Roma v Sassuolo: TV channel, kick-off time and how to watch Serie A online

Roma welcome Sassuolo to the Stadio Olimpico on Saturday, 7 November 2026, in the 11th round of Serie A 2026-2027.

The match will begin at 22:45 Saudi Arabia time and 23:45 United Arab Emirates time.

Roma sit third in the Serie A table after 10 matches, with 24 points from seven wins, three draws and no defeats. Sassuolo are 17th, having collected eight points from two wins, two draws and six losses.

Where to watch Roma v Sassuolo

The stc tv app holds the rights to Serie A 2026-2027, meaning the fixture can be watched through the service.

Fans watching online can also follow Roma against Sassuolo on the stc app. The Serie A is available free of charge on stc tv to customers in Saudi Arabia with Baiti Fiber, Mofawtar 4 Extra or Mofawtar Max packages. Other viewers can subscribe for 15 Saudi Riyals per month.

Expected line-ups

Roma are expected to line up with Pierluigi Gollini in goal, behind Daniele Ghilardi, Mario Hermoso and Evan Ndicka.

Wesley, Marten de Roon, Nahuel Molina and Bryan Cristante could form the midfield, with Rodrigo Mora and Matias Soule supporting Donyell Malen in attack. Gian Piero Gasperini is Roma’s manager.

Sassuolo’s predicted XI includes Stefano Turati, J. Doig, Vali Kandi, Jay Idzes, Sebastian Valukiewicz, Nemanja Matic, Ibrahim Sulemana, Vasilije Adzic, A. Lauriente, Sebastiano Esposito and Domenico Berardi. Alberto Aquilani is in charge.

Serie A table

Lazio lead the standings with 28 points, followed by Inter on 25 and Roma on 24. Como have 23, while Milan are fourth on 21. Frosinone are sixth with 20 points, ahead of Juventus on 17.

Napoli and Bologna have 14 points each, while Torino, Genoa and Cagliari are all on 13. Atalanta have 11, followed by Lecce on nine.

Parma, Fiorentina and Sassuolo each have eight points, with Parma placed 15th, Fiorentina 16th and Sassuolo 17th on goal difference. Monza have seven points, Udinese five and Venezia three.

The top positions include qualification places for the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League, while the bottom three face relegation.