Cannes and Roma share the points in a six-goal thriller.
Cannes drew 3-3 with Roma at Stade Pierre de Coubertin, with Lopez and Dybala both scoring braces.
- 0'The match has started.
Cannes hosts Roma.
- 13'Cannes has the edge in a balanced competition.
In the 13th minute, Cannes had a slight advantage with 51-49 possession, but the game remained fairly balanced. Roma had 0-1 corner kicks, indicating that the visitors were also starting to create some pressure.
- 18'Wesley received a yellow card in the 18th minute.
In the 18th minute, Wesley received a yellow card at a time when Cannes and Roma were still tied on the scoreline.
- 25'Cannes held the edge in the closely contested match.
At the 25th minute, Cannes had the edge with 57-43 possession and 1 shot on goal. Roma were playing defensively, accepting pressure, while Cannes had yet to make a significant difference despite having a 2-1 corner kick.
- 31'Cédric Makutungu received a yellow card.
In the 31st minute, Cédric Makutungu received a yellow card. This was the second yellow card of the match, after Wesley's in the 18th minute.
- 34'Dybala put Roma ahead in the 34th minute.
In the 34th minute, Paulo Dybala scored, putting Roma ahead of Cannes. Roma capitalized on the opportunity to open the scoring in a closely contested match.
- 37'Roma took the lead in a closely contested match.
By the 37th minute, Roma were leading Cannes 0-1 in a fairly balanced game. Cannes had slightly more possession.51-49but there haven't been any shots on goal yet, while Roma only need one shot to make a difference; the total number of shots is currently0-1.
- 43'Donyell Malen helped Roma extend their lead.
In the 43rd minute, Donyell Malen scored, doubling Roma's lead against Cannes to 0-2. Roma were showing their dominance by controlling the game.
- 45+1'Wesley received a red card just before halftime.
In the 45th minute plus one, Wesley received his second yellow card and was sent off, leaving Cannes with only 10 men. The home team's situation became even more difficult as they were trailing Roma 0-2.
- 45'End of the first half
At the end of the first half, the score was 0-2.
- 46'The second half has begun.
The second half has begun.
- 46'Dovbyk came on at the start of the second half.
In the 46th minute, Artem Dovbyk came on to replace Donyell Malen. Roma made the substitution while leading Cannes 0-2 and playing with a man advantage after Wesley's red card.
- 46'Roma made a substitution at the start of the second half.
In the 46th minute, Daniele Ghilardi came on as a substitute for Gianluca Mancini. Roma were leading Cannes 0-2 and had a numerical advantage after Wesley's red card.
- 46'Gollini came on as a substitute for Svilar.
In the 46th minute, Pierluigi Gollini came on as a substitute for Mile Svilar. Roma went into the second half leading 0-2 against Cannes, with Wesley having just received a red card.
- 46'Emanuele Lulli came on after halftime.
In the 46th minute, Emanuele Lulli was brought on to replace Mario Hermoso. This was a notable substitution immediately after Wesley received a red card.
- 46'Francesco Panico came on at the start of the second half.
In the 46th minute, Francesco Panico was brought on as a substitute for Muhammed Bah, right after the break.
- 46'Roma made personnel changes at the start of the second half.
In the 46th minute, Jan Ziolkowski came on as a substitute for Matías Soulé at the start of the second half. The capital team made the change after Wesley received a red card at the end of the first half.
- 51'Roma controlled the game after the break.
In the 51st minute, Roma still held the initiative with more possession.42 - 58and finish1 - 2Cannes is having difficulty putting pressure on Roma, as Roma already has...0 - 2The shot was on target and they are leading 2-0.
- 55'Dybala scores, Roma extend their lead.
In the 55th minute, Paulo Dybala scored, extending Roma's lead to 0-3 against Cannes. The goal came after Wesley received a red card in the 45+1 minute, making things even more difficult for Cannes.
- 62'Alessandro Di Nunzio replaces Paulo Dybala
In the 62nd minute, Alessandro Di Nunzio came on to replace Paulo Dybala. A notable substitution at this point in the match.
- 63'Angeliño comes on, Evan Ndicka leaves the game.
In the 63rd minute, Angeliño was brought on to replace Evan Ndicka. Roma made a personnel change as the match was going in their favor.
- 63'Federico Nardin came on as a substitute for Bryan Cristante.
In the 63rd minute, Federico Nardin was brought on to replace Bryan Cristante. The substitution came as Roma were building a large lead, possibly to maintain their defensive solidity for the remainder of the match.
- 63'Cannes had more possession, Roma were sharp.
By the 63rd minute, Cannes had a slight advantage in possession (60-40) but were still trailing Roma 0-3. The visitors showed superior sharpness with 3 shots on target compared to Cannes' 1.
- 64'Houssen Abderrahmane came on in the 64th minute.
In the 64th minute, Houssen Abderrahmane came on to replace Raphaël Gerbeaud. This was a notable substitution given Roma's favorable position in the game.
- 64'Samuel Dié came on in the 64th minute.
In the 64th minute, Samuel Dié came on as a substitute for Malhory Noc. A personnel change at a time when the match was nearing its end.
- 64'Gioele Giammattei came on in the 64th minute.
In the 64th minute, Gioele Giammattei was brought on to replace Devyne Rensch. This was Roma's first substitution of the second half.
- 64'Yanis Hadjem came on in the 64th minute.
In the 64th minute, Yanis Hadjem was brought on to replace Alan Kerouedan. This was a notable personnel change at a time when the match was not going well.
- 64'Julien Lopez came on in the 64th minute.
In the 64th minute, Julien Lopez came on as a substitute for Ahmed Majid. This was a notable personnel change, especially as the match was going against his team.
- 64'George Morgan came on in the 64th minute.
In the 64th minute, George Morgan came on to replace Cédric Makutungu. Roma were leading 0-3, so this substitution came in a challenging match.
- 64'Brice Oggad came on in the 64th minute.
In the 64th minute, Brice Oggad was brought on to replace Sébastien Corchia. This was Roma's first substitution in the second half.
- 69'Cannes narrows the gap to 1-3.
In the 69th minute, Julien Lopez scored to reduce the deficit to 1-3 for Cannes. Roma still held a significant advantage, but this goal gave Cannes renewed hope for the remainder of the match.
- 75'Cannes pressed hard despite Roma taking the lead.
In the 75th minute, Cannes controlled the game with 62-38 possession and 9-3 shots on goal, but Roma were still leading 1-3. The visitors were under pressure and waiting for counter-attacking opportunities, while Cannes needed to make better use of their attacking moves.
- 79'Maxime Borges Varela came on in the 79th minute.
In the 79th minute, Maxime Borges Varela was brought on to replace Léandro Morante.
- 87'Roma controlled possession, but Cannes remained dangerous.
In the 87th minute, Roma still controlled possession with 11-89, but Cannes had created more shots on goal, 12-3. The game therefore tilted in Roma's favor due to their ball possession, while Cannes, though under pressure, still found space to create chances, as evidenced by their 5-3 corner kicks.
- 88'Cannes closed the gap on Roma after an 88th-minute goal.
In the 88th minute, Julien Lopez scored with an assist from Samuel Dié, reducing the deficit to 2-3 for Cannes. The goal rekindled hope for Cannes in the final minutes.
- KTFinal score: Cannes 3-3 Roma
The match ended with a 3-3 draw.
Updated at 00:32 on July 27, 2026
Match information
Cannes will face Roma at 10:30 PM on July 26, 2026, at Stade Pierre de Coubertin in a Club Friendly match. This is a test and preparation game, so the outcome on the pitch could depend heavily on how both teams approach the match.
In the absence of detailed information regarding the expected lineup, tactical formation, or squad status, the focus of the analysis lies in the observed head-to-head record and how each team handled the friendly match.
Roma holds the advantage from their most recent encounter.
Cannes and Roma have only faced each other once in their most recent encounters. The overall results show Cannes has either won or drawn, while Roma has won. Despite this limited head-to-head record, Roma still holds a psychological advantage going into the upcoming match.
However, a single encounter is not enough to fully reflect the current balance of power. Friendly matches often provide opportunities for teams to test their tactics, give players a chance, and adjust their game plans. Therefore, past results should only be considered as a point of reference, rather than the sole basis for evaluating the match.
Points that could decide the match
For Cannes, playing at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin could give the home team a more proactive approach. The biggest challenge is maintaining balance against an opponent who won their last encounter. The ability to maintain distance between lines and minimize gaps during transitions will be crucial.
Conversely, Roma can enter the match with a certain degree of confidence stemming from their head-to-head advantage. The visitors need to capitalize on their experience in controlling the tempo, while avoiding letting the friendly nature of the match detract from their focus at crucial moments. If Roma can maintain a stable playing structure, their historical advantage could continue to influence the game.
Without data on formations and lineups, it's impossible to precisely determine how the two teams will organize their pressing, build play, or select personnel for each position. Nevertheless, the match could still be shaped by their ability to adapt to adjustments during the game, especially when experimental strategies are implemented.
Cannes vs Roma Prediction
Roma have the advantage from their last encounter, but this isn't enough to turn the friendly into a one-sided contest. Cannes will have a chance to create a competitive game if they maintain their defensive solidity and make good use of their home advantage.
Overall, Roma are considered to have the psychological advantage in this match, while Cannes need to prove their ability to make a difference against an opponent they've previously defeated. The outcome will depend significantly on the seriousness, the allocation of resources, and the tactical adjustments of both teams throughout the 90 minutes.
*This article was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI).
