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After the challenge of the first round, drawn at the last second, it’s time for Roma-Genoa. A match marked by Dovbyk.

Genoa, September 15, 2024. Roma is in the lead, but then at the 96th minute, they are beaten at the last moment by Koni De Winter, who scores the equalizer.

Today, at Roma-Genoa, the Giallorossi take to the field renewed compared to last autumn, with a new coach and all the intentions of bringing home the crucial 3 points.

Genoa has also changed a lot, like their opponent, changing coaches – from Gilardino to Vieira – and is just one point behind Roma in the standings (23 points).

Let’s experience together the emotions of this match, which means a lot to both teams on the field.

Roma-Genoa, the first half

The first touch belongs to Roma, to Artem Dovbyk. Just two minutes into the game, Roma finds their first opportunity with Saelemaekers, who ends up too wide.

The ball remains in Roma’s possession as they try to build from the back with Hummels but then it ends up in Genoa’s hands.

The first foul of the match, in the 6th minute, involves Koné. Shortly after, Dovbyk goes down.

At the 8th minute, Frendrup fouls Paulo Dybala: Roma earns the first free kick of the match. The Argentine takes a sumptuous shot, hitting the crossbar.

At the 14th minute, Angelino and Dovbyk try to create a goal-scoring opportunity but the ball ends up in Genoa’s possession.

Roma earns a corner: Paredes takes it, but the ball ends up in the Genoa goalkeeper’s hands.

Vasquez gets the first yellow card of the match for a tactical foul on Mancini in the 18th minute. Free kick for Roma.

At the 21st minute, Hummels has a very dangerous shot, but it goes way over the crossbar.

At the 24th minute, Genoa, so far rather dull, starts to light up until they lose the ball in favor of Roma. And it’s here that Dovbyk takes a shot straight into the goal and scores the first goal of the match! It’s 1-0.

Genoa tries to regain possession, but several errors often return the ball to the Giallorossi.

At the 29th minute, Bani is down. At the 31st minute, he leaves the field due to a suspected injury. At the 32nd minute, he is replaced by Sabelli.

At the 32nd minute, on the free kick taken by Moretti, Masini scores the equalizer.

The match changes pace, Roma appears more weakened. At the 36th minute, it’s Genoa’s possession, with Pinamonti going down and being assisted by the medical staff.

At the 40th minute, chaos ensues: Pellegrini and Zanoli are down. The Roma captain temporarily leaves the field.

At the 43rd minute, Genoa believes, but the ball is saved by Paredes and returned to Roma.

At the 45th minute, a foul on Dybala gives the home team a new free kick, to be taken by Paredes, saved by the goalkeeper and then rebounded by the Argentine again.

There are two minutes of stoppage time, but they don’t serve to change the situation, fixed at 1-1.

This was a first half devoid of great emotions, in which both teams tried to maintain or gain possession of the ball and build vertically. One substitution for Vieira, none for Ranieri.

The second half

The second half begins with a Roma change: Pellegrini out and El Shaarawy in.

A foul on Dybala results in a free kick, taken by Paredes, which goes wide and is intercepted by the rossoblu.

At the 53rd minute, the game intensifies, with both teams intent on gaining throw-ins and gaining ground.

At the 54th minute, Genoa gets a free kick almost turned into a counterattack by El Shaarawy.

Thanks to Saelemaekers, at the 56th minute, Roma earns a corner. Dybala takes the kick, the action is interrupted shortly after because Sabelli goes down: Paredes is booked for an elbow.

A penalty is not awarded for handball: the entire Olimpico stadium whistles. Shortly after, El Shaarawy ignites the Curva Sud by scoring the second Giallorossi goal.

At the 62nd minute, a golden opportunity for Roma materializes, but Dovbyk fails to reach a slightly overhit ball.

At the 65th minute, Genoa fails to capitalize on a corner opportunity, with a shot from Masini going high over the goal.

Thorsby exits and Ekhator enters, Zanoli exits and Venturino enters.

At the 72nd minute, a foul on El Shaarawy in the penalty area is not awarded and the Olimpico protests again. Shortly after, an own goal by Leali brings the score to 3-1!

Two substitutions for Roma: Saelemaekers and Hummels out, Celik and Pisilli in.

At the 81st minute, after several minutes of fruitless passes, Roma manages to defend the goal fort and run into the opponents’ half, where Pisilli misses what would have been a beautiful goal.

At this point in the match, a graphic shows that Masini, with over 11 km covered, is the player who has run the most: among the top 6, for Roma, only Koné appears.

Important substitutions for Roma: Dybala and Dovbyk out, Soulé and Shomurodov in.

For Genoa, Moretti exits and Kasa enters.

The Giallorossi Uzbek makes his presence felt at the 87th minute, where he attempts a precise but weak shot that ends up in Leali’s hands.

There are 4 minutes of stoppage time: Roma must defend their significant lead at all costs.

At the 93rd minute, Soulé almost scores the 4-1 goal.

Then the final whistle blows and the curtain falls on Roma’s triumph.

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After the challenge of the first round, drawn at the last second, it’s time for Roma-Genoa. A match marked by Dovbyk.

Genoa, September 15, 2024. Roma is in the lead, but then at 96′, they are snatched at the last moment by Koni De Winter, who scores the equalizer.

Today, in Roma-Genoa, the Giallorossi take the field renewed compared to last fall, with a new coach and all the intentions of bringing home the crucial 3 points.

Genoa has also changed a lot, just like their opponent, changing coaches from Gilardino to Vieira, and they are just one point behind Roma in the standings (23 points).

Let’s experience together the emotions of this match, which means a lot to both teams on the field.

Roma-Genoa, the first half

The first ball belongs to Roma, to Artem Dovbyk. Just two minutes into the game, Roma finds their first opportunity with Saelemaekers, who goes too wide.

The ball remains in Roma’s possession as they try to build from the back with Hummels but then it ends up in Genoa’s hands.

The first foul of the game, at 6′, involves Koné. Shortly after, Dovbyk goes down.

At 8′, Frendrup fouls Paulo Dybala: Roma earns the first free kick of the match. The Argentine takes a sumptuous shot that hits the crossbar.

At 14′, Angelino and Dovbyk try to create a goal-scoring opportunity, but the ball ends up in the possession of the Rossoblu.

Roma earns a corner: Paredes is ready to take it, but the ball ends up in the hands of the Genoa goalkeeper.

The first yellow card of the match goes to Vasquez for a tactical foul on Mancini at 18′. Free kick for Roma.

At 21′, a very dangerous shot by Hummels hits the crossbar.

At 24′, Genoa comes alive, until they lose the ball to Roma. And it’s here that Dovbyk takes a shot straight into the goal and scores the first goal of the match! It’s 1-0.

Genoa tries to regain possession, but several mistakes often return the ball to the Giallorossi.

At 29′, Bani is down. At 31′, he leaves the field due to a suspected injury. At 32′, he is replaced by Sabelli.

At 32′, on the free kick taken by Moretti, Masini scores the equalizer.

The game changes pace, Roma appears more weakened. At 36′, it’s possession for the Rossoblu, with Pinamonti going down and being assisted by the medical staff.

At 40′, chaos ensues: Pellegrini and Zanoli are down. The Roma captain temporarily leaves the field.

At 43′, Genoa believes, but the ball is saved by Paredes and returned to Roma.

At 45′, a foul on Dybala gives the home team a new free kick, to be taken by Paredes, saved by the goalkeeper and then followed up by the Argentine.

There are two minutes of added time, but they don’t change the situation, fixed at 1-1.

This was a first half devoid of great emotions, in which both teams tried to maintain or gain possession of the ball and build vertically. A substitution for Vieira, none for Ranieri.

The second half

The second half starts with a Roma substitution: Pellegrini out, El Shaarawy in.

A foul on Dybala earns a free kick, taken by Paredes, which goes far and is intercepted by the Rossoblu.

At 53′, the game becomes tight, with both teams intent on winning throw-ins and gaining ground.

At 54′, Genoa gets a free kick which is almost turned into a counterattack by El Shaarawy.

Thanks to Saelemaekers, at 56′, Roma earns a corner. Dybala takes the kick and the action is interrupted shortly after because Sabelli goes down: Paredes is booked for an elbow.

A handball penalty is not called: the entire Olimpico stadium whistles. Shortly after, El Shaarawy ignites the Curva Sud by scoring the second Giallorossi goal.

At 62′, there is a golden opportunity for Roma, but Dovbyk can’t reach a ball that is just too long.

At 65′, Genoa fails to capitalize on a corner opportunity, with a shot by Masini going high over the goal.

Thorsby exits and Ekhator enters, Zanoli exits and Venturino enters.

At 72′, the penalty for El Shaarawy in the penalty area is not called and the Olimpico protests again. Shortly after, an own goal by Leali brings the score to 3-1!

Two substitutions for Roma: Saelemaekers and Hummels out, Celik and Pisilli in.

At 81′, after several minutes of fruitless passes, Roma manages to defend their goal and run into the opponent’s half, where Pisilli misses what would have been a beautiful goal.

At this point in the match, a graphic shows that Masini, with over 11 km covered, is the player who has run the most: among the top 6, only Koné is from Roma.

Important substitutions for Roma: Dybala and Dovbyk out, Soulé and Shomurodov in. Meanwhile,

For Genoa, Moretti exits and Kasa enters.

The Giallorossi Uzbek makes himself known at 87′, where he attempts a precise but weak shot that ends up in Leali’s hands.

There are 4 minutes of added time: Roma must defend their substantial lead at all costs.

At 93′, Soulé almost scores the 4-1 goal.

Then the final whistle blows and the curtain falls on Roma’s triumph.

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After the challenge of the first half, ending in a last-second draw, it’s time for Roma-Genoa. A match dominated by Pellegrini.

Genoa, September 15, 2024. Roma is in the lead, but then at the 96th minute, they are snatched away by Koni De Winter, who scores the equalizing goal.

Today, in Roma-Genoa, the Giallorossi take the field renewed compared to last autumn, with a new coach and all intentions of bringing home the crucial 3 points.

Genoa has also changed quite a bit, like their opponents, with a change in coach – from Gilardino to Vieira – and is only one point behind Roma in the standings (23 points).

Let’s experience together the emotions of this match, which means a lot for both teams on the field.

Roma-Genoa, the first half

The first ball belongs to Roma, to Artem Dovbyk. Just two minutes into the game, Roma finds their first opportunity with Saelemaekers, whose shot goes wide.

The ball remains in Roma’s possession as they try to build from the back with Hummels but it ends up in Genoa’s hands.

The first foul of the game, in the 6th minute, involves Koné. Shortly after, Dovbyk goes down.

At the 8th minute, Frendrup commits a foul on Paulo Dybala: Roma earns the first free kick of the match. The Argentine takes a sumptuous shot, hitting the crossbar.

At the 14th minute, Angelino and Dovbyk try to create a goal-scoring opportunity but the ball ends up in possession of the Rossoblu.