What if Roma really fight back tonight?

Jim Pallotta is worried, writes David Shonfield.

Roma’s American president has presided over the club’s best season for years. They have reached the last-four in the Champions League and are on the brink of qualifying for next season’s competition. But his control of the club is still contested by a number of fans, and Roma’s great season could unravel tonight.

Overhauling Liverpool’s three-goal advantage is challenge enough, but there is the fear of another violent incident of the sort that left Sean Cox in a coma last Tuesday.