In Stats: Key numbers from Milan draw

Nicolo Zaniolo scored Roma's goal, cancelling out Krysztof Piatek's first-half opener.

7: AC Milan conceded seven shots on target during the 90 minutes - this season they have only conceded more clear-cut chances against Napoli (8).

3: Nicolò Zaniolo is the youngest player since Francesco Totti (18 years 6 months) to score his first three goals for Roma in Serie A (19 years 7 months). All three of Zaniolo's goals to date have been scored at home (against Sassuolo, Torino and now Milan).

3°: Nicolò Zaniolo is the youngest player in Serie A to have scored at least three goals this season - and the third youngest in Europe, after only Jaden Sancho (Borussia Dortmund) and Reiss Nelson (Hoffenheim).

17-34-10 vs 8-11-2: Roma dominated the key attacking statistical categories on Sunday: taking 17 shots, 34 crosses and winning 10 corners compared to Milan's record of 8, 11 and 2.

100%: Daniele De Rossi won all three of his one-on-one duels during the game.

7: The Roma captain was also the best player on the pitch for long balls forward completed - managing seven.

7: Rick Karsdorp completed more crosses than any other player during the game - 7.

33: The 1-1 scoreline is the 33rd draw between these two sides in the Italian capital in the history of the Italian top flight. From 86 meetings, Roma have won 25 and Milan 28.

1: This was the first-ever draw against AC Milan for coach Eusebio Di Francesco. His previous 12 games against the Rossoneri had all be decided decisively one way or another - Di Francesco winning five of them.

5: With the draw, Roma have now gone five games unbeaten in Serie A for the first time so far this season. That includes three wins (against Sassuolo, Parma and Torino) and last weekend's draw away to Atalanta.