Paulo Dybala played a key role in Roma’s 2-0 away win over Torino on Sunday, scoring one goal and providing an assist in Matchday 21 of the 2025–26 Serie A. The result moved Roma into the UEFA Champions League qualification places.

The match was played at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, where Paulo Dybala was involved in the opening goal after 25 minutes. The Argentine received the ball near the edge of the box, carried it inside, and slipped a pass through to Donyell Malen, who finished past goalkeeper Alberto Paleari to give Roma the lead.

Roma controlled much of the game and limited Torino’s attacking options. In the second half, another Argentine came onto the pitch, as Matías Soulé was introduced after 52 minutes to add fresh legs in attack.

With 20 minutes remaining, Roma doubled their advantage. Dybala took a shot from outside the area that was saved by Paleari, but the rebound stayed in play. Devyne Rensch sent a low cross into the box, where Dybala finished from close range to make it 2-0.

Dybala now has three goals and three assists this season, having alternated between starting roles and substitute appearances. With his contract set to expire at the end of June, speculation about his future, including links to a possible return to Argentina, continues.

West Ham United secured a 2–1 away victory over Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, in a Matchday 22 fixture of the Premier League. The match featured three Argentine players, with Cristian Romero scoring for the hosts, while Valentín Castellanos started for the visitors and Guido Rodríguez came off the bench.

Romero, who was in the starting lineup, scored Tottenham’s goal in the 64th minute. The center back anticipated his marker inside the penalty area and connected with a header after a cross into the box, sending the ball into the net.

Castellanos played from the opening whistle as part of West Ham’s attack. Rodríguez, meanwhile, entered the match in the 79th minute, adding another Argentine presence in the closing stages.

The result extended Tottenham’s run to four consecutive league matches without a win, affecting their position in the standings and their push toward the European qualification places. West Ham, on the other hand, ended a 10-match winless streak in the Premier League with the victory.

After the match, Tottenham sit 14th in the table with 27 points, while West Ham moved to 17 points and remain in 18th place.

Inter claimed a 1–0 away victory against Udinese on Saturday at the Dacia Arena, with Lautaro Martínez scoring the decisive goal to keep his team alone at the top of the Serie A standings.

The goal came in the 20th minute, when Martínez battled inside the penalty area, held on to possession under pressure, and finished with great composure, guiding a low right-footed shot with the instep into the far corner of the goalkeeper’s net.

With this strike, Martínez reached 11 goals for the season, placing him at the top of the Serie A scoring chart. The goal also carried historical significance, as it moved him into fifth place among Argentine scorers in Serie A history, continuing his steady climb up that all-time list.

Inter’s win lifted them to 49 points after 21 matches, opening a six-point gap over Milan, who have a game in hand and are set to face Lecce on Sunday.

Argentine top scorers in Serie A history

• Gabriel Batistuta – 184
• Hernán Crespo – 153
• Omar Sívori – 147
• Paulo Dybala – 130
• Lautaro Martínez – 126
• Gonzalo Higuaín – 125
• Mauro Icardi – 121
• Abel Balbo – 117

Bologna picked up a 3–2 away win against Hellas Verona in a rescheduled Serie A match played at the Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi. The game stood out for the impact of two young Argentines, with Santiago Castro scoring the winning goal and Benjamín Domínguez providing an assist.

Hellas Verona started the match with Nicolás Valentini in the starting lineup, but Bologna showed character after going behind and managed to turn the score around during a strong spell in the first half.

Domínguez played a key role in the comeback, setting up one of Bologna’s goals with a clean assist and showing confidence on the wing. The decisive moment came shortly before halftime, when Castro made the difference.

In the 43rd minute, the ball dropped for the former Vélez striker just outside the box. Castro hit a powerful right-footed volley that smashed off the crossbar, bounced on the line, and went into the net. It was a spectacular finish and the goal that ultimately decided the match.

With this goal, Castro now has six goals in 18 Serie A appearances for Bologna this season, along with two assists.