Dybala's stunning free-kick puts Roma ahead against Cannes

Paulo Dybala scored Roma's third goal in their match against Cannes, capping a dominant performance after coming on in the second half. Launched down the right flank, Dybala cut inside onto his left foot and finished clinically across the goalkeeper to the near post, extending Roma's lead to 3–0. The Argentina international had already made an impact from the moment he entered the pitch, first delivering a spectacular free kick to put Roma ahead, then providing the assist for Malen's goal that doubled the lead. Dybala's brace of contributions highlighted Roma's attacking fluency in what proved a commanding display away from home. The performance underscored the quality available to head coach Gian Piero Gasperini as Roma continue their preparations, with Dybala demonstrating the form and precision that have made him a focal point of the team's attacking play this season.

Roma went 2–0 up against Cannes in a friendly despite playing with ten men for part of the first half after Wesley was sent off. Paulo Dybala opened the scoring from a free kick, then set up Dybala's second goal just before half-time. Malen finished from close range after Dybala's serpentine run into the box and a slightly overhit pass that fell invitingly to the striker, who made no mistake. The partnership between Dybala and Malen proved decisive in the opening period, with the Argentine playmaker pulling strings despite Roma's numerical disadvantage. The clinical finishing—both from distance and in the box—highlighted the attacking potential in Gian Piero Gasperini's squad as pre-season preparations continue.

Roma produced a commanding performance against Cannes, with Paulo Dybala in outstanding form orchestrating the attack. The Argentine playmaker set up Donyell Malen's goal and opened the scoring himself with a free-kick, establishing Roma's control in the first half. However, the match was overshadowed by a controversial second yellow card shown to Wesley for what appeared to be a minor midfield challenge. The decision left Gasperini visibly incredulous on the bench, with the Roma head coach protesting the referee's decision. Wesley's dismissal forced Roma to play the entire second half with ten men, though they maintained their two-goal advantage. Dybala's performance was the standout feature of Roma's first-half display, as he guided his teammates through a period of increased intensity after a slow opening. The Argentine was named the undisputed MVP of the opening 45 minutes. Despite being reduced to ten players following Wesley's controversial red card, Roma's attacking superiority and advantage from their two-goal lead offered them realistic prospects of seeing out the match.

Paulo Dybala scored Roma's third goal in their match against Cannes, capping a dominant performance after coming on in the second half. Launched down the right flank, Dybala cut inside onto his left foot and finished clinically across the goalkeeper to the near post, extending Roma's lead to 3–0. The Argentina international had already made an impact from the moment he entered the pitch, first delivering a spectacular free kick to put Roma ahead, then providing the assist for Malen's goal that doubled the lead. Dybala's brace of contributions highlighted Roma's attacking fluency in what proved a commanding display away from home. The performance underscored the quality available to head coach Gian Piero Gasperini as Roma continue their preparations, with Dybala demonstrating the form and precision that have made him a focal point of the team's attacking play this season.

Roma went 2–0 up against Cannes in a friendly despite playing with ten men for part of the first half after Wesley was sent off. Paulo Dybala opened the scoring from a free kick, then set up Dybala's second goal just before half-time. Malen finished from close range after Dybala's serpentine run into the box and a slightly overhit pass that fell invitingly to the striker, who made no mistake. The partnership between Dybala and Malen proved decisive in the opening period, with the Argentine playmaker pulling strings despite Roma's numerical disadvantage. The clinical finishing—both from distance and in the box—highlighted the attacking potential in Gian Piero Gasperini's squad as pre-season preparations continue.

Roma produced a commanding performance against Cannes, with Paulo Dybala in outstanding form orchestrating the attack. The Argentine playmaker set up Donyell Malen's goal and opened the scoring himself with a free-kick, establishing Roma's control in the first half. However, the match was overshadowed by a controversial second yellow card shown to Wesley for what appeared to be a minor midfield challenge. The decision left Gasperini visibly incredulous on the bench, with the Roma head coach protesting the referee's decision. Wesley's dismissal forced Roma to play the entire second half with ten men, though they maintained their two-goal advantage. Dybala's performance was the standout feature of Roma's first-half display, as he guided his teammates through a period of increased intensity after a slow opening. The Argentine was named the undisputed MVP of the opening 45 minutes. Despite being reduced to ten players following Wesley's controversial red card, Roma's attacking superiority and advantage from their two-goal lead offered them realistic prospects of seeing out the match.

Paulo Dybala scored Roma's third goal in their match against Cannes, capping a dominant performance after coming on in the second half. Launched down the right flank, Dybala cut inside onto his left foot and finished clinically across the goalkeeper to the near post, extending Roma's lead to 3–0. The Argentina international had already made an impact from the moment he entered the pitch, first delivering a spectacular free kick to put Roma ahead, then providing the assist for Malen's goal that doubled the lead. Dybala's brace of contributions highlighted Roma's attacking fluency in what proved a commanding display away from home. The performance underscored the quality available to head coach Gian Piero Gasperini as Roma continue their preparations, with Dybala demonstrating the form and precision that have made him a focal point of the team's attacking play this season.

Roma went 2–0 up against Cannes in a friendly despite playing with ten men for part of the first half after Wesley was sent off. Paulo Dybala opened the scoring from a free kick, then set up Dybala's second goal just before half-time. Malen finished from close range after Dybala's serpentine run into the box and a slightly overhit pass that fell invitingly to the striker, who made no mistake. The partnership between Dybala and Malen proved decisive in the opening period, with the Argentine playmaker pulling strings despite Roma's numerical disadvantage. The clinical finishing—both from distance and in the box—highlighted the attacking potential in Gian Piero Gasperini's squad as pre-season preparations continue.

Roma produced a commanding performance against Cannes, with Paulo Dybala in outstanding form orchestrating the attack. The Argentine playmaker set up Donyell Malen's goal and opened the scoring himself with a free-kick, establishing Roma's control in the first half. However, the match was overshadowed by a controversial second yellow card shown to Wesley for what appeared to be a minor midfield challenge. The decision left Gasperini visibly incredulous on the bench, with the Roma head coach protesting the referee's decision. Wesley's dismissal forced Roma to play the entire second half with ten men, though they maintained their two-goal advantage. Dybala's performance was the standout feature of Roma's first-half display, as he guided his teammates through a period of increased intensity after a slow opening. The Argentine was named the undisputed MVP of the opening 45 minutes. Despite being reduced to ten players following Wesley's controversial red card, Roma's attacking superiority and advantage from their two-goal lead offered them realistic prospects of seeing out the match.