Roma are on a heavy schedule. On Thursday, the 'Wolves' played in European cups. 'Giallorossi' met Bologna away and, despite the familiar opponent, the match wasn't easy. The Rossoblu tried to capitalize on home advantage and had a decent first half. Italiano's charges created many good chances, but they couldn't change the score. However, on the 50th minute, Bernardeschi's shot put the 'Felsinei' ahead. Bologna played the match almost flawlessly, but conceded almost from the first Giallorossi shot on target. Thus, the move finished with a goal that started from Joao Mario's error. The return leg will take place on March 19 and promises to be no less interesting. In the last round of the championship, the Romans played Genoa. If the first half was a battle, the second half saw three goals. The Genoese went ahead thanks to a penalty on the 53rd minute. However, a couple of minutes later N'Dika equalised. The teams then had little chances in the remainder, but Mazini's through ball to Vitinho decided the match in favor of the Griffins. In the previous round, the Biancoblù easily defeated Lecce. Between the above-mentioned matches, Como drew with Inter in the first leg of the Coppa Italia semi-final. In the first-leg match, the Romans managed a narrow victory. At the Olimpico, Wesley's goal decided it. In the previous season, the teams exchanged home wins. Thus, at Giuseppe Sinigaglia it was 2-0, in Rome 2-1. Obviously, the tight schedule does not bode well for Roma. Gasperini will be forced to rotate the squad, and the absence of some players complicates the situation. Thus, besides the abundance of injuries, N'Dika, who has accumulated yellow cards, will also not be able to play. Como does not have such calendar problems and clearly wants to pull away from the direct pursuer in the standings. The team coached by Cesc Fabregas has a decent chance to win the upcoming match.