Milan vs Roma Prediction

AC Milan vs AS Roma Prediction comes ahead of the clash between the two sides in the Italian Serie A at the San Siro Stadium in Milan on 28 June 2020, Sunday. Let us take a look at the match preview as we try to provide the best betting tips and correct score prediction for this tie.

AC Milan vs AS Roma Betting Tips

The San Siro Stadium in Milan will see an Italian Serie A clash between hosts AC Milan and AS Roma on Sunday. The hosts come into this game on the back of a 4-1 win at Lecce while the visitors Deportivo Alaves too won their previous game, albeit 2-1 against Sampdoria. The hosts will be looking to put their resilient brand of football on display on Sunday, as will the visitors. AC Milan are placed eighth in the league table with 39 points to their name (11 wins, 6 draws and 10 losses in 27 games) whereas AS Roma stand fifth with 48 points in their kitty (14 wins, 6 draws and 7 losses in the same number of games.)

The home side will put up a decent fight at the San Siro Stadium in Milan on Sunday and ensure that visitors do not find it too easy. In the 19 recorded games between the two sides so far, 8 have been won by AS Roma while AC Milan have been victorious five times. The six remaining games were drawn. AC Milan will look to book a mid-table spot whereas AS Roma will aim to secure a European spot for next season. In the reverse fixture played earlier in the season in October, AS Roma had prevailed over their opponents 2-1 and will be hoping to do the same on Sunday.

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Expert's prediction

Match prediction: Roma to Win

Best odds: 2.93

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AC Milan vs AS Roma Score Prediction

The visitors are overwhelming favourites to win the tie at the San Siro Stadium in Milan on Sunday. We expect the game to go their way. AS Roma have played brilliant football so far this season and will most probably continue to do so.