1990–91 A.S. Roma season

A.S. Roma

1990–91 season
Manager	Ottavio Bianchi
Serie A	9th
UEFA Cup	Final
Coppa Italia	Champions
Top goalscorer	Rudi Völler (11)
← 1989–90 1991–92 →

A.S. Roma won Coppa Italia and reached the final of the UEFA Cup, which compensated for Ottavio Bianchi's problematic league season, where Roma finished in a mere 9th place, their worst season since 1979.

In the UEFA Cup, Roma reached the two-legged final, where Inter won at home by 2-0, which a Ruggiero Rizzitelli goal in the return leg could not cancel out. Instead, a 3-1 win at home and a draw at Stadio Luigi Ferraris against Sampdoria, winning the 1991 edition of Coppa Italia.

Squad

Goalkeepers

• Giovanni Cervone
• Angelo Peruzzi
• Giuseppe Zinetti

Defenders

• Amedeo Carboni
• Aldair
• Antonio Comi
• Manuel Gerolin
• Thomas Berthold
• Sebastiano Nela
• Stefano Pellegrini
• Dario Rossi
• Antonio Tempestilli

Midfielders

• Bruno Conti
• Fabrizio Di Mauro
• Giampiero Maini
• Giuseppe Giannini
• Stefano Desideri
• Fausto Salsano
• Giovanni Piacentini
• Daniele Berretta

Attackers

• Ruggiero Rizzitelli
• Rudi Völler
• Andrea Carnevale
• Roberto Muzzi

Serie A

Matches

1	Roma	4–0	Fiorentina
	Völler  17' Salsano  42' Carnevale  62' (pen.), 65'

2	Genoa	3–0	Roma
	Onorati  11' Aguilera  43', 48' (pen.)

3	Roma	1–0	Bari
	Carnevale  48'

4	Inter	2–1	Roma
	Klinsmann  76' Pizzi  78'		Carnevale  30'

5	Torino	1–0	Roma
	Romano  60'

6	Roma	3–0	Lecce
	Salsano  54' Rizzitelli  63' Völler  76'

7	Parma	2–1	Roma
	Brolin  33' Nela  45' (o.g.)		Giannini  38'

8	Roma	4–1	Cesena
	Desideri  48' Völler  51, 56' Muzzi  83'		Gerolin  82' (o.g.)

9	Juventus	5–0	Roma
	Schillaci  23, 29, 61' Aldair  55' (o.g.) Baggio  90'

10	Roma	4–1	Bologna
	Berthold  27' Aldair  60' Desideri  88' Völler  90'		Poli  37'

11	Lazio	1–1	Roma
	Sosa  55'		Völler  45' (pen.)

12	Roma	0–0	Milan

13	Sampdoria	2–1	Roma
	Tempestilli  12' (o.g.) Vialli  55'		Tempestilli  13'

14	Atalanta	2–2	Roma
	Bordin  3' Caniggia  25'		Bigliardi  52' (o.g.) Giannini  62'

15	Roma	0–0	Cagliari

16	Napoli	1–1	Roma
	Zola  15'		Salsano  65'

17	Roma	0–2	Pisa
			Larsen  59' Lucarelli  68'

18	Fiorentina	1–1	Roma
	Buso  36'		Salsano  48'

19	Roma	3–1	Genoa
	Giannini  40' Di Mauro  45' Völler  80'		Aguilera  58'

20	Bari	0–1	Roma
			Nela  83'

21	Roma	1–1	Inter
	Rizzitelli  81'		Berti  67'

22	Roma	2–0	Torino
	Aldair  18' Völler  83' (pen.)

23	Lecce	1–1	Roma
	Pasculli  29' (pen.)		Muzzi  14'

24	Roma	1–1	Parma
	Di Mauro  35'		Brolin  30'

25	Cesena	1–1	Roma
	Ciocci  65' (pen.)		Völler  59'

26	Roma	0–1	Juventus
			Casiraghi  47'

27	Bologna	2–3	Roma
	Détári  27' Türkyılmaz  31' (pen.)		Rizzitelli  35' Desideri  64' Völler  83' (pen.)

28	Roma	1–1	Lazio
	Völler  53' (pen.)		Sosa  80'

29	Roma	0–1	Sampdoria
			Vierchowod  50'

30	Milan	1–1	Roma
	Agostini  90'		Rizzitelli  87'

31	Roma	2–1	Atalanta
	Bonacina  60' (o.g.) Rizzitelli  90'		Catelli  42'

32	Cagliari	0–0	Roma

33	Roma	1–1	Napoli
	Carboni  15'		Rizzardi  80'

34	Pisa	0–1	Roma
			Muzzi  72'

Top Scorers

• Rudi Völler 11 (4)
• Ruggiero Rizzitelli 5
• Andrea Carnevale 4 (1)
• Fausto Salsano 4
• Giuseppe Giannini 3
• Stefano Desideri 3
• Roberto Muzzi 3

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1990/91

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