Roma sets a date with Milan in the Italian Cup quarter-finals
Roma achieved a major victory over its counterpart Sampdoria 4-1 in the Italian Cup final, on the floor of the Olimpico
Roma advanced with two goals through Artem Dovbek in the match. Minutes 9 and 19, then Masso Baldanzi scored a third goal in the 24th minute.
In the 61st minute, Sampdoria scored a goal to reduce the difference, while Eldor Shomurodov scored a fourth goal in the 61st minute. 79.
Roma will face Milan in the quarter-finals.
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