Stat Attack: 10 facts and figures to know before we face Udinese

Here are 10 key details to be aware of ahead of Saturday's meeting between Roma and Udinese at the Stadio Olimpico...

The league record to date

This will be the 90th meeting between the two sides in Serie A - the Giallorossi have won 45 of the meetings to date, with 23 draws and 21 defeats.

The last five in the capital

Roma have won each of the last five games at the Olimpico against Udinese - they have never managed six in a row at home against Udinese in the top flight.

Goals guaranteed?

Roma have scored at least twice in each of their last nine games at home against Udinese - 26 in total, meaning an average of 2.9 goals per game.

After a second straight clean sheet

Roma kept a clean sheet against Sampdoria in their last Serie A meeting - having conceded at least once in each of the previous seven games. Roma are still yet to keep two successive clean sheets this season in Serie A.

Trouble on their travels

Udinese have not won away in Serie A since September - with four draws and seven defeats since that triumph at Chievo.

El Sha-gol

Stephan El Shaarawy has scored five goals against Udinese in Serie A - including his first ever in the competition, back in September 2011. Only against Chievo (seven goals) has he scored more.

Dzeko vs Udinese at the Olimpico

Edin Dzeko has been involved in five goals against Udinese in Serie A - three goals and two assists. Four of those have come at the Olimpico, too...

Diegol Perotti?

Udinese are Diego Perotti's favourite opponent in Serie A - he has scored four times against them (three times from the penalty spot).

Ranieri against Udinese

Claudio Ranieri has faced Udinese 19 times in total as a coach: winning eight, drawing two and losing nine.

As Roma coach, the meetings come down to five (prior to Saturday) - with three wins and two draws in that span.

Totti feasted on Udinese

Against Udinese, Francesco Totti scored a total of 16 goals during his career. Back in 2002, Totti scored twice against them in a 4-2 win over Udinese - in a performance that sparked the first ever Olimpico chants of 'Un capitano, c'è solo un capitano...'