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Leonessa Altamura Women
Roma Women
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Win: Roma Women
71%
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Based on data as of 16 Oct, 16:05Roma Women secure away victory
Roma Women defeated Leonessa Altamura Women 3–0 in the Serie A2 Women’s league on Sunday, securing all three points away from home. The result leaves Leonessa Altamura Women Women in ninth place with four points from three matches, while Roma Women remain twelfth with three points. The scoreline confirmed the visitors' superiority in a fixture where the hosts had failed to win in recent encounters.
The match followed a pattern established in both teams' recent form. Leonessa Altamura Women Women had won two of their last five games but suffered a 2–3 home defeat to Marsala Women and a 0–3 loss in Perugia earlier in the month. Roma Women mirrored this record with two wins and three losses in their last five outings, including a 1–3 loss to Erreci Busto Arsizio W and a 1–3 home defeat to Costa Volpino. Despite similar trajectories, the visitors executed their game plan effectively on the day.
The statistical model for this fixture predicted a 2.3–1.8 advantage for the visitors, a margin that materialised in the final score. The model also indicated a zero per cent probability of a draw or both teams scoring, a scenario that played out as the visitors kept a clean sheet. The result marks a reversal for Leonessa Altamura Women Women, who had previously lost 13–15 away to Costa Volpino in a high-scoring affair, though those results came from different contexts and opponents.
With the victory, Roma Women tightened the gap in the lower half of the table, though they remain three points behind their opponents. The result aligns with the internal service prediction that favoured the away side at 71 per cent confidence. Both clubs continue to navigate a season defined by volatility.