AS Roma in Serie A has been struggling, but a couple of games such as big wins against Sampdoria and Parma have put faith back in Romanisti. They will have to continue with good performances if they want to fix fan perspectives on AS Roma’s 2024 Serie A season as they are currently sitting in 10th place,

Both AS Roma and Genoa CFC’s leading chance creators, Angelino and Aaron Martin, are top-five in Serie A in that category.Roma met Bologna away from home in its last match and the sides

Claudio Ranieri joked about his potential Roma future after the 3-1 win over Genoa, noting that ‘already said I retired and then here I am back again!’

Roma ended Patrick Vieira’s unbeaten away record with a 3-1 victory over Genoa, including Artem Dovbyk’s tap-in and a Stephan El Shaarawy curler on his 300th appearance.

Claudio Ranieri extended his perfect record in the Rome derby as Roma beat Lazio 2-0 in Serie A to give the Giallorossi a much-needed boost in what has been a difficult season.

Roma director Florent Ghisolfi gave an update on the deal for Ajax right-back Devyne Rensch and confirmed Claudio Ranieri ‘will become a great director’ next season.The Serie A game with Genoa

Paulo Dybala tries not to talk about his Roma future, but Stephan El Shaarawy notes that while ‘things have certainly improved’ with Claudio Ranieri, they are still playing catch-up.

AS Roma is a well-known football club based in Rome, Italy. It has a rich history and a dedicated fanbase. As the 2024-25 season progresses, the club competes in Serie A and the UEFA Europa League.

Genoa made the right decision by appointing head coach Patrick Villiers, who lost just one of eight games under the French specialist. Will the Genoa team pull off another quality away game against Roma?

Roma ended Patrick Vieira’s unbeaten away record with a 3-1 victory over Genoa, including Artem Dovbyk’s tap-in and a Stephan El Shaarawy curler on his 300th appearance. Paulo Dybala came so close to an opener on nine minutes,

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Friday visited the site of Nazi German extermination camp Auschwitz, voicing his “sheer horror” at what he saw and vowing that he would fight the growing antisemitism which is causing fears to rise among Jews including in Britain.

"I do everything I can," says Rosa Schneeberger, "so that my grandchildren and other poor children don't have to go through this". The 88-year-old recalls her experiences of the Roma holocaust, a long-forgotten genocide carried out by the Nazis that researchers are now trying to document.