Head-to-Head: Paris Saint Germain vs AS Roma

Paris Saint Germain vs AS Roma has a limited direct history, centred on an International Champions Cup exhibition on 20 July 2017. The match finished 1-1 before Paris Saint Germain won 5-3 on penalties. That shootout gave PSG the victory on the occasion, but the exhibition setting offers no competitive hierarchy. The pairing therefore remains open to a different balance when the clubs meet in a competitive European setting.

Upcoming matches, Paris Saint Germain vs AS Roma

25 November 2026 - 20:00 Group Stage

Paris Saint Germain

VS

AS Roma

Past matches, Paris Saint Germain vs AS Roma

20 July 2017 North America - 1

AS Roma

1 - 1

Paris Saint Germain

Match center

AS Roma

1 - 1

20 July 2017

Paris Saint Germain

Starting eleven

Starting XI AS Roma

Paris Saint Germain Starting XI

Substitutes AS Roma

Paris Saint Germain Substitutes

Match events

45'

90'

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36'
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Marquinhos Normal Goal (Asst: Jesé)
46'

Gerson J. Iturbe
46'

R. Nainggolan K. Strootman
46'

F. Fazio K. Manolas
46'

U. Sadiq E. Džeko
46'

M. Tumminello Lorenzo Pellegrini
46'

Leandro Castán H. Moreno
46'

B. Matuidi A. Rabiot
46'

P. Kimpembe Thiago Silva
60'
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U. Sadiq Normal Goal (Asst: Gerson)
61'

D. De Rossi M. Gonalons
61'

M. Antonucci D. Perotti
69'

L. Callegari T. Motta
69'

C. Nkunku Dani Alves
69'

Yuri L. Kurzawa
69'

Gonçalo Guedes J. Pastore
82'

A. Bernede Jesé
82'

O. Édouard G. Lo Celso
84'

M. Seck Juan Jesus

Matchup Paris Saint Germain VS AS Roma

A draw before the shootout

The direct meeting on 20 July 2017 ended 1-1 in the International Champions Cup, with AS Roma listed as the home side and Paris Saint Germain as the away side. Paris Saint Germain then prevailed 5-3 in the penalty shootout. The result gives PSG the formal win attached to that exhibition, while the 90-minute scoreline shows no separation between the teams. Both details belong in the story, but neither establishes a competitive pecking order.

Competition can reset the balance

Because the known meeting came in an exhibition competition, its value is mainly descriptive rather than decisive. The regulation score was level, and the subsequent shootout supplied the only separation on that occasion. AS Roma retain ample room to define a different pattern in a competitive setting. The lasting question is whether another European meeting produces the same balance or a clear margin, and whether either club can then repeat its result strongly enough to establish a recognizable direct edge.