The Las Vegas Raiders will play their second consecutive road game and their fourth in five weeks. This time, they will head to Levi’s Stadium to face the San Francisco 49ers, a team looking to recover from their loss to the Atlanta Falcons.

The Raiders have done well on their road trip so far, having defeated the New York Jets in Week 8. Can they make it two victories in a row? Before that question gets answered, here’s a statistical comparison of both teams.

Scoring offense

Raiders: 6th, 27.6 points per game

49ers: 4th, 28.1 points per game

Passing offense

Raiders: 3rd, 265.1 passing yards per game

49ers: 12th, 244 passing yards per game

Rushing offense

Raiders: 31st, 77.3 rushing yards per game

49ers: 8th, 127.4 rushing yards per game

Total offense

Raiders: 12th, 342.4 yards per game

49ers: 6th, 371.4 yards per game

First Downs

Raiders: 6th, 168

49ers: T-13th, 149

Penalties

Raiders: T-6th, 49 

49ers: 2nd, 43

Turnover Margin

Raiders: T-4th, +5

49ers: T-25th, -3

Sacks allowed

Raiders: T-4, 11 sacks allowed

49ers: 1st, 7 sacks allowed

Scoring defense

Raiders: 31st, 28.1 points allowed per game

49ers: 6th, 19.9 points allowed per game

Passing defense

Raiders: 25th, 230.1 passing yards allowed per game

49ers: 11th, 210.3 passing yards allowed per game

Rushing defense

Raiders: 31st, 146.4 rushing yards allowed per game

49ers: 5th, 89 rushing yards allowed per game

Total defense

Raiders: 30th, 381.9 yards allowed per game

49ers: 4th, 299.3 yards allowed per game

Sacks

Raiders: T-14th, 18 sacks this season

49ers: T-22nd, 15 sacks this season