Last Updated on January 23, 2026 11:04 am by Erwin Noguera
AS Roma hosts AC Milan in a high-profile Serie A fixture with both sides chasing key points in the top-four race.
AS Roma is one of the most interesting teams to watch. The capital club is holding its own at the top thanks to a project that combines intensity, tactical discipline, and a recognizable offensive structure. Although attention tends to focus on the most influential players, Roma’s real strength lies in its ability to read the game and capitalize on short periods of play.
On the other side is a Milan side that has managed to consolidate its position among the top teams. The Rossoneri maintain their vertical identity, but have added a dose of balance that allows them to manage different contexts without losing functionality. This combination of quick legs and tactical order makes the team a very uncomfortable opponent for anyone.
At Gambyl Exchange, you can explore all the predictions for the Italian Serie A, the final bets for this matchday, and the odds for each match.
Milan vs. Roma Betting Odds and Info
| Milan +190 | Roma +162 | Draw Offs: +204 |
| When? | Sunday, January 25, at 2:45 PM ET, 1:45 PM CST, 12:45 PM MT, and 11:45 AM PT |
| Where? | Stadio Olimpico de Roma. |
| Where Can I Watch it? | ESPN |
Why Bet on Milan?
Milan has built its season on two pillars: competitive continuity and away form. Away from San Siro, the Rossoneri have six wins and four draws without defeat.This is an important statistic when analyzing markets, especially in a match where tactical details could tip the balance.
Massimiliano Allegri’s team combines a structured approach with explosive attacks, featuring players who can change the game: Rafael Leão excelling in one-on-one situations, Christian Pulisic utilizing inside lanes, and Christopher Nkunku providing multiple options between the lines. Behind them, the midfield led by Rabiot and Modric offers judgment, composure, and a reading of the game, which is especially useful against an opponent that presses towards the wings.
Why Bet on Roma?
If anything has characterized Gian Piero Gasperini’s Roma, it is consistency. With 14 wins and 7 losses, the team has yet to draw a game because its game plan seeks to accelerate the pace until it finds offensive superiority. The record of 26 goals scored and only 12 conceded shows that Roma does not win solely through attack: there is also defensive discipline and tactical work.
Individually, Matías Soulé has become the difference maker with his assists, unpredictability, and goals. His ability to break down defenses from the wing or between the lines is invaluable on days when the opponent is well-organized. Additionally, Evan Ferguson completes the picture near the box, and Paulo Dybala provides that leadership that, although he now acts more as a passer than a finisher, continues to make a difference when the game requires personality. In defense, the surprise presence is Wesley França, a name that Gasperini has transformed into a competitive asset.
Final Betting Analysis: Milan vs. Roma
The last five head-to-head matches have been very evenly balanced: two wins for each side and one draw. The last meeting ended 1-0 to Milan, but that doesn’t tell the whole story: both teams have changed players, roles, and form.
At Gambyl Exchange, we can see that there is a Moneyline that favors Roma at +162, while Milan starts at +190.
Our prediction for this match is a 1-1 draw.
Look for a Draw on the Moneyline. For example, if you put $100 on a Draw at +204, you’ll see a $204 win with a total payout of $304.
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