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Roma have criticised the Giallorossi fans who chanted racist abuse in Sunday's game against Napoli. “What occurred Sunday night is appalling and unacceptable,” a club statement read. “AS Roma does not want those individuals responsible as fans.

Roma insist they have yet to make a decision on who will be their Coach for the 2013-14 campaign. The Giallorossi are currently bossed by Aurelio Andreazzoli, a club tactician who replaced Zdenek Zeman in February. Andreazzoli is set to be replaced in ...

Roma have issued a statement rejecting reports that they are in talks with Marquinhos over a new deal at the Stadio Olimpico. “AS Roma wish to announce that there are no negotiations underway for the renewal of Marcos Aoás Corrêa's contract, which is ...

Roma have had a middling campaign, but are still in the race for Europe and have reached the Coppa Italia Final. They beat Fiorentina twice already this season in Serie A at the Olimpico and in the Coppa Italia in Florence, so provide a tough test for ...

Current Bologna coach Stefano Pioli is once again being associated with AS Roma as a possible new coach for the start of next season. The 47-year-old has won many plaudits in Italy for the impressive job that he has done at Bologna and is one of the ...

Roma will be forced to close the Curva Sud for one game after racist chanting, while Inter have been fined €50,000. It is a blow for the Giallorossi, who had already been fined €50,000 last week and given a warning for racist abuse aimed at Milan's ...

ROME (Reuters) – AC Milan and AS Roma have denied local media reports that Milan manager Massimiliano Allegri will be moving to Roma at the end of the season. "AC Milan categorically denies what was published today in the pages of the Corriere della ...

His latest being an invitation to the Italian Football Cup final at Stadio Olimpico on May 26. Last year, Italy expressed its adoration for Psy with a flash mob of 30,000 fans. "Massive Roma Flash Mob - Piazza del Popolo 10-11-2012 - 30.000 Presenze ...

FIFA President Joseph. Blatter also said he would talk to the Italian football federation (FIGC), which he said had not been thorough enough in investigating Sunday's incident in the match at AC Milan and had made its decision too quickly. "What is ...