Head-to-Head: AS Roma vs Venezia

AS Roma vs Venezia brings together a club accustomed to setting the terms and a challenger capable of making the contest uncomfortable. Venezia’s 3–2 home win in November 2021 supplied an early warning, while Roma answered with a 2–1 victory at the Olimpico in September 2024 and a 1–0 away success in February 2025. Future meetings ask whether Roma’s authority can survive Venezia’s disruption.

Past matches, AS Roma vs Venezia

9 February 2025 Regular Season - 24

Venezia

0 - 1

AS Roma
29 September 2024 Regular Season - 6

AS Roma

2 - 1

Venezia

Stadio Olimpico
14 May 2022 Regular Season - 37

AS Roma

1 - 1

Venezia

Stadio Olimpico
7 November 2021 Regular Season - 12

Venezia

3 - 2

AS Roma

Stadio Pierluigi Penzo

Match center

Venezia

0 - 1

9 February 2025

AS Roma

Starting eleven

Substitutes Venezia

25
D
11
F
19
M
9
F
99
F
97
M
17
M
7
D
79
D
23
G
31
M
1
G
5
D

AS Roma Substitutes

F
56
M
61
D
25
M
35
F
14
D
66
G
95
F
18
D
34
M
7
D
12
G
70

Match events

45'

90'

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⚽

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9'

Lucas Gourna-Douath Yellow Card
10'

Daniel Fila Yellow Card
24'

Fali Candé Yellow Card
46'

A. Saelemaekers D. Rensch
57'

N. Pisilli L. Gourna-Douath
57'
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P. Dybala Penalty
58'

J. Schingtienne A. Marcandalli
58'

G. Oristanio J. Yeboah
58'

V. Nelsson S. El Shaarawy
61'

Bryan Cristante Yellow Card
68'

T. Baldanzi P. Dybala
69'

Zeki Çelik Yellow Card
71'

B. Bjarkason M. Ellertsson
80'

C. Gytkjær D. Fila
80'

M. Marić Kike Pérez
90' +2

E. Shomurodov A. Dovbyk

Stats for this game

Matchup AS Roma VS Venezia

Roma’s edge, Venezia’s reply

Roma have generally carried the stronger expectations in this pairing, but the results offer useful resistance to a one-sided narrative. Venezia won 3–2 in their home meeting on 7 November 2021, turning the fixture into a reminder that territory and momentum can outweigh reputation. Roma’s 2–1 response at the Stadio Olimpico on 29 September 2024 restored the expected order, though it followed a match in which Venezia made the contest competitive.

Different venues, different demands

The 1–0 Roma win in Venice on 9 February 2025 added another layer. A narrow away victory suggested control without comfortable separation, and it placed emphasis on concentration as much as attacking quality. The pairing has crossed changing competitive contexts, so its character is better described through those contrasting match settings than through a permanent label.

That makes the next encounter a useful test of the gap between established status and practical resistance. Roma will want to dictate the rhythm at home or protect an advantage on the road; Venezia’s opportunity is to turn defensive discipline and pressure moments into another result that changes the expected script.