Roma fans return to away matches after 9 months: green light for Como
Ban lifted following January clashes: Como-Roma on October 11 opens away section to As Roma loyalty program subscribers
After almost nine months, Roma fans will be able to follow their team away from home. According to Corriere dello Sport – Roma: for the away trip to Como, scheduled for Sunday, October 11, the ban that kept Roma supporters away from away stands has been removed.
The last time Giallorossi fans had been able to follow the team outside the Olimpico dates back to January 18, when they won 2-0 away at Torino. It was precisely on that day that clashes erupted on the highway with groups of Fiorentina fans, an episode that led to the away match ban for the rest of the 2025-26 season. The measure was then extended week by week for the first two away matches of this championship, at Lecce on August 31 and at Torino on September 14.
How to get to Como
According to reports, tickets for the away section will be sold exclusively to subscribers of the As Roma loyalty program, with no residency requirements. The decision also provides for a strengthening of steward services and pre-filtering checks.
After months of being barred, it is once again possible for Roma fans to organize themselves to follow their team away from Rome.
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- Corriere dello Sport - Roma — Ufficiale, i tifosi della Roma tornano in trasferta: la decisione per la partita di Como
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