Torino 0-2 Roma Player Ratings: Dybala Dazzles in an Away Win For I Giallorossi

Roma produced a controlled and clinical display to claim a 2–0 away victory over Torino in this Serie A encounter. While the hosts showed intent and energy, Roma’s superior quality in the final third ultimately proved decisive.

The visitors took charge through the influence of Paulo Dybala, who delivered a standout performance. The Argentine was at the heart of Roma’s attacking play, providing a beautiful assist to open the scoring before later adding a goal of his own to put the result beyond doubt. Donyell Malen scored a brilliant goal in the 26th minute.

Torino attempted to respond and enjoyed spells of possession, but clear-cut chances were limited. Despite their effort, they struggled to break down a well-organised Roma defence and lacked the sharpness needed to shift momentum in their favour. Dybala put the final nail in the coffin on 72th minute with a clinical finish.

As the match went on, Roma remained composed and in control, ensuring there were no late scares. It was a professional away performance, defined by individual brilliance and efficiency.

Here are Sportsdunua’s Torino vs Roma Player Ratings from the Serie A clash.

Key Takeaways

• Paulo Dybala dominated the contest with an assist and a goal, leading Roma’s attack with class and creativity.

• Roma punished key moments through Malen’s opener and Dybala’s second despite limited overall chances.

• Solid organisation and game management ensured a comfortable 2–0 win with no late danger.

Roma Player Ratings vs Torino

Let's delve deep into the Roma Player Ratings.

Goalkeeper

Mile Svilar - 7.5: A very solid performance from the goalkeeper. He made four crucial saves, with two of them coming from shots inside the box. We noticed his confidence in claiming the ball and his distribution was calm and effective, boasting 11 ball recoveries. He was a reliable presence between the sticks.

Defenders

Evan Ndicka - 7.0: A rock at the back for Roma. He was imperious, winning two-thirds of his duels and making a staggering eight clearances throughout the game. His passing was crisp, with an 89% accuracy, ensuring Roma built from the back securely. A very composed and no-nonsense display.

Gianluca Mancini - 7.0: It was a classic performance from Mancini, full of aggression and passion. He earned a yellow card for his troubles but also showed a surprising creative side, creating four chances for his teammates. Defensively, he was solid with five clearances and was a constant thorn in the side of Torino's forwards.

Mario Hermoso - 6.0: His evening was cruelly cut short by an injury just 23 minutes into the match. Before being substituted, he looked comfortable on the ball and won all four of his contested duels. It’s a shame his contribution was limited, as he was just getting into the game.

Midfielders

Devyne Rensch - 7.0: A mixed but ultimately effective outing. He provided the crucial assist for the second goal, showcasing his creative vision. However, what stood out to us was his tendency to be loose in possession, losing the ball 19 times. Despite this, his attacking contribution was vital for the win.

Bryan Cristante - 7.0: The captain put in a real shift in the middle of the park. He was a dominant physical presence, winning four aerial duels and making four important clearances. He controlled the game's tempo with his passing and was the engine room for his team.

Manu Koné - 7.5: Exceptionally tidy and efficient. His 93% pass accuracy was outstanding, providing the glue that held Roma's midfield together. He was also a defensive stalwart, winning six duels and making two key interceptions. A complete midfield performance.

Wesley - 8.0: An absolutely dominant display from our perspective. He was a machine in midfield, winning an incredible 9 out of 11 duels. His energy was relentless, as he made four ball recoveries and even created a big chance. A powerhouse performance that overwhelmed Torino's midfield.

Forwards

Lorenzo Pellegrini - 6.5: It was a relatively quiet match for him before he was substituted in the 52nd minute. He showed some flashes of quality and tried to link up play but struggled to impose himself on the game. Not his most influential day.

Donyell Malen - 7.5: He was a constant menace with his pace and scored the vital opening goal with a sharp finish. He registered four shots, two of which were on target, always looking to test the keeper. His runs in behind caused problems all evening, even if he was caught offside a few times.

Paulo Dybala - 9.5: The highest-rated player and an undisputed Man of the Match. This was a masterclass in attacking football. He scored a goal, provided an assist for the opener, and created three chances. Every time he touched the ball, something seemed to happen. A truly magical performance that decided the game.

Substitutes

Substitutes - N/A: Players like Daniele Ghilardi and Matías Soulé were brought on to see the game out. They performed their roles adequately but didn't have enough time on the pitch to warrant a specific rating.

Manager

G. Gasperini - 8.0: He set his team up perfectly. Roma were defensively robust and devastatingly effective on the counter-attack. His tactical plan worked flawlessly, and his management of the game after taking the lead was excellent.

Torino Player Ratings vs Roma

Let's look at the Torino Player Ratings vs Roma.

Goalkeeper

Alberto Paleari - 6.0: He couldn't have done much to prevent either of Roma's goals. He made two saves and was decisive with three good high claims under pressure. A tough day at the office against a ruthless attacking force.

Defenders

Saúl Coco - 7.0: One of Torino's best performers on a difficult night. He was formidable in defense, winning an impressive 8 of his 11 duels. His passing was near-perfect at 97% accuracy, showing great composure. He can hold his head high despite the result.

Ardian Ismajli - 5.5: From our perspective, he had a torrid time. He picked up an early yellow card and seemed to struggle with the movement of Roma's attackers. While he made nine clearances, he also committed three fouls and looked unsettled.

Adrien Tamèze - 6.0: A solid if unspectacular defensive shift. He won most of his duels and even created two chances going forward. However, as part of a defense that was breached twice, it's hard to rate his performance any higher.

Midfielders

Emirhan İlkhan - 6.5: He was a bundle of energy in the midfield. His defensive work was impressive, winning four of five tackles. He passed the ball neatly but lacked that incisive pass to unlock the Roma defense before his substitution.

Zakaria Aboukhlal - 5.5: His match was unfortunately ended by injury after just 33 minutes. He barely had a chance to get involved, with only 10 touches of the ball. It was a non-eventful appearance for him.

Nikola Vlašić - 5.0: A deeply disappointing performance from the captain. He was largely invisible and failed to provide any creative spark, turning the ball over four times. We expected him to be the one to drive his team forward, but he was passive and ineffective.

Valentino Lazaro - 5.0: A very frustrating player to watch. He lost possession a staggering 22 times, killing many of Torino's attacks before they could even start. He attempted seven crosses but his delivery was poor. A really poor performance.

Gvidas Gineitis - 6.0: He only played the first half and didn't make much of an impression. He had one wild shot from distance and was generally neat in possession. An average performance before being hooked at halftime.

Forwards

Ché Adams - 6.0: He was left isolated for long periods but never stopped working for his team, winning six duels. He had a couple of half-chances but couldn't convert them. It was a thankless task for him leading the line.

Cyril Ngonge - 6.5: One of Torino's brighter sparks in attack. He managed two shots on target and always looked to be positive on the ball. However, he was also wasteful, losing possession 14 times, which hampered his overall impact.

Substitutes

Substitutes - N/A: The introductions of Cesare Casadei and Marcus Pedersen offered a bit more energy, but the game was already gone. They tried to make an impact but couldn't change the course of the match.

Manager

M. Baroni - 5.0: His team lacked a clear identity. They seemed unsure of their attacking plan and were too vulnerable defensively. While injuries didn't help, his side was thoroughly outplayed and out-thought on the day.

Player of the Match

Paulo Dybala was Sportsdunia's man of the match.

Worst Performer

Valentino Lazaro had a difficult game for Torino against Roma.