US EditionSoccer-Atalanta get the party started as Champions League place secured
- Atalanta secured a 2-1 home win against AS Roma on Monday at Gewiss Stadium, clinching a Champions League place for next season.
- This decisive match was part of a crucial European qualification race, with Roma seeking to overtake Lazio and Juventus, while Atalanta aimed to maintain third place.
- Ademola Lookman opened the scoring early, followed by Ibrahim Sulemana’s late goal to hold the lead despite Roma’s penalty appeal being overturned by VAR.
- Atalanta now has 71 points, seven points clear of Juventus and Lazio, with just two remaining matches, and coach Gian Piero Gasperini called it a "fantastic achievement for Atalanta."
- The victory ensures Atalanta's fifth Champions League qualification since 2019 and allows them a more relaxed approach to final fixtures against Genoa and Parma.
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Soccer-Atalanta get the party started as Champions League place secured
BERGAMO, Italy (Reuters) - Atalanta will waste no time and celebrate an overall positive season starting now, coach Gian Piero Gasperini said on Monday after a 2-1 home win over AS Roma sealed their Champions League return. Read full story
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Atalanta Bergamo – AS Roma: Ranieri’s Fairytale Finish Takes A Vital Blow (2-1)
With AS Roma firmly in the Champions League mix, a win in Bergamo would have put them in the driving seat. However, Atalanta changed the course of the game to secure their own position on the grandest stage. Tactical analysis and match report by Joel Parker. A year to the day, Atalanta Bergamo and Roma faced each other in a crucial six-pointer for European spots; the two would meet again with a similar objective. With time running out on Gian Pi…
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