Roma did not get the result they wanted from Austria. 0-0 might have been ok, but when Nicolas Capuldo scored a Salzburg goal in the 88th minute, they had to leave the pitch in disappointment. But a one-goal deficit is not a disaster, and Roma still have a relatively good chance of turning this into promotion. The return of Paolo Dybala to the team for this match will certainly increase their chances for that, because Roma is incomparably more dangerous in attack with him in the team. Another good news for Roma is Abraham's recovery from injury and if necessary, Mourinho will be able to introduce him in the second half. If Mourinho's players repeat the game from the first match, they certainly have reason to be optimistic. During the majority of the match, Roma was the better team and had better chances to score, but in the end they did not get it. Salzburg was in a subordinate position and they were lucky to score that only goal towards the end of the game. In this match, they will have an incomparably more difficult task, because this season Roma is playing extremely well at home. In the last 5 league games, they achieved 5 victories, with a recognizable style of play that Mourinho forces. What is discouraging for Salzburg is the fact that Roma did not concede a goal in any of those matches and the visitors will have an extremely difficult task to break through that wall in front of Roma's goalkeeper. Salzburg will be significantly weakened in this match, because they will not be able to count on the excellent Strahinj Pavlovic, who will not be able to play due to yellow cards. He is certainly one of the most important players in his team's defense and I think his absence will be felt. All in all, I honestly think that Roma are a stronger team than Salzburg and despite the bad result from the first game, I think they were the better team in Austria. I expect a classic Mourinho setup, without too much beautiful play, but that Roma's experienced players will manage to solve this match in their favor.