AC MILAN v ROMA: MATCH PREVIEW

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·2 novembre 2025

AC MILAN v ROMA: MATCH PREVIEW

AC Milan is set to face Roma in the Matchday 10 of Serie A 2025/26. The match will take place on November 2 at 20:45 at San Siro. The Rossoneri, led by coach Allegri, aim to strengthen their position in the standings against the team managed by Gasperini. Both teams are competing for top positions, making this encounter particularly significant. We approach kick-off with our Match Preview.

LATEST FROM MILANELLO AC Milan comes into this match following a 1-1 draw against Atalanta, a result that followed a 2-2 home draw against Pisa. The Rossoneri are experiencing a period of ups and downs in the league but are showing signs of growth and determination. Allegri's team is ready to capitalize on home advantage to return to winning ways and continue their pursuit of the top spots. No players suspended or at risk of suspension. Pulisic, Gimenez, Rabiot, and Tomori remain out, while Leão and Estupiñan have returned.

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"After the international break, we lost a few players, but these things happen," said Coach Allegri during his pre-match press conference. "We have recuperated and tomorrow we expect a great game, but a tough one too. Roma have conceded very few goals, while we've let some in over the last few games. We need to change that pattern. Gasperini has already given a strong identity to the team, a physically strong side that covers a lot of distance. Dybala and Soulé are real quality. We'll need focus, compactness, and consistency in duels to keep them under control."

LATEST FROM ROMA Roma, fresh from a 2-1 victory over Parma, arrives at San Siro with the aim of maintaining their excellent form. The Giallorossi have shown solidity and consistency, winning seven of the nine matches played in the league. Gasperini's team is determined to extend their positive streak and consolidate their position among the top teams. The match against AC Milan represents an important test for Roma's seasonal ambitions, with the Argentine duo Soulé and Dybala as their main attacking threat. Gasperini also has no players suspended or at risk of suspension. Absentees: Angeliño and Ferguson.

"Both ourselves and AC Milan have started really well", said Gasperini. "I'm not speaking about the Scudetto because our goal is just to compete. Now, we're heading to San Siro to compete with AC Milan, a high-quality team that has added a number of very good players to their ranks during the transfer window. Playing in this sort of match is a brilliant opportunity".

PRE-MATCH STATS

Roma is the team against which AC Milan has won the most matches in its Serie A history: 80 in 180 matches, with 54 draws and 46 Giallorossi victories.
AC Milan has remained unbeaten in 10 of the last 11 league matches against Roma (6W, 4D), although they lost the most recent one (3-1 at the Olimpico last May 18); the Giallorossi could achieve at least two consecutive wins against the Rossoneri in Serie A for the first time since the period between May 2016 and October 2017 (four consecutive victories in that case).
In the last 10 Serie A matches between AC Milan and Roma, both teams have always scored: 35 total goals in the period (3.5 on average per match) - 20 for the Rossoneri and 15 for the Giallorossi.
Roma is the team against which Alexis Saelemaekers has scored the most goals in Serie A: three; the Giallorossi is also the team with which the AC Milan player has scored the most goals in a single season in the tournament: seven in 22 matches in 2024/25.

WHERE TO WATCH AC MILAN v ROMA In Italy, the match will be shown live on DAZN. To watch it in a different country, you will need to head to the "AC Milan on TV" section under the heading "Abroad". The Matchday coverage will be available on Milan TV: with the live stream starting from 20:00 CET, leading you right up to kick-off. Following the match, there will be coverage of player interviews and Coach Allegri's press conference. Don't miss the coverage on acmilan.com, AC Milan Official App, the social media channels, and WhatsApp.

LATEST FROM SERIE A The match will be refereed by Marco Guida from the Torre Annunziata section. He will be assisted by linesmen Dei Giudici and Rossi, with Marchetti as the fourth official. Di Paolo will be in charge of VAR, assisted by Di Bello as AVAR.

Matchday 10 kicked off at 15:00 CET with Udinese 1-0 Atalanta, Napoli 0-0 Como at 18:00, and Cremonese 1-2 Juventus at 20:45. Sunday's fixtures feature Hellas Verona v Inter at 12:30, Fiorentina v Lecce and Torino v Pisa at 15:00, Parma v Bologna at 18:00, and AC Milan v Roma at 20:45. The matchday concludes on Monday with Sassuolo v Genoa at 18:30 and Lazio v Cagliari at 20:45. The current standings: Napoli* 22; Roma 21; Inter, AC Milan and Juventus* 18; Como* 17; Bologna and Udinese* 15; Cremonese* 14; Atalanta* and Sassuolo 13; Lazio and Torino 12; Cagliari 9; Parma 7; Lecce 6; Hellas Verona and Pisa 5; Fiorentina 4; Genoa 3. (* = one more game)

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