Bologna FC vs AS Roma Tickets

Bologna vs AS Roma: One of Football's Great Fixtures

Bologna against AS Roma at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara is a fixture between two of Italian football's founding clubs in one of the country's most historically rich stadiums. Bologna's recent resurgence under progressive management has made them a more competitive opponent than their resources would suggest. Roma travelling to the Dall'Ara know they face a physically intense and well-organised team in front of a passionate home crowd. The next meeting takes place on 06 Dec 2026 at 15:00, as part of the 2026/2027 campaign.

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Bologna vs AS Roma Match Preview

Bologna at home to Roma tend to use their high-intensity pressing and direct play to try to disrupt Roma's comfort on the ball. The Dall'Ara crowd is typically loud and engaged, and Bologna's local support is one of the most consistent in the division. Roma need to be composed under pressure and clinical in the chances they create.

Key Players to Watch

Dan Ndoye is Bologna's most dynamic attacking outlet, a winger known for his electric pace and ability to create problems behind a defensive line. Riccardo Orsolini's technical quality and end-product from wide positions adds a second threat. For Roma, Lorenzo Pellegrini's ability to control the tempo and create from deep is the most important individual quality in away fixtures where Roma need to be patient.

Stadio Renato Dall'Ara: Match Venue

The Stadio Renato Dall'Ara in Bologna is one of the oldest and most historically atmospheric grounds in Italian football, opened in 1927 and comprehensively renovated. With a capacity of approximately 36,000, the stadium's elliptical shape and continuous roof create a distinctive visual identity. The Dall'Ara sits in the south of the city, a walkable distance from the historic centre. Bologna's passionate support fills the stadium with a noise level disproportionate to the club's size and the ground's loyal atmosphere has remained consistent across decades of Serie A football.

How to Get to Stadio Renato Dall'Ara

The Stadio Renato Dall'Ara is in the south of Bologna, approximately two kilometres from the central railway station. Bus routes 14 and 21 run from the central station to the stadium area on match days. The walk from Bologna Centrale through the city centre takes approximately thirty minutes and passes through the historic portico streets. By car, the stadium is accessible from the A1 autostrada and parking is available in surrounding streets and designated areas. Bologna is a high-speed rail hub connected to Milan, Florence and Rome, making it accessible from across Italy.

Bologna Fan Guide: What to Do on Match Day

Bologna is one of Italy's most liveable and intellectually distinctive cities, home to the world's oldest university and a gastronomic tradition that makes it arguably the finest food city in the country. The historic centre, with its forty kilometres of covered porticoes, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Piazza Maggiore is the civic heart of the city and a natural gathering point for match-day visitors. The Quadrilatero market district is the best place to experience Bologna's food culture, with producers of mortadella, tagliatelle al ragù and fresh pasta that define the city's international reputation. San Petronio, one of Italy's largest churches, overlooks the main square.

Bologna vs AS Roma Head-to-Head History

Roma and Bologna have met many times in Serie A and the overall head-to-head favours Roma, though the Dall'Ara has produced challenging away results for Roman sides in several recent seasons. Bologna's recent improvement has tightened the competitive balance of this fixture.