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Matchday four of the league phase sends Servette to Stadio Tre Fontane for a 22:00 CEST kickoff on Tuesday, and the table makes this one worth a second look. Roma sit 17th of 18 with a single point, no wins and, strangely, zero goals from three European fixtures. Servette hold 13th place with three points and six goals scored, and both sides even share a -8 goal difference. On league-phase evidence alone the visitors have been the sharper team, yet the market prices Roma at 76 percent, because domestic form tells a different story. Luca Rossettini’s side have beaten Juventus 5-2, Milan 4-2 and Napoli 2-1 inside the past month. One set of European numbers is lying, and Tuesday night in Rome should tell us whose.
Two players shape this fixture more than most. Manuela Giugliano carries a goal and two assists from her last two Roma appearances and operates as the free creative point in the 3-4-1-2, the one Servette must crowd out. On the visiting side, Joana Marchão left the Zurich game with a goal and two assists from left-back, and her late runs into the box are Servette’s most reliable route to goal.
The hot stat comes from Roma: 15 goals scored across their last five matches in all competitions, and not one of them arrived in the Champions League.
| 🏆 Tournament: | UEFA Women’s Champions League 2026/27, League Phase |
| 🏟 Venue: | Stadio Tre Fontane, Rome |
| 🗓️ Date: | 10.11.2026 |
| ⏰ Time: | 22:00 CEST |
Roma (w) vs Servette (w) prediction
We predict a 3-1 Roma win, and the value sits away from the 1.17 on the home win. Servette own the leakiest defence in the league phase with 14 goals conceded in three matches, 13 of them before their 5-1 beating of Leuven. Roma’s attack has produced 15 goals in five domestic games this month against Serie A defences better organised than anything Servette have fielded this season. Put those facts together and the home side scoring three or more looks live. Because the straight match result carries no price worth taking, our best value call is Roma to win with over 2.5 goals in the match, with the -1.5 handicap as the aggressive version of the same read.
Style points back that read. Both teams play clean: 16 fouls and one yellow card for Roma across the sample, 15 fouls and one booking for Servette, so nothing suggests a card-heavy game that grinds to a halt. The passing gap is stark. Roma moved the ball 692 times at 72 percent accuracy while Servette managed 306 passes at 64 percent, and the visitors also made just 8 interceptions against Roma’s 26. Cristian Toro will set his side up in a 4-2-3-1 block, absorb pressure and counter through Marchão and Magdalena Sobal. Roma’s possession game should generate enough territory to break that block, though the modest corner counts on both sides, five and six, point us to under 10.5 corners rather than a corner overload.
| 🔥Hot Tip: | Roma (w) -1.5 handicap |
| ⚽Total Goals: | Over 2.5 |
| 💥Both Teams To Score: | Yes |
| 🎯Total Corners: | Under 10.5 |
Team Analysis
Roma’s most recent outing was a 4-0 dismantling of Como 1907, and it capped a strong month. Napoli went down 2-1 before that, Milan lost 4-2 and Juventus were swept aside 5-2. The single blemish in five games came against Chelsea, a 2-0 defeat in the last league-phase round where Roma failed to score for the third European match running. Nine wins from the last fifteen fixtures underline the level of this squad. The missing piece is conversion, because the forwards who feast domestically have drawn a blank in every European game so far.
Servette arrive unbeaten in five, with four wins and a draw, 18 goals scored and six conceded in that run. The latest was a 3-1 win over Zurich built around Marchão’s goal and two assists. Before that they drew 3-3 with Rapperswil Jona, thrashed Leuven 5-1 in this competition for their first points, and beat Luzern 4-1 and St Gallen 3-0. The scoring output is real. The caveat is the level of opposition and a defence that shipped 13 goals across the opening two European rounds, plus a 3-3 draw against modest domestic opposition that hints at a back line which can be got at. Roma’s forward trio is a different weight class.
Most recent Head-to-Head Matches
Our records hold no recent competitive meetings between these clubs, so Tuesday brings a first encounter with no historical reference point for either bench.
🚨Check out our dedicated Roma (w) vs Servette (w) stats page for more info.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Roma (w) the favourite
- Moneyline Roma (w) 1.17 | Servette (w) 10.00
- Draw 6.50
Over/under and BTTS prices were not available at the time of writing, so the 1X2 market carries the read here. The 1.17 on Roma works out to roughly 77 percent implied probability once the margin comes out, which matches the listed bookmaker average of 76 percent for the home win. To be honest, the market is backing squad depth and budget over the league-phase table, and the logic holds: Servette have conceded 14 in three European games and their away trips at this level have ended heavily. The 6.50 on the draw only cashes if Roma’s scoring drought stretches to a fourth match, and a side that put five past Juventus rarely stays blank for long. Servette at 10.00 needs a collapse we see no evidence for.
Possible Starting Lineups
Roma (w) possible starting eleven

- GK: Rachele Baldi
- DF: Shukurat Damilola Oladipo, Elisabetta Oliviero, Frederikke Thogersen
- MF: Valentina Bergamaschi, Ella Ottey, Giada Greggi, Maya Doms
- FW: Manuela Giugliano, Martina Piemonte, Alayah Pilgrim
Rossettini has stuck with the 3-4-1-2 through the recent run and the minutes back this shape. Baldi has played every minute of the last two matches and made 12 saves, while Oliviero and Oladipo also covered 180 apiece, so the backbone is settled. Giugliano floats between the midfield four and the strike pair, and her goal plus two assists make her the standout creator. Pilgrim scored and assisted in her most recent outing, Piemonte offers the physical target up front, and Winonah Heatley with Annalena Rieke are the obvious fresh legs from the bench.
Marchão is the one to watch, a goal and two assists in 88 minutes against Zurich. Simon and Nakkach both played the full 90 in that match and will handle the bulk of the build-up. Sobal fired four shots in 75 minutes and carries the main goal threat, while Nein offers energy either from the start in a wide role or off the bench. The rest of the back line and the midfield pairing around Nakkach will be confirmed closer to kickoff.
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Roma (w). Source: Official Facebook. Edited photo
The Verdict
Final call: Roma to win 3-1. The zero in Roma’s European goals-for column is the statistical trap in this fixture, but Servette’s 14 goals conceded in three league-phase matches is the harder number to ignore, and no team in the competition has shipped more. A squad that put five past Juventus should convert at the fourth attempt against the weakest defence in the section, and perhaps matchday four is when the dam breaks. We back Roma -1.5 as the main play, over 2.5 goals alongside it, and yes on both teams to score given Servette’s six European goals and Roma’s eight conceded. The draw at 6.50 is the only realistic danger and we price that risk below 15 percent. Take the home win with goals and let Giugliano’s creativity do the rest.


