A.S ROMA

Having won the Italian Serie A title the previous season for the first time since 1942, Roma decided that a European adventure was very much on the agenda.  The club dispatched Dundee Utd, CSKA Sofia, Dynamo Berlin...

Roma's visionary Swedish coach Nils Liedholm had returned for a 2nd spell in charge as Roma went into the 78/79 Serie A season. This was the year he began fashioning a team that would go on to much success in the 80's, as...

Roma's visionary Swedish coach Nils Liedholm had returned for a 2nd spell in charge as Roma went into the 78/79 Serie A season. This was the year he began fashioning a team that would go on to much success in the 80's, as...

Back in 1934, A.S Roma were Serie A's most deadly attacking side, outscoring every other league side comfortably, despite finishing in 3rd place. This was largely thanks to the attacking abilities of Fulvio Bernadini, Enrico...

Roma's visionary Swedish coach Nils Liedholm had returned for a 2nd spell in charge as Roma went into the 78/79 Serie A season. This was the year he began fashioning a team that would go on to much success in the 80's, as...

The 61/62 season saw Roma obtain a 5th place finish in Serie A: a more than respectable finish for the club at this time. The club featured numerous South Americans in their team throughout the season, with no fewer than 3...

In 1980, a Coppa Italia-winning Roma squad flew to America to take part in a high-profile pre-season tournament against the likes of NASL sides Vancouver Whitecaps, the New York Cosmos & English side Manchester City...

This retro shirt recreates a hugely popular jersey with the Roma faithful that was designed by Piero Gratton. He is also credited with the creation of the club's iconic Lupetto badge. This jersey was worn as the club went on...

The 1978/79 season saw AS Roma go on to lift the prestigious Coppa Italia trophy, with none other than Carlo Ancelotti scoring the winning penalty in the cup final shootout. This trophy also marked the beginning of what...

The 1978/79 season saw AS Roma go on to lift the prestigious Coppa Italia trophy, with none other than Carlo Ancelotti scoring the winning penalty in the cup final shootout. This trophy also marked the beginning of what...

The 1980/81 season saw A.S Roma move their traditional Lupetto badge onto to the right sleeve to accommodate the tricolore rosette they had earned for winning the Coppa Italia the previous season. They successfully defended...