Roma fans from the province banned from buying tickets for Torino away trip

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.

Roma supporters living in Rome province will be barred from purchasing tickets for the away section when Roma travel to Torino for a Serie A match on Monday 14 September at 18:30. Ticket sales will be exclusively available to fans residing outside Rome province who hold an AS Roma Card. The restriction will prevent a significant portion of Roma's fanbase from attending the match in person to follow Gian Piero Gasperini's side. Ticket sales begin on 8 September at 10:00. The ban reflects a standard visitor segregation policy implemented for the fixture, limiting access for the club's local support base during an away league campaign.

Roma supporters living in Rome province have been banned from purchasing tickets for the Serie A match at Torino on Monday 14 September at 18:30 at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. The restriction prevents many Giallorossi fans from attending the fourth league matchday fixture in person under head coach Gian Piero Gasperini. Roma fans from elsewhere in the Lazio region may purchase tickets, but only for the away section and exclusively with a valid AS Roma membership card. The ticket sales ban applied specifically to Rome province residents represents a significant constraint on the travelling support for this fixture.