Roma beat Fiorentina 4-0 in Serie A, with their 3-4-2-1 shape providing control and attacking support around a decisive Donyell Malen. The forward scored three times, while Niccolò Pisilli added the fourth, as Roma translated their territorial advantage into a commanding result. They held 61% possession and generated 3.07 xG from 17 shots, eight of which were on target, underlining the efficiency and volume of their attacking work. Fiorentina’s 4-3-2-1 system produced nine attempts and four efforts on target, but their total xG remained at 0.35. Roma’s goalkeeper saved all four shots he faced, recording a 100% save rate and preventing 0.36 goals above expectation. At the other end, Fiorentina’s goalkeeper stopped half of Roma’s eight on-target efforts, with a 50% save percentage and a goals-saved-above-xG figure of minus 1.0. The contrast reflected Roma’s sharper finishing, particularly through Malen, alongside a compact defensive performance that limited the quality of Fiorentina’s opportunities despite their four accurate shots. Roma take an immediate boost from this emphatic league victory.