Roma struggle away from home: Giallorossi rank seventh for away points

The Serie A fixture list for the 2026–27 season was unveiled, and Roma fans have already voiced concern over a challenging final month. From 4 April to 23 May, Gasperini's side will face at least five major opponents, with May presenting a particularly demanding run. Roma will play Napoli (home), Fiorentina (away), Milan (away), and Como (home) in consecutive weeks before finishing the season on 30 May at Cagliari. This final stretch mirrors a familiar pattern for the Giallorossi, who have repeatedly encountered multiple top-tier fixtures during the closing stages of their European campaigns in recent seasons—both during José Mourinho's tenure and under former manager De Rossi. The spring schedule will be critical to Roma's title and Champions League ambitions. Additionally, Roma will close their season away from home for the seventh time in eight seasons, a factor that could prove significant in any tight championship race. The final nine fixtures run from 4 April (Roma–Bologna) through 30 May (Cagliari–Roma), with the Derby della Capitale against Lazio on 18 April standing as another notable fixture. Supporters have expressed frustration at the fixture congestion, though such scheduling has become routine for the club during its recent European involvement.

The Serie A fixture schedule for the 2026–27 season has been drawn. Niccolò Pisilli has stated his commitment to AS Roma, saying he has no reason to leave the club. Details regarding D'Amico remain unclear from the available information. The fixture announcement marks the beginning of planning for the upcoming campaign, while Pisilli's comments suggest stability within the squad despite potential transfer speculation that may surround other players.

The Serie A 2026–27 fixture schedule was drawn on 5 June at the Festival dello Sport in Parma. The season will begin on the weekend of 22–23 August with matchday one and conclude on 29–30 May 2027 with matchday 38. Roma will open their campaign against Fiorentina, with the Derby della Capitale against Lazio scheduled for matchdays 15 and 32. The fixture list introduces several structural changes to the 2026–27 season. The calendar will feature only three FIFA international windows instead of four, with the September and October international breaks consolidated into a single stoppage from 27 September to 4 October. Midweek fixtures have been reduced, scheduled only for matchdays 9 (28 October) and 18 (6 January). These adjustments aim to streamline the season while accommodating national team commitments and reducing fixture congestion. The draw was conducted by Lorenzo Dallari and Chiara Giuffrida and broadcast live at 18:30 across Sky Sport 24, DAZN, and Sportitalia, with streaming available on Sky Go, Now, and the official Lega Serie A channels on YouTube and their website.