Match analysis of AS Roma fixtures.
Blaming Edin Dzeko for Roma’s draw with Juventus is too easy a narrative to form. Yes, he missed chances, but still showed his importance – arguably more than ever.
The new season began in difficult circumstances for Roma on Saturday night, as they were held to a 0-0 draw away at Verona. Who impressed and who left something to be desired?
Several players reached high standards for Roma in 2019-20. But which ones stood out for special praise?
It was a season of highs and lows for Roma in Paulo Fonseca’s first campaign in charge. But which players stood out above the rest?
Roma’s season came to an underwhelming end on Thursday night, as Sevilla dumped them out of the Europa League. It showed how much they miss Jordan Veretout.
Roma finally claimed their first ever win at the Juventus Stadium to wrap up the Serie A season on a high note, on a night of many firsts. But things aren’t finished just yet – and Roma are well-equipped to continue this momentum.
Finishing fifth wasn’t the initial aim, but after a rollercoaster year, it’s an achievement. Recent form suggests Roma have planted the seeds for progress – and despite his age, Edin Dzeko can still be a key part.
Roma’s win over Fiorentina highlighted one of the biggest benefits of their new 3-4-2-1 system – a shape they are technically unbeaten in. Paulo Fonseca has finally found the best way to accommodate two of his key players.
Roma earned their highest scoring win in Serie A since 2006 on Wednesday when they thrashed SPAL 6-1. And if there was one man who put a smile on everyone’s faces, it was Bruno Peres.
Roma deserved all three points against Inter, and it would have been a big statement. But even though they couldn’t hold on, the fact that they should have won can only be a positive.
Copyright © 2026 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes
