Serie A: Roma Extends Unbeaten Home Streak to 29 Games with 2-0 Win Over Verona

AS Roma Vs Hellas Verona
Roma rises to second in Serie A with comfortable win over Verona



AS Roma defeats Hellas Verona 2-0, extending their unbeaten home streak in Serie A to 29 games and rising to second in the league table.


The early goal, Roma's shots on target were limited, with Dovbyk's header being their only one in the...


AS Roma extended their remarkable unbeaten home run in Serie A to 29 games with a 2-0 win over Hellas Verona at the Stadio Olimpico. This impressive victory catapulted Roma to second place in the league table, tied with Napoli.


Verona's relentless pressure nearly paid off early on, but Mile Svilar made a crucial save to tip their first chance wide. They continued to threaten, with a free-kick narrowly sailing wide and Cyril Ngonge's effort flying just over the crossbar before halftime. Roma's defense held firm despite the intense pressure.


The second half saw Verona maintain their momentum, with Suat Serdar and Giovane both hitting shots just over the bar from promising positions. Antoine Barák's fierce strike from the edge of the box was well stopped by Svilar, but Verona continued to create opportunities, showcasing their attacking prowess.


Roma's patience paid off as Matias Soule sealed the win with a cool finish from inside the box, easing the pressure on his team. This goal showcased Roma's ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities, ultimately securing a crucial victory.




The Giallorossi got off to a flying start, with Artem Dovbyk scoring his first goal for the club in just the seventh minute. Dovbyk brilliantly headed home Zeki Celik's precise cross into the far corner, giving Roma a crucial early lead.


The early goal, Roma's shots on target were limited, with Dovbyk's header being their only one in the first half. Hellas Verona posed a significant threat, particularly through Gift Orban, who had several close chances, including hitting the crossbar and having a shot saved by Roma goalkeeper Mile Svilar.






Despite a spirited performance, Verona's search for their first league win continues. Their late effort was thwarted when Gift Orban's potential equalizer was ruled out for handball in stoppage time, denying them a consolation goal.


The win was sealed late in the match when Matías Soulé calmly finished a counterattack in the 79th minute, making it 2-0 for Roma. Verona had a late disallowed goal through Orban, who thought he had scored, but it was ruled out for handball.




Gian Piero Gasperini's impressive start as Roma's manager continues, with five wins from six matches in charge. This winning streak highlights his tactical acumen and ability to inspire his team to victory, solidifying his position as a top coach in the league.


Standout Performance

Artem Dovbyk was named Man of the Match for his impressive performance, which included scoring the opening goal. Roma's victory showcased their defensive strength, with the team throttling nearly every opponent they've faced thus far under coach Gian Piero Gasperini.¹


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