Surreal scenes unfolded last night in Bergamo during Atalanta-Roma, a decisive match in the race for the next Champions League. At the Gewiss Stadium, tension was already sky-high after Sulemana’s

The central episode of Atalanta-Roma that will certainly be discussed in the coming hours is what happened around the 65th minute: the referee Sozza awards a penalty to the Giallorossi for an

Atalanta BC manager Gian Piero Gasperini has commended Ibrahim Sulemana after his stunner rescued the side against AS Roma on Monday night .

Atalanta executive Luca Percassi applauded the decision of VAR to call off Roma’s penalty on Monday night. In an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport, Percassi said, “In our opinion, the intervention of the VAR was correct.

Atalanta forward Ademola Lookman was in doubt to feature against Roma on Monday but the Nigerian started and scored a decisive goal to secure Champions League football for La Dea.La Dea knew a defeat to Roma could transform the race for Europe,

Gian Piero Gasperini expects ‘an entertaining match’ between Atalanta and Roma, with a joke reassuring fans on the fitness levels of Ademola Lookman.It kicks off at the Gewiss Stadium in Bergamo

Roma coach Ranieri raged at VAR and the referee last night after a 2-1 loss against Atalanta, in a massive match in the race for the top four. Roma were awarded a penalty kick in the second half for a Mario Pasalic foul on Manu Koné, but referee Simone Sozza changed his mind after an on-field review.

Ghana’s Ibrahim Sulemana scores a stunning winner for Atalanta against Roma, securing Champions League qualification and marking his first goal in style