Rangers vs AS Roma Prediction Europa League 06.11.2025
Rangers vs AS Roma Prediction Europa League
Rangers vs AS Roma Prediction and Betting Tips for Matchday 4 of the UEFA Europa League, set for Thursday, November 6, 2025, at 20:00 GMT. The match takes place at Ibrox Stadium and will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime, TNT Sports 3, and Discovery+. Rangers are desperate to end a six-game European losing streak, while Roma chase a place in the top half of the table. In this article, you’ll find expert insights and Europa League Predictions from XpertStats analysts.
- Rangers seek their first Europa League points after a rough start under new boss Danny Rohl.
- Roma aim to recover from a shocking home loss to Viktoria Plzen and close in on qualification.
- Paulo Dybala ruled out for Roma; Tavernier remains key for the hosts at Ibrox.
- Kick-off scheduled for Thursday, November 6, 2025, at 20:00 GMT.
Rangers’ European form has been nothing short of brutal. Six straight defeats across competitions have left their fans restless, and Danny Rohl’s early tenure hasn’t exactly sparked fireworks. A 3-0 loss to SK Brann in Norway exposed deep defensive cracks, and even though they’ve shown grit in the Scottish Premiership, continental nights have told a different story. Still, Rohl’s side has fight, just ask Celtic, who needed extra time to put them away in the League Cup semi-final. The question is: can this young coach turn the tide when the stakes couldn’t be higher?
Roma, meanwhile, arrive in Glasgow licking their wounds after a shock 2-1 defeat to Viktoria Plzen. Gian Piero Gasperini’s side looked lost without rhythm, and to make matters worse, Paulo Dybala’s penalty miss and subsequent injury, summed up their European frustrations. Domestically, though, they’ve been flying, sitting comfortably in Serie A’s top four. That said, a 1-0 loss at Milan last weekend ended their away winning streak. It’s hard to tell which Roma will show up this time: the free-flowing Serie A machine or the disjointed Europa League struggler.
In terms of team news, Rangers welcome back Connor Barron from suspension, a much-needed boost in midfield. However, injuries continue to plague them, with Rabbi Matondo and Dujon Sterling sidelined. Expect Bojan Miovski and Mikey Moore to push for starting roles, offering Rohl some attacking alternatives. Roma, on the other hand, have to cope without Dybala and Angelino, meaning Artem Dovbyk will lead the line, supported by Pellegrini and possibly Leon Bailey, who’s shown glimpses of spark in recent weeks.
Form suggests Roma have the upper hand, but nights at Ibrox can be unpredictable. Rangers feed off that atmosphere, and if Tavernier can rally his men, they could make it a fight. Still, experience often wins out in Europe, and Roma’s depth, even without Dybala, might just tip the scales. For punters, the Europa League Predictions lean slightly towards the Italian side, though goals at both ends seem almost inevitable.
On the eve of Roma’s Europa League clash with Rangers, coach Gian Piero Gasperini emphasized the team’s positive momentum and determination to recover lost points in Europe. Speaking ahead of the match in Glasgow, he acknowledged the physical challenge awaiting at Ibrox Stadium but expressed confidence in Roma’s form and quality. Gasperini underlined that the team is on the right path despite earlier setbacks. Source: Gazzetta.it.
Roma’s recent Europa League results haven’t been kind, but their underlying numbers tell a different story. Despite losing to Viktoria Plzen, the Italians created 17 chances and hit the woodwork twice. Gian Piero Gasperini’s side average 58% possession and over 1.7 expected goals per match, far better than Rangers’ 0.9. Without Dybala, they still possess enough firepower through Pellegrini, Bailey, and Dovbyk to punish defensive lapses. Rangers’ backline has leaked 14 goals in six European games, and their high press often leaves gaps for pacey attackers to exploit. Add Roma’s superior experience in knockout football and the calm presence of Mancini and Ndicka at the back, and the visitors look poised to control the rhythm. At Ibrox, the energy will be fierce, but composure often wins these nights. Backing AS Roma to win feels like the smart, numbers-backed play.
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FAQ – Rangers vs AS Roma Prediction
Who will win between Rangers and AS Roma?
Roma are slight favourites due to their superior depth and form, but Rangers’ home energy at Ibrox could make things tighter than expected.
Where can I watch The Rangers vs AS Roma live?
The Rangers vs AS Roma Europa League match will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime, TNT Sports 3 and Discovery+.
What time does Rangers vs AS Roma start?
Kick-off is scheduled for 20:00 (GMT) on Thursday, November 6, 2025.
