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Roma's ultras groups staged a protest during yesterday's European fixture at the Stadio Olimpico by refusing to display their traditional banners. The club denied tickets to the Alfieri—flag-bearers responsible for unfurling the banners—for all European matches, prompting both the AIRC and UTR fan associations to withdraw their displays in response. The banners, which have long created the stadium's visual spectacle and sense of belonging recognised worldwide, are governed by strict regulations requiring the Alfieri to display them and keep them unfurled until the final whistle. The associations issued a joint statement: "In Tevere and Monte Mario the club banners were not displayed in protest by both AIRC and UTR associations. The society has decided to remove tickets from the Alfieri on the occasion of European matches. The club banners have always coloured the stands creating a beautiful scenography rich in warmth, pride and sense of belonging recognisable throughout the world and are regulated by precise indications from UTR itself. In fact they must be displayed obligatorily by the Alfieri and must not be removed before the final whistle. The clubs were nonetheless present with their passion in the stands, but did not bring the banner to show their disapproval towards the society for the anti-Alfieri decision taken for European matches."

Roma's fan associations UTR (Unione Tifosi Romanisti) and AIRC (Associazione Italiana Roma Club) staged a protest during yesterday's Champions League match against Real Madrid by refusing to display their banners in the Tevere and Montemario stands at Stadio Olimpico. The action was a show of disagreement over the club's decision to abolish the Alfieri service — the allocation of match tickets to representatives of Roma Clubs — for Champions League fixtures. The club's leadership at both associations described the decision as surprising and unilateral, expressing displeasure at the lack of dialogue offered by the club. They have called for a meeting to discuss the matter soon. The fan groups remained present at the stadium and continued to support and encourage the team, but withheld the display of their banners in protest. According to sources from the associations, Roma's position risks ending a relationship that has spanned decades and could cause serious damage to the warm and colorful atmosphere of the stadium during Roma matches.

AS Roma is nearing completion of a new Hospitality area in the Tevere stand at the Stadio Olimpico, mirroring facilities already operational in the Monte Mario section. The new space will offer Hospitality bracelet holders access to catering and other services. The area is expected to debut during Saturday evening's Serie A match against Genoa.

Roma face Genoa at the Stadio Olimpico on Saturday 17 October at 20:45 in Serie A matchday seven, aiming to return to winning ways after a 4–3 Champions League defeat to Real Madrid. The Giallorossi drew 0–0 against Como and 0–0 against Inter before the Real Madrid loss; they have not won since facing Torino. Genoa, managed by Daniele De Rossi, won their first match of the season last time out, beating Fiorentina 2–1. Gasperini will make changes to his squad following injuries sustained against Real Madrid. Manu Koné left the pitch in the first half with a muscle problem, while Paulo Dybala was substituted at half-time with a muscular strain; both remain under assessment as of 15 October, with recovery timings unclear. Mile Svilar is out with a fractured toe, Bryan Cristante with a knee problem, and Donyell Malen suspended following his red card against Como. Roma last won on matchday six against Torino. In Gasperini's 3–4–2–1 formation, Pierluigi Gollini will start in goal with Gianluca Mancini, Evan N'Dicka and Mario Hermoso in the three-man defence. Emanuele Lulli and Wesley are set for the full-back positions, with Marten de Roon and Niccolò Pisilli in midfield. Santiago Castro will lead the attack in place of the suspended Malen, Matías Soulé will play behind him, and Rodrigo Mora is favoured to complete the attacking line if Dybala cannot recover; Lorenzo Pellegrini is an alternative. De Rossi's Genoa are likely to line up in a 4–4–1–1 with goalkeeper Bijlow, but a 3–5–2 with Vitinha alongside the striker remains possible. Roma hold a dominant record at the Olimpico against Genoa: across 65 official matches played in the capital, the Giallorossi have won 48, Genoa 9, with 8 draws. Most recently Roma won 3–1 on 29 December 2025; before that, on 17 January 1990, Genoa last won at the Olimpico, prevailing 1–0. The official lineups will be confirmed before kickoff. The match will be broadcast on DAZN and Sky Sport, with streaming available through NOW and Sky Go according to subscription level.

Roma turn focus to Genoa after Wednesday's Champions League defeat to Real Madrid, with head coach Gian Piero Gasperini due to face the media on Saturday at 13.30 ahead of the match at the Olimpico. Genoa, managed by Daniele De Rossi, visit Rome on Saturday. Gasperini will be without Bryan Cristante, Donyell Malen and Mile Svilar through injury, while Manu Koné and Paulo Dybala are almost certain to miss out pending medical assessment. Koné and Dybala will undergo instrumental tests on Saturday morning to determine their recovery timescale, with particular concern surrounding Koné's condition—the French midfielder risks being sidelined for multiple matches. Santiago Castro and Rodrigo Mora stand ready to lead the attack in their absence.

Roma face an anxious wait for scan results on Manu Koné and Paulo Dybala after both players were forced to leave the field during yesterday's match against Real Madrid. Dybala may have suffered only muscular fatigue, but Koné's condition is more concerning — he left the pitch in tears with his hands to his face after sustaining a thigh flexor problem. Both players will undergo instrumental examinations on 16 October to determine the type and extent of their injuries and recovery timescale. Coach Gian Piero Gasperini faces the prospect of losing two key players on top of injuries already ruling out Mile Svilar and Bryan Cristante. The timing is critical, with Roma due to face Genoa on Saturday evening. The club has been monitoring Koné's fitness closely given the severity of how he departed the field.

Roma face Genoa at the Stadio Olimpico on Saturday 17 October at 20:45 in Serie A matchday seven, aiming to return to winning ways after a 4–3 Champions League defeat to Real Madrid. The Giallorossi drew 0–0 against Como and 0–0 against Inter before the Real Madrid loss; they have not won since facing Torino. Genoa, managed by Daniele De Rossi, won their first match of the season last time out, beating Fiorentina 2–1. Gasperini will make changes to his squad following injuries sustained against Real Madrid. Manu Koné left the pitch in the first half with a muscle problem, while Paulo Dybala was substituted at half-time with a muscular strain; both remain under assessment as of 15 October, with recovery timings unclear. Mile Svilar is out with a fractured toe, Bryan Cristante with a knee problem, and Donyell Malen suspended following his red card against Como. Roma last won on matchday six against Torino. In Gasperini's 3–4–2–1 formation, Pierluigi Gollini will start in goal with Gianluca Mancini, Evan N'Dicka and Mario Hermoso in the three-man defence. Emanuele Lulli and Wesley are set for the full-back positions, with Marten de Roon and Niccolò Pisilli in midfield. Santiago Castro will lead the attack in place of the suspended Malen, Matías Soulé will play behind him, and Rodrigo Mora is favoured to complete the attacking line if Dybala cannot recover; Lorenzo Pellegrini is an alternative. De Rossi's Genoa are likely to line up in a 4–4–1–1 with goalkeeper Bijlow, but a 3–5–2 with Vitinha alongside the striker remains possible. Roma hold a dominant record at the Olimpico against Genoa: across 65 official matches played in the capital, the Giallorossi have won 48, Genoa 9, with 8 draws. Most recently Roma won 3–1 on 29 December 2025; before that, on 17 January 1990, Genoa last won at the Olimpico, prevailing 1–0. The official lineups will be confirmed before kickoff. The match will be broadcast on DAZN and Sky Sport, with streaming available through NOW and Sky Go according to subscription level.

Roma turn focus to Genoa after Wednesday's Champions League defeat to Real Madrid, with head coach Gian Piero Gasperini due to face the media on Saturday at 13.30 ahead of the match at the Olimpico. Genoa, managed by Daniele De Rossi, visit Rome on Saturday. Gasperini will be without Bryan Cristante, Donyell Malen and Mile Svilar through injury, while Manu Koné and Paulo Dybala are almost certain to miss out pending medical assessment. Koné and Dybala will undergo instrumental tests on Saturday morning to determine their recovery timescale, with particular concern surrounding Koné's condition—the French midfielder risks being sidelined for multiple matches. Santiago Castro and Rodrigo Mora stand ready to lead the attack in their absence.

AS Roma face concern over the fitness of Paulo Dybala and Manu Koné after instrumental medical examinations for both players were postponed to 16 October. The pair will miss the upcoming Genoa fixture as a result of the delayed assessments.