Stat Attack: Facts to know ahead of Juventus cup tie

Coppa Italia history

These two sides have faced each other 16 times in the cup over the years - with both sides having emerged victorious on seven occasions. The other two games ended in draws. Overall, from 10 ties, both sides have progressed on five occasions apiece.

22 cups between them

Juventus and Roma lead the way among the all-time winners of the competition: Juventus have won it 13 times, while the Giallorossi have been victorious on nine occasions.

Last time around...

Back in January 2014, Rudi Garcia's Roma side beat Juventus 1-0 to move into the quarter-finals of the competition, thanks to a goal from Gervinho. That game, however, took place at the Olimpico.

The record at the Juventus Stadium

Roma are still yet to win a game in the Bianconeri's new home - having lost nine games there since 2012.

Last win in Turin...

In fact, Roma's last win in Turin against Juventus actually also came in a Coppa Italia quarter-final match. That was back in January 2011, when Mirko Vucinic and Rodrigo Taddei scored the decisive goals.

Roma coaches with away wins over Juventus

There are 10 of them, listed here in alphabetical order: Luigi Barbesino, Ottavio Bianchi, Fabio Capello, Geza Kertesz, Nils Liedholm, Carlo Mazzone, Oronzo Pugliese, Claudio Ranieri, Gyorgy Sarosi and Luciano Spalletti. Liedholm and Ranieri are the only ones to have managed it twice.

Giannini leading the way

Giuseppe Giannini made a staggering 79 appearances in the Coppa Italia for the club, more than any other player - and a record that is unlikely every to be broken. He is followed by Sergio Santarini (70), Bruno Conti (64), Sebino Nela (63), Francesco Totti (59), Franco Tancredi (58), Daniele De Rossi (55), Agostino Di Bartolomei (52), Roberto Pruzzo (48) and Aldair (41).

Pruzzo leads the way

And here are Roma's top 10 goalscorers in the competition: Roberto Pruzzo 20, Giuseppe Giannini 19, Francesco Totti 18, Ruggiero Rizzitelli 17, Agostino Di Bartolomei 15, Pierino Prati 13, Rudi Voeller 11, Amantino Mancini and Amedeo Amadei 11, Franco Cordova 10.