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Roma banned from selling away tickets to Rome residents for Torino trip
·7 September 2026·45d ago

Roma banned from selling away tickets to Rome residents for Torino trip

Source: Forza Roma

Roma will have no away supporters at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino for the Serie A match on Monday 14 September (18:30 kickoff). The CASMS (Committee for the Analysis of the Safety of Sports Events) has prohibited the sale of visiting-section tickets to residents of Rome province following a referral from the ONMS. However, residents of Lazio outside the capital may purchase tickets, provided they hold an AS Roma season ticket. Free sales for that group begin at 10:00 on Tuesday 8 September.

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AS Roma supporters living in Rome's metropolitan area have been banned from purchasing tickets for the away section at Monday 14 September's Serie A match against Torino at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino (18:30 kickoff). Torino's prefect Donato Cafagna confirmed the restriction, imposed on public order and safety grounds. Only AS Roma loyalty programme holders residing outside Rome's provinces may buy tickets for the visiting section, and all tickets are non-transferable.

The ban follows violence at the previous meeting between the clubs on 18 January, with incidents reported before that fixture involving supporters from both sides. The Committee for the Analysis of Sports Event Security (CASMS) determined the restrictive measures in response. Forza Roma reports that Roma residents from Lazio outside the capital province may purchase tickets if they hold an AS Roma season ticket, with free sales beginning at 10:00 on Tuesday 8 September. The ruling effectively prevents Roma supporters in the capital from attending the fourth-round Serie A fixture away at Torino.

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“La Roma sarà di nuovo senza tifosi nella trasferta del prossimo lunedì 14 settembre a Torino (calcio d'inizio ore 18:30). Dopo la decisione dell'ONMS di rimandare le valutazioni al CASMS, il Comitato di Analisi per la Sicurezza delle Manifestazioni Sportive ha scelto di vietare la vendita dei…”

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