SSC Napoli *
Canceled
Abandoned
:
vs
HT {{ maCtrl.match.homeScoreHT }} : {{ maCtrl.match.awayScoreHT }}
FT {{ maCtrl.match.homeScoreFT }} : {{ maCtrl.match.awayScoreFT }}
ET {{ +maCtrl.match.homeScoreET + +maCtrl.match.homeScoreFT }} : {{ +maCtrl.match.awayScoreET + +maCtrl.match.awayScoreFT }}
PEN {{ maCtrl.match.homeScorePEN }} : {{ maCtrl.match.awayScorePEN }}
Roma *
{{ maCtrl.match.homeAggrWin ? maCtrl.match.homeTeam.name : maCtrl.match.awayTeam.name }} win {{ maCtrl.match.homeScoreAggr || 0 }} : {{ maCtrl.match.awayScoreAggr || 0 }} on aggregate
{{ maCtrl.match.homeAggrWin ? maCtrl.match.homeTeam.name : maCtrl.match.awayTeam.name }} win on away goals rule after {{ maCtrl.match.homeScoreAggr }} : {{ maCtrl.match.awayScoreAggr }} aggregate
{{ maCtrl.match.homeAggrWin ? maCtrl.match.homeTeam.name : maCtrl.match.awayTeam.name }} win {{ maCtrl.match.homeScorePEN }} : {{ maCtrl.match.awayScorePEN }} on penalties after {{ maCtrl.match.homeScoreAggr || 0 }} : {{ maCtrl.match.awayScoreAggr || 0 }} aggregate
Aggregate score {{ maCtrl.match.homeScoreAggr }} : {{ maCtrl.match.awayScoreAggr }}
- Kick Off at 19:45 (GMT) on 29th November, 2020
- The referee for this match is {{ maCtrl.match.refereeName }}
- Attendance of {{ maCtrl.match.spectators }} fans at the {{ maCtrl.match.venueName }}
- Game played at {{ maCtrl.match.venueName }}
- This match had attendance of {{ maCtrl.match.spectators }} fans
- This is a match in Italy - Serie A Match Day 9, Season 2020/2021
- {{ maCtrl.match.homeTeam.name }}
- Goals
- {{ maCtrl.lastname(event.player.name) }} ({{ event.elapsed }}')
- Cards
- {{ maCtrl.lastname(event.player.name) }} ({{ event.elapsed }}')
- {{ maCtrl.match.awayTeam.name }}
- Goals
- {{ maCtrl.lastname(event.player.name) }} ({{ event.elapsed }}')
- Cards
- {{ maCtrl.lastname(event.player.name) }} ({{ event.elapsed }}')
If you find yourself at a loss for words, you're not alone; this time felt different. Roma were in fine form entering this one, beating any and all comers with ease, so at the very least we should have expected a gutty draw rather than a 4-0 drubbing.
Now, Paulo Fonseca is charged with arguably the toughest challenge of his Roma tenure; putting this clunker behind him and taking it to Sassuolo next week to reassert themselves as serious contenders for a top four place.