Serie A
7:45 PMMarch 1, 2026
Regular Season – 27
Stadio Olimpico
Referee: Simone Sozza, Italy
AS Roma
World Class
0
Solid
0
Bang Average
0
Lucky
0
Shocking
0
Juventus
World Class
0
Solid
0
Bang Average
0
Lucky
0
Shocking
0
Match Stats
Lineups
Head-2-Head
Standings
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1.65
Expected goals (xG)
1.39
-1.00
Goals Prevented
-1.00
Passing
342 (82%)
Accurate passes
402 (82%)
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Substitutes
92
F
Stephan El Shaarawy
78
F
Robinio Vaz
21
F
Paulo Dybala
68
F
Antonio Arena
3
D
Angeliño
20
F
Lorenzo Venturino
12
D
Konstantinos Tsimikas
24
D
Jan Ziółkowski
91
G
Radosław Żelezny
70
G
Giorgio De Marzi
F
Bryan Zaragoza
90′ Replaced by L. PellegriniM
Neil El Aynaoui
74′ Replaced by B. CristanteD
Daniele Ghilardi
74′ Replaced by D. RenschCoach
Piero Gasperini Gian
1
G
Mattia Perin
6
D
Lloyd Kelly
D
Bremer (C)
47′
15
D
Pierre Kalulu
27
M
Andrea Cambiaso
19
M
Khéphren Thuram
8
M
Teun Koopmeiners
22
M
Weston McKennie
10
F
Kenan Yıldız
F
Francisco Conceição
Serie A Standings – Serie A
TotalHomeAway
Qualification/Relegation
Promotion – Champions League (League phase)Promotion – Europa League (League phase)Promotion – Conference League (Qualification)Relegation – Serie B
Juventus staged a stunning late comeback, snatching a dramatic 3-3 draw against AS Roma at the Stadio Olimpico.
A breathless Serie A encounter saw Juventus fight back from a two-goal deficit. They secured a thrilling 3-3 draw against AS Roma. Federico Gatti emerged as the hero, striking deep into injury time.
Roma, in fourth, aimed to consolidate Champions League hopes with strong home form. Sixth-placed Juventus sought consistency, hoping to close the gap on European spots.
The first half offered midfield battles before scoring began. Roma’s Wesley Franca received a yellow card in the 27th minute for a rash challenge.
Despite the card, Franca soon found his rhythm. In the 39th minute, Niccolò Pisilli delivered a precise pass. Franca then drilled a powerful shot home. Roma took a crucial 1-0 lead.
The half-time whistle allowed both sides to regroup. Juventus needed a swift response. Roma aimed to consolidate their defensive advantage.
Juventus emerged revitalized, scoring almost immediately. Francisco Conceição collected a Bremer pass, firing home in the 47th minute. The quick equalizer brought the visitors level at 1-1.
Roma, however, quickly reasserted dominance. Defender Evan Ndicka rose to meet a Lorenzo Pellegrini corner. He headed home in the 54th minute. The Giallorossi were back in front, making it 2-1.
The home side extended their lead just ten minutes later. Donyell Malen collected a clever assist from Manu Koné. He slotted the ball confidently in the 65th minute. Roma seemed to be cruising at 3-1.
But Juventus refused to surrender. Substitute Jérémie Boga, introduced earlier, made an instant impact. He burst forward and smashed a powerful shot home in the 78th minute. This reduced the deficit to 3-2.
The Old Lady pressed relentlessly. Deep into stoppage time, in the 93rd minute, Federico Gatti capitalised on a loose ball. He prodded it past the keeper. This completed a remarkable comeback.
Statistics showed a tight battle; both teams managed five shots on target. Roma held a higher Expected Goals (xG) of 1.65 compared to Juventus’s 1.39. However, the visitors commanded 53% possession.
This dramatic draw keeps Roma fourth, and Juventus sixth. Both teams leave the Stadio Olimpico with a point. Juventus gained a vital one, while Roma will rue two points lost.
