“Donyell Malen opened the scoring for Roma — converting the rebound or follow-up after his initial penalty was saved — to give the visitors the lead they had been pressing for since the red card.”
Pivotal“Stephan El Shaarawy, on as a substitute since the 72nd minute, finished smartly in stoppage time to seal Roma's win and complete a thoroughly professional away performance.”
Outstanding performance

Roma were in control from the first whistle, amassing 67% possession and 19 shots to Verona's eight, and the match turned decisively just after the hour mark when Nicolás Valentini picked up a second yellow card in the 50th minute, reducing Hellas to ten men. With the numerical advantage, Roma pressed for the opener and Donyell Malen delivered it in the 56th minute, converting after a penalty was initially saved, to break the deadlock. Verona, already stretched, had little answer to Roma's fluid attacking play — five big chances created to the hosts' one told its own story — and despite the occasional threat on the counter, their saving grace was largely the final scoreline staying respectable until late. Stephan El Shaarawy, introduced after 72 minutes, wrapped it up in stoppage time, and Roma depart the Bentegodi with a professional three points that underlines their quality on the road, while Verona's evening was largely defined by poor discipline costing them any chance of a contest.
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