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Roma's Torino away trip in doubt as security committee awaits decision
·7 September 2026·45d ago

Roma's Torino away trip in doubt as security committee awaits decision

Source: TeleRadioStereo

Ticket sales for Roma supporters resident in the Lazio region remain frozen ahead of the fixture at Torino on 14 September at 18:30 at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. The National Observatory on Sports Events has referred the matter to the Sports Events Security Analysis Committee (CASMS), whose decision in the coming hours will determine whether travel restrictions are imposed or lifted. No official ban has yet been confirmed; the suspension of sales to Lazio residents is a precautionary measure pending the authorities' ruling.

The focus centres on potential motorway clashes between organised groups. In the previous season, Roma ultras were involved in clashes on the A1 with Fiorentina supporters during a Torino-Roma match. This year, authorities are also assessing the concurrent movement of Parma supporters heading to Como, with reference to a 2025 incident when ultras attacked a motorway rest stop. A similar suspension occurred for Roma's trip to Lecce, when the away section was closed and ticket sales to Lazio residents were banned on public order grounds.

Roma's Champions League trip to Fenerbahçe in Istanbul faces no such restrictions, with free ticket sales underway at €45, with around 2,000 Roma supporters expected in Turkey. For Torino, the outcome awaits the CASMS decision, which will determine final sales arrangements and whether Lazio-based fans can attend the second Serie A away fixture of the season.

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Roma's away trip to Torino on 14 September at 18:30 remains in doubt as Italian authorities weigh security concerns. Ticket sales for supporters resident in the Lazio region have been frozen pending a decision from the Sports Events Security Analysis Committee (CASMS), which is expected in the coming hours. No official ban has been confirmed; the suspension is a precautionary measure while the National Observatory on Sports Events assesses the risks. Both TeleRadioStereo and Forza Roma confirm the fixture is under review following a similar closure of Roma's away section for the Lecce match earlier in the season.

The security focus centres on potential clashes between organised supporter groups. Last season, Roma ultras were involved in motorway violence on the A1 with Fiorentina supporters during a Torino-Roma match. This year, authorities are also concerned about concurrent movement of Parma supporters travelling to Como, particularly following a 2025 incident when ultras attacked a motorway rest stop. TeleRadioStereo notes that similar precautions resulted in the away section closure for Lecce.

In contrast, Roma's European fixture presents no obstacles. Free ticket sales for the Champions League trip to Fenerbahçe in Istanbul opened at €45, with approximately 2,000 Roma supporters expected to travel to Turkey without restrictions.

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“Resta bloccata la vendita dei biglietti di Torino-Roma per i sostenitori residenti nella regione Lazio. A una settimana dalla partita, in programma lunedì 14 settembre alle 18.30 allo stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, non è stata ancora presa una decisione definitiva sull’eventuale presenza dei tifosi…”

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