Roma Secure Serie A Fourth Place with Dominant Win Over Genoa in 2025
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Roma concluded their 2025 campaign with a resounding victory, reclaiming fourth place in Serie A with 33 points after a 3-1 triumph over Genoa at the Stadio Olimpico on Monday evening. The win also saw the team surpass Juventus in the league standings.
The match carried a unique emotional weight, marking the first time former Roma legend Daniele De Rossi returned to the Stadio Olimpico as an opposing manager, leading Genoa. The reception for De Rossi was overwhelmingly positive, filled with songs, applause, and a standing ovation as he departed the pitch. However, once play commenced, Roma, under the direction of manager Gian Piero Gasperini, demonstrated unwavering focus.
Early Goals Define Roma’s Victory
Roma established a commanding lead within the first half-hour, showcasing an offensive efficiency rarely seen this season. Matias Soulé opened the scoring in the 14th minute, capitalizing on a defensive lapse from Genoa. Just five minutes later, French midfielder Manu Koné doubled the advantage, completing a well-orchestrated team play at close range. The offensive pressure continued, and in the 31st minute, Ferguson extended Roma’s lead with a decisive strike following a rebound from Sommariva.
“Everything clicked for us in the first half,” a senior official stated. “The speed and precision of our attack were exceptional.”
Genoa’s Late Goal Offers Little Resistance
Despite a late consolation goal from Genoa’s Ekhator in the 87th minute, the visitors posed no significant threat to Roma’s dominance. Roma appeared fully focused on their upcoming fixture against Atalanta, demonstrating a clear intent to maintain their momentum.
The victory underscores Roma’s strong finish to the year and positions them favorably as they look ahead to future challenges in Serie A. .
