In Stats: 10 numbers from Roma's 3-1 win over Torino

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Adding to their efforts against Bologna on Matchday 11, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Jordan Veretout have now both scored in successive league games for the second time in 2020-21, while Lorenzo Pellegrini has done so for the first time as a Roma player.

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Veretout’s sixth Serie A goal of the season means he’s now scored as many after 12 games of this campaign as he managed in 33 league appearances across the entirety of 2019-20.

7

Seven games have passed since Chris Smalling made his last start for Roma, which was the 3-1 win at Genoa on Matchday 7.

10

Roma have now won 10 of their last 11 games against Torino at the Stadio Olimpico in Serie A and have scored 30 goals over the course of those 10 victories.

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Veretout has now converted all 11 of his penalties as a Roma player - nine in Serie A and two more in the Europa League.

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Mkhitaryan lashed home his seventh Serie A goal of the season to hand Roma the lead, taking him to a total of 12 goalscoring contributions already this term - when you add his five assists to those seven strikes.

14

No team have collected more points at home than Roma so far this season as they took their total haul at the Olimpico to 14 from six unbeaten matches (W4, D2) in the league this term and stretched their record to 13 without a loss on home soil in all competitions (W9, D4).

27

Roma have now scored 27 in Serie A already, and have only found the net more times after the first 12 games of a league campaign on five previous occasions - the last of which was in 2016-17, when they bagged 29 goals from their opening 12 matches.

50

Pau Lopez made his 50th appearance for the Giallorossi in all competitions, while Gianluca Mancini brought up a half century of starts for the club and Fonseca took charge of his 50th Serie A match as Roma coach.

65

Roma have more wins over Torino (65) than any other club across their entire history in Serie A.