Mora, tre gol di fila e un momento magico: "È cambiato tutto". E ha già fatto meglio di Nico Paz

Roma's Primavera side host Verona at the Tre Fontane today, with kickoff at 13:00. Scala's team are looking to build on an excellent weekend for the Giallorossi, which began with a win for Gasperini's first-team squad. The Primavera side followed that by beating Inter, and they want to keep the momentum going. The Primavera are chasing Parma, who lead the table, and a win over Verona would keep Roma in the race. Verona are struggling, but Roma should not underestimate them. Scala has named Arena and Maccaroni in the starting line-up, so both will begin the match from the first minute.

Gian Piero Gasperini has become the centre of attention on social media after a video of the Roma head coach dancing went viral following his side's win over Sassuolo. The victory came after a defeat that had frustrated supporters, and the players responded with a determined performance on the pitch. After the final whistle, Gasperini, delighted with the response his team had shown, was seen in an unexpected light. In a video that quickly spread across social media platforms, the Roma coach was captured performing some playful dance steps. The clip shows a relaxed atmosphere and the harmony that has returned within the Giallorossi group. The footage immediately drew the attention and affection of Roma fans. It is further evidence that Gasperini's influence on the club extends beyond results on the pitch and Roma's position near the top of the table, reflecting a total connection with the environment and the infectious enthusiasm surrounding Trigoria in this early part of the season.

Mario Hermoso scored from midfield as Roma thrashed Sassuolo 3-0 at the Stadio Olimpico, and head coach Gian Piero Gasperini is pushing to tie the Spaniard down to a new contract beyond his current deal, which runs to 2027. Hermoso's versatility has made him a standout figure, and he is now part of the core group Gasperini often refers to. Gasperini, who backed Hermoso at Trigoria a year ago, has repeatedly called him "the perfect example". The Spaniard has played as a centre-back, full-back, winger and attacking midfielder, and the dialogue over keeping him is reported to be well advanced. Aged 31, Hermoso is seen as a central pillar of the dressing room, a figure described as almost the mainmast of the group, both for his attitude on and off the pitch and for his numbers. Across Serie A and the Champions League, Hermoso has missed only one match, against Cagliari, and has celebrated a goal three times: against Atalanta, Slovan Bratislava and Sassuolo. The article was written by Niccolò Maurelli for La Repubblica.