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Roma travel ban to Turin upheld; club to appeal
·8 September 2026·45d ago

Roma travel ban to Turin upheld; club to appeal

Source: Roma News

Roma supporters from the Rome province have been banned from attending Monday's Serie A match at Torino, scheduled for 18:30. The decision was made on 8 September by the CASMS (Organismo per le manifestazioni sportive), the same body that imposed a similar restriction on Roma fans for the recent visit to Lecce. The club announced immediately that it will lodge an appeal against the ruling, describing the ban as unjust to its supporters and their passion for the team.

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Roma supporters have been dealt a blow after the club's legal bid to overturn a travel ban for Monday's Serie A match at Torino failed. The CASMS (Organismo per le manifestazioni sportive) imposed the restriction on 8 September, preventing residents of Rome province from attending the fixture scheduled for 18:30. Roma News reports that the technical procedures required to mount an appeal cannot be completed in time, meaning the ban will stand. However, Roma News also notes that the club has announced it will lodge an appeal against the ruling, describing the decision as unjust to its supporters and their passion for the team. This marks the second such restriction in recent weeks, following a similar ban on Roma fans for the visit to Lecce.

The good news for Roma's travelling support comes from their European campaign. Approximately 2,300 supporters have travelled to Istanbul for Roma's Champions League debut under Gian Piero Gasperini, with the away section at Fenerbahçe's stadium at full capacity. Local authorities are maintaining heightened security to prevent clashes between rival supporters, and police have advised Italian fans to avoid displaying scarves, shirts or club symbols while moving around the city.

Meanwhile, Roma fans living outside Rome province are able to purchase tickets for Torino. Roma News reports that Juventus has already sold over 900 of the 1,000 away tickets available, freely purchased by supporters not subject to the provincial travel restriction.

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“Ancora un divieto di trasferta per i tifosi della Roma che, come accaduto a Lecce, non potranno supportare la squadra neanche nella gara di lunedì (ore 18:30) sul campo del Torino. È questa la decisione presa nella giornata di oggi dal CASMS, che ha stabilito il divieto di trasferta per i residenti…”

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