Bologna
AS Roma
Bologna: 28. Skorupski, 4. Sosa Joaquin, 14. Bonifazi, 29. De Silvestri( till 70'), 50. Cambiaso А., 8. Dominguez N., 19. Ferguson L.( till 70'), 30. Schouten, 7. Orsolini, 9. Arnautovic( till 70'), 99. Barrow Mu.
Substitution: 22. Lykogiannis(from 70'), 6. Moro N.(from 70'), 11. Zirkzee(from 70')
Bench: 1. Bardi, 34. Ravaglia F., 17. Medel, 20. Aebischer, 25. Pyyhtia
Yellow Cards: Bonifazi 43', Orsolini 80'
AS Roma: 99. Svilar, 3. Ibañez R., 19. Çelik( till 53'), 58. Missori, 20. Camara Mady, 4. Cristante, 18. Solbakken( till 70'), 25. Wijnaldum( till 53'), 68. Tahirovic( till 76'), 59. Zalewski, 11. Belotti( till 54')
Substitution: 23. Mancini G.(from 53'), 52. Bove E.(from 53'), 9. Abraham T.(from 54'), 7. Pellegrini Lo.(from 70'), 8. Matic(from 76')
Bench: 63. Boer P., 84. Del Bello, 55. Darboe E., 60. Keramitsis, 82. Falasca, 73. Faticanti, 37. Spinazzola, 62. Volpato C., 77. Majchrzak
Yellow Cards: Camara Mady 90'
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The only goal of the match was scored by Roma midfielder Edoardo Bove in the 63rd minute
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Riccardo Orsolini became the top-scoring Italian player in the league with his goal from the spot while Arek Milik redeemed himself after missing a penalty by smashing home a first-time finish
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Roma were on the verge of beating Milan in Serie A after scoring in the 93rd minute, but could not hold onto the winning score until the final whistle
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Against all odds, the Bergamaschi dispatched the Giallorossi with a convincing display to put an end to Mourinho’s winning streak
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The Argentine cemented his place as a staple in the Giallorossi attack after becoming only the second player since Mo Salah in 2004/05 to score more than 10 goals and provide more than 5 assists in his debut season for Roma
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Roma managed to break Sampdoria after a Jeison Murillo red card, with goals by Gini Wijnaldum, Paulo Dybala and El Shaarawy
