Betting Preview: Barcelona v Roma

Barcelona coach Luis Enrique hailed Saturday's 4-0 win over Real Madrid as "historic" and certainly his side's performance at the Bernabeu was one of the best in living memory. The Catalans dominated their eternal rivals from start to finish, with Lionel Messi only on the pitch for 33 minutes as he made his comeback from injury in steady fashion in a game which was unimaginably easy for Barca.

Tuesday sees them aim to wrap up top spot in Group E of the Champions League, something they will do if they avoid defeat against an inconsistent Roma side. The Giallorossi have been conceding goals regularly this season, recording just two clean sheets in 13 Serie A matches, while in Europe they have conceded in all four of the games they have contested so far.

Furthermore, Roma have not won an away match in the Champions League since 2010, with their last seven fixtures on the road in the tournament yielding three defeats and four draws.