“Niccolò Pisilli fouls Rolando Mandragora to concede a free kick, and from the resulting move Roma break the deadlock as Donyell Malen finishes from close range.”
Pivotal“Mario Hermoso is booked for a foul as Torino attempt to force their way back into the contest during a spell of pressure.”
“Deep into stoppage time, Manu Koné's foul sets up a Torino free kick, but Roma break away and Niccolò Pisilli finishes from the right side of the box to make it 2-0.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Roma imposed themselves from the opening whistle, racking up 71 dangerous attacks to Torino's 27 and doubling their hosts up on shots, corners, and fouls won. Donyell Malen's 40th-minute strike, poached from close range after Torino conceded a needless free kick, gave the visitors the lead they never relinquished. Torino created enough half-chances to stay in the game - three big chances created, three missed - but couldn't turn territory into real threat, managing just three shots on target across ninety minutes. Niccolò Pisilli sealed it in the fourth minute of stoppage time, capping a professional away performance that keeps Roma firmly in the title conversation while leaving Torino to ponder their wastefulness in front of goal.
How entertaining was this match?
Roma roll into Turin unbeaten and full of confidence, chasing a fourth straight Serie A win, while Torino look to arrest a rocky start under Ignazio Abate. With Gian Piero Gasperini weighing rotation after a midweek Champions League trip, this derby-tinged clash promises intrigue both on and off the pitch.