squad rotation and morale ahead of these critical fixtures for both clubs.
Match Prediction
Considering Roma’s superior recent form – four wins in five games, a robust 1.4 goals‑per‑game average and a disciplined defence conceding just 0.4 per match – they enter the encounter as clear favourites.
Cremonese’s balanced but modest output of one goal per game and two recent defeats, coupled with a history of conceding late goals, suggest they may struggle to keep pace.
The head‑to‑head record, while historically in Cremonese’s favour, does not reflect the current statistical edge held by Roma.
A plausible prediction is a 2‑0 victory for Roma, with goals likely coming from their early‑phase attackers such as Pellegrini or Celik, while Cremonese may find it difficult to breach a well‑organised Roma defence.
Cremonese’s balanced but modest output of one goal per game and two recent defeats, coupled with a history of conceding late goals, suggest they may struggle to keep pace.
The head‑to‑head record, while historically in Cremonese’s favour, does not reflect the current statistical edge held by Roma.
A plausible prediction is a 2‑0 victory for Roma, with goals likely coming from their early‑phase attackers such as Pellegrini or Celik, while Cremonese may find it difficult to breach a well‑organised Roma defence.
Betting Insights
The numbers point toward a low‑scoring contest with Roma favoured to win.
Over/under markets should lean to the Under 2.5 goals line given Roma’s average of 1.4 goals scored and Cremonese’s one‑goal-per‑game output, and the defensive solidity of both sides.
Both‑teams‑to‑score appears unlikely; Roma have kept a clean sheet in three of their last five games, while Cremonese have failed to score in two of those.
A sensible betting strategy would be to back Roma on the match‑winner market at modest odds, combine it with an Under 2.5 goals wager, and avoid BTTS.
For the correct score, 2‑0 or 1‑0 Roma wins represent the highest probability outcomes based on current form and historical trends.
Over/under markets should lean to the Under 2.5 goals line given Roma’s average of 1.4 goals scored and Cremonese’s one‑goal-per‑game output, and the defensive solidity of both sides.
Both‑teams‑to‑score appears unlikely; Roma have kept a clean sheet in three of their last five games, while Cremonese have failed to score in two of those.
A sensible betting strategy would be to back Roma on the match‑winner market at modest odds, combine it with an Under 2.5 goals wager, and avoid BTTS.
For the correct score, 2‑0 or 1‑0 Roma wins represent the highest probability outcomes based on current form and historical trends.