In Stats: 10 numbers from Roma's 3-0 win over Parma

1

Borja Mayoral’s first half strike not only saw him open the scoring for Roma, but also the Spaniard’s Serie A account with his first league goal for the Giallorossi with his first shot on target in the Italian top flight.

3

Gonzalo Villar - named from the off for the first time in Serie A this term - was making just his third league start as a Roma player.

5

Roma named five teenagers in their matchday squad, with Riccardo Calafiori, Amir Feratovic, Tommaso Milanese, Suf Podgoreanu (all 18), and Ruben Providence (19) among Paulo Fonseca’s substitutes.

9

Roma’s Armenian magician Mkhitaryan - who has now scored five in his last two Serie A matches - has been involved in nine league goals so far this season, with four assists for his teammates to add to his own quintet of strikes.

10

Roma are now 10 games without a loss in all competitions on home soil (W7, D3) and have won each of their last three at the Olimpico, while also keeping four clean sheets on the bounce at home.

17

In his 17th Serie A appearance, Rick Karsdorp bagged his first assist in the Italian top-flight by supplying Mkhitaryan for Roma’s third goal.

19

By the final whistle, Roma had taken their 2020-21 Serie A goals scored tally to 19 - a return that is only bettered by Sassuolo (20) across the entire league.

20

With victory, the Giallorossi stretched their unbeaten home record over Parma to 20 matches (W16, D4) - a record that dates back to their sole home Serie A defeat to the Gialloblu back in 1998 and has seen Roma score two or more goals in 16 of those 20 meetings.

56

Amadou Diawara's late appearance from the bench was his first for Roma since the 2-2 draw with Juventus on Matchday 2; 56 days ago.

67

It took the visitors 67 minutes to register their first - and only - shot of the entire match, compared to Roma's 21 efforts on goal.