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The club from the Italian capital easily dominated Monza (1-4) and moved up to fifth place in Serie A.
This Saturday, early in the evening, AS Roma traveled to the Stadio Brianteo in Monza, on the occasion of the 27th day of Serie A. Thanks to goals from its captain Pellegrini (38th), Belgian international Lukaku (42nd) and the Argentinians Dybala (64th) and Leandro Paredes (82nd), the Louve club easily won (1-4). The Locals reduced the gap at the end of the match through Carboni (87th).
Following this success, the third in a row in the championship, Daniele De Rossi’s men moved up to fifth place in the standings. With 47 points on the clock, they are now only one length behind Bologna, who will travel to Bergamo on Sunday (6 p.m.) to challenge Atalanta. Tomorrow evening, at 8:45 p.m., the clash of the 27th day of Serie A will also take place, pitting Napoli against Juventus Turin.
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