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Champions League WOMEN

Roma fields Pilgrim against Servette, Marinelli from the first minute

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Roma fields Pilgrim against Servette, Marinelli from the first minute

Roma faces Servette at home tonight in the Women's Champions League, the last chance for Gianpiero Piovani's team that is looking for the first European win of the season to stay among the twelve qualified; the coach has chosen Pilgrim as the central striker, with Van Dooren and Giugliano behind him, Marinelli is in attack and Piemonte on the bench.

The yellow‑red coach preferred Pilgrim over Piemonte for the central striker, leaving the latter on the bench.

In midfield Greggi will be joined by Doms and Rieke.

Servette lines up Karchouni, a former Inter player, in midfield, while Marinelli (former Inter and Milan) and Sobal, owned by Juventus, are in attack.

Roma starts with the 4‑3‑2‑1 formation: Baldi; Thogersen, Oladipo, Ottey and Oliviero; Doms, Rieke and Greggi; Giugliano, Van Dooren; Pilgrim, with Soggiu, Heatley, Antoine, Jahnukainen, Pellegrino Cimò, Corelli, Piemonte, Pandini, Bergamaschi, Babajide, Vergani and Piekarska on the bench.

Servette lines up the 4‑3‑3: Weimar; Simon, Ballesté, Nakkach and Bourma; Serrano, Karchouni and Hernandez; Marinelli, Sobal and Joana Marchao, with Le Page, Andonova, Cardia, Sergeant‑Huet, Nein, Wallin, Chaney, Muratovic, Terchoun, Carage and De Alem on the bench.

Gianpiero Piovani is Roma's coach, while Cristian Toro leads Servette.

The match is scheduled for 21:00 on Tuesday, 10 November.

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