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Gasperini enters Roma history with eight consecutive league wins, matching Spalletti's 2016 run
·7 September 2026·45d ago

Gasperini enters Roma history with eight consecutive league wins, matching Spalletti's 2016 run

Source: GialloRossi.net

Gian Piero Gasperini has become the third Roma manager to achieve eight consecutive Serie A victories, joining Luciano Spalletti and Rudi Garcia in an exclusive club. The streak began on 18 April with a 1–1 draw against Atalanta, after which Roma won eight straight league matches. The most recent victory came on Saturday at the Olimpico, when Roma beat Atalanta 2–1 in a comeback.

The run spans two seasons. In the final stretch of the 2025–26 campaign, Roma defeated Bologna, Fiorentina, Parma, Lazio and Verona—victories that proved crucial in securing Champions League qualification when it had seemed improbable weeks earlier. This season has continued without loss: wins over Fiorentina, Lecce and Atalanta. Two of those eight victories came via late comebacks, at Parma and against Atalanta on Saturday. The article highlights this resilience as the defining characteristic of Gasperini's Roma: not only a team that wins when dominant, but one that refuses to surrender when matches turn against them and remains compact and attacking until the final whistle.

Historically, Spalletti reached eight consecutive wins in 2016 and went on to touch 11 in the 2005–06 season, while Rudi Garcia built two separate runs of 10 and 9 victories in the 2013–14 season. Roma are currently at full points and will return to Champions League action on Thursday against Fenerbahce. The article cautions against confusing early enthusiasm with long-term achievement: the season has only just begun, yet eight consecutive wins spanning months demonstrate that this period of success runs far deeper than the first three matchdays alone.

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“Dall’Atalanta all’Atalanta. In mezzo un’estate, una qualificazione in Champions League e una Roma diventata sempre più simile al suo allenatore. Dopo l’1-1 contro i nerazzurri dello scorso 18 aprile, la squadra di Gian Piero Gasperini non ha più sbagliato una partita di campionato: otto vittorie…”

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