Roma vs Torino: Official Lineups and Live Match Coverage

In a significant match for the 2025-2026 Coppa Italia Frecciarossa, Roma is set to face Torino at the historic Olympic Stadium in Rome. The match kicks off at 19:45, with a capacity to hold 72,698 spectators.

Current Form and Standings

Roma arrives at this fixture after securing two consecutive victories, climbing to third place in the Serie A standings. They currently sit four points behind the league leaders, although Inter has a game in hand, which could extend the gap to seven points. Notably, Roma has experienced seven defeats this season and is the only team without any draws.

On the other hand, Torino comes into this match following two losses in their previous Serie A encounters, including a 2-1 defeat against Udinese and a 2-0 setback at Atalanta. With only one win in their last four matches—against Verona on January 4—the team managed by Marco Baroni is looking to turn their fortunes around.

Official Lineups

Roma’s Starting XI

• Formation: 3-4-2-1
• Key Players:
  • Svilar (Goalkeeper)
  • Çelik, Ziolkowski, Ghilardi (Defenders)
  • Rensch, Cristante, Pisilli, Wesley (Midfielders)
  • Soulé, El Shaarawy (Forwards)
  • Bailey (Striker)
• Coach: Gian Piero Gasperini

Torino’s Starting XI

• Formation: 3-4-1-2
• Key Players:
  • Paleari (Goalkeeper)
  • Tamèze, Ismajli, Saúl Coco (Defenders)
  • Lazaro, Gineitis, Aboukhlal (Midfielders)
  • Vlasic (Attacking Midfielder)
  • Ché Adams, G. Simeone (Forwards)
• Coach: Marco Baroni

Match History

Historically, the two teams have clashed 187 times across all competitions, with Roma holding a favorable record. They have won 81 matches, while Torino has claimed 58 victories, along with 48 draws. The last encounter in the Coppa Italia was on December 20, 2017, when Torino edged out Roma 2-1 in the round of 16.

Referee Details

The match will be officiated by Kevin Bonacina, assisted by Cipressi and Politi. The fourth official is Livio Marinelli, with VAR duties handled by Paolo Silvio Mazzoleni and Giacomo Paganessi.

As the kick-off approaches, fans eagerly anticipate a thrilling encounter, with Roma aiming for redemption against a struggling Torino side. The stakes are high in this knockout round, where every moment could prove decisive.