Serie A
4 May 2026, 18:45
Stadio Olimpico, Rome
Luca Zufferli, Italy
AS Roma13’G. Mancini
17’Wesley Franca
34’M. Hermoso
48’M. Hermoso
58’N. Pisilli
64’M. Kone
72’G. Mancini
72’M. Soule
83’M. Hermoso
83’D. Malen
90’S. El Shaarawy
Fiorentina
M. Pongracic25’
M. Pongracic46’
J. Harrison46’
A. Gudmundsson46’
F. Parisi66’
N. Fagioli75’
M. Brescianini75’
AI Post-Match Analysis
Match Rating
6.7/10Man of the Match
G. Mancini
Key Moments
113' Goal by G. Mancini, exploiting a defensive gap to open the scoring and disrupt Fiorentina's rhythm.
217' Wesley Franca's goal, showcasing Roma's ability to transition quickly and overwhelm Fiorentina's backline.
334' M. Hermoso's goal, capitalizing on a defensive mistake by Fiorentina to extend the lead and demoralize the opposition.
458' N. Pisilli's goal, highlighting Roma's persistence and ability to maintain pressure despite Fiorentina's attempts to regroup.
5Fiorentina's accumulation of yellow cards (three) disrupted their tactical approach and limited their ability to play freely.
Tactical Insights
AS Roma's high-pressing strategy and structured midfield transitions were critical in dominating possession and creating scoring opportunities.
Fiorentina's lack of defensive organization and inability to counterattack effectively exposed vulnerabilities that Roma exploited relentlessly.
Roma's emphasis on accurate passing (542 completed passes) allowed them to control tempo and limit Fiorentina's chances, underscoring the importance of ball retention in high-stakes matches.
AS Roma delivered a commanding performance against Fiorentina, dominating possession (61% vs 39%) and overwhelming their opponents with 14 shots compared to Fiorentina's 3. The match unfolded with Roma asserting control early, scoring three goals in the first half to dismantle Fiorentina's resistance. Tactical discipline was evident in Roma's ability to maintain high pressing intensity while maintaining structured transitions, which limited Fiorentina to minimal chances. Fiorentina's inability to counterattack effectively, compounded by defensive errors and a lack of cohesion in midfield, allowed Roma to capitalize on their dominance. The fourth goal in the second half underscored Roma's sustained pressure, while Fiorentina's accumulation of yellow cards (three) highlighted their struggles to manage the game without conceding further. Roma's superior passing accuracy (542 vs 308) and clinical finishing were pivotal in securing a comprehensive victory.