Feyenoord vs Roma Preview & Prediction | 2023-24 UEFA Europa League | Knockout Round Play-Off

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THE FACTS

When is Feyenoord vs Roma on and what time does it start? Feyenoord vs Roma will take place on Thursday 15th February, 2024 – 17:45 (UK)

Where can I get tickets for Feyenoord vs Roma? Visit each club’s official website for the latest ticket information

What channel is Feyenoord vs Roma on in the UK? Feyenoord vs Roma will be televised on TNT Sports in the UK

Where can I stream Feyenoord vs Roma in the UK? Feyenoord vs Roma can be streamed live on discovery+

THE KEY STATS

• Feyenoord have won their last four UEFA club competition matches at home against Italian teams.
• Feyenoord have lost only one of their previous ten UEFA club competition matches at home against Italian teams (W6 D3).
• Feyenoord have lost their last three UEFA club competition matches.
• Feyenoord have not lost the first leg in their last ten UEFA club competition two-legged ties (W7 D3).
• Feyenoord’s 3-1 defeat to Atlético on Matchday 5 of the 2023/24 UEFA Champions League group stage ended their 16-match unbeaten home run in European competition (W14 D2).

• Roma have lost only one of their last ten UEFA Europa League matches (W6 D3).
• Roma have lost only one of their last ten European matches against Dutch teams (W5 D4).
• Roma have won the first leg in nine of their last 14 UEFA club competition two-legged ties (D1 L4).
• Roma have kept eight clean sheets in their last 14 UEFA Europa League matches.
• Roma have only failed to score in one of their last 11 European matches against Dutch teams.
• Romelu Lukaku has scored in 16 of his last 17 UEFA Europa League appearances (20 goals in the 17 matches).

THE PREDICTION

This one is a repeat of the 2021/22 UEFA Europa Conference League final that took place in Tirana in which Jose Mourinho’s Roma defeated Feyenoord by a goal to nil. On Sunday evening, Feyenoord came through the Rotterdam derby with a comfortable 2-0 defeat of Sparta Rotterdam at De Kuip with second-half goals from David Hancko and Lutsharel Geertruida. That was their fifth successive clean sheet across all competitions and, under Arne Slot, do appear to be a very solid and capable team looking to go deep into this tournament. Roma have since moved on from Jose Mourinho and are attempting to play a far more front foot and proactive style of football, following the appointment of club legend Daniele De Rossi. However, with their identity and the personnel available remaining similar, the likelihood for games to be low-scoring remains high – especially against a team with the defensive record of the hosts

TIP: UNDER 3.5 GOALS