AS Roma Never Let Juventus Win Serie A this Season | Sport Betting | Online Sport Betting

TA888 - AS Roma will not let Juventus win Serie A sport betting title this season, even though the distance began to widen. Giallorossi waiting Juventus decrease moment. Roma is closest sport betting competitor for the title, now roma is in second position, with a collection 38 points from 18 weeks. But they are now four points behind Juventus at the top sport betting position, which even still save one match. This means that if the Bianconeri can maximize, they will open the gap to seven points.

Previously Rome failed to maximize a great opportunity to reduce the distance, after losing 0-1 at Juve home this month. Roma defender Bruno Peres believes they still have a time to catch Juve. "Juventus has not become a champion. I hope we can continue the league with a different atmosphere and that the story will different," said Peres told ESPN Brasil. "We must hope that Juventus lose a couple of games, that they will have a number of problems so Roma can close the distance and change the story," he added, as quoted by Football Italia.

AS Roma considered to have best composition for the Italian champions. But their chances shrink if Juventus had found his best game. Rome in the last few seasons has become one of the main rivals Juventus in the race for the Scudetto. This season, so far 18 weeks has been running and Giallorossi back to being the closest challenger.

Roma player who is currently on loan to Torino, Iago Falque, no doubt composition of the current online sport betting team of Luciano Spalletti. But even if they look good, it's hard to stem Juve who are almost always win. "Roma has everything to win the Scudetto. But when Juventus had never lost, or almost lost, then the situation is difficult," said Falque to Sky, as quoted by Football Italia. He was then loaned out to Torino earlier this season with a permanent online sport betting option. he admitted first season in Rome already provide a great online sport betting experience for him, given the immense pressure on the capital. "From a personal standpoint, it was a very intense experience. The first few months are nice, the rest is difficult. But I have also improved a lot over there," he said.