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AS Roma vs Real Madrid: Champions League League Stage Clash at the Olimpico

AS Roma host Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League League Stage on Wednesday, with two points separating the sides in a 36-team table.

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·14 Oct·2 min read
AS Roma vs Real Madrid: Champions League League Stage Clash at the Olimpico
AS Roma vs Real Madrid: Champions League League Stage Clash at the OlimpicoPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

AS Roma welcome Real Madrid to the Stadio Olimpico on Wednesday evening for the second round of the UEFA Champions League League Stage, with kick-off scheduled for 19:00 UTC. Both sides sit mid-table in the 36-team standings, separated by just two points.

Real Madrid arrive in Rome in 16th place, having taken maximum points from their opening match with a 2-1 win, giving them three points from one outing. Their recent form across all competitions reads well, with 12 points taken from their last five matches. That run includes four wins from five, with only a defeat to Atletico Madrid interrupting an otherwise strong sequence.

AS Roma sit in 22nd place after drawing their opening Champions League match 1-1, leaving them on one point from one played. They have accumulated nine points from their last five matches across competitions, a tally that spans two wins, three draws and no defeats in that period. Roma are currently on a run of two consecutive draws, their most recent outing ending goalless against Como.

The points gap between the two sides in the League Stage table stands at two. Real Madrid's single win puts them ahead of Roma, who remain without a victory in the competition so far this season following their opening draw.

This is only the second matchday of a lengthy League Stage, and both clubs remain firmly within the mid-table cluster of a 36-team field. The table at this early stage is tight, and Wednesday's result will shape how each side's campaign develops in the weeks ahead.

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