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Colombo to referee Roma-Atalanta with Camplone on VAR
·2 September 2026·50d ago

Colombo to referee Roma-Atalanta with Camplone on VAR

Source: Forza Roma

Andrea Colombo of Como will referee Roma's Serie A match against Atalanta in the third round of fixtures. Bahri and Palermo will be the assistant referees, with Collu as fourth official. Camplone will oversee VAR duties, assisted by Santoro.

Colombiano will be overseeing his eleventh meeting with Roma in his career. His record against the club stands at four wins, five draws and one defeat—that loss coming in their last encounter at Marassi against Genoa in the 2025-26 season. The referee took charge of Gasperini's side three times during that same campaign.

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Andrea Colombo of Como will referee Roma's Serie A fixture against Atalanta on matchday three at the Olimpico. Camplone has been assigned to VAR duties, with Bahri and Palermo as assistant referees and Collu as fourth official. Santoro will assist Camplone in the VAR booth.

The outlets differ on Colombo's recent history with Roma. GialloRossi.net reports that Colombo oversaw Roma three times in Serie A last season, recording one win (against Fiorentina), one draw (with Milan) and one defeat (at Genoa on matchday 28). GialloRossi also notes he refereed Roma at the Olimpico against Juventus in the 2024–25 season, which ended 1–1. Forza Roma, however, states this will be Colombo's eleventh meeting with Roma in his career overall, with a record of four wins, five draws and one defeat—that loss coming against Genoa at Marassi. Forza Roma adds that Colombo took charge of Atalanta three times during the same campaign.

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“Roma-Atalanta, match valido per la terza giornata di Serie A, verrà arbitrato da Andrea Colombo della sezione di Como. Gli assistenti saranno Bahri e Palermo con il IV Uomo Collu. Al Var ci sarà invece Camplone con Santoro AVar. Per Colombo sarà l'undicesimo incrocio con i giallorossi in carriera,…”

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