In Numbers: Roma's Europa Conference League win

We’ve picked out 10 numbers from Roma’s historic victory over Feyenoord in the final of the Europa Conference League!

1

Roma became the inaugural Europa Conference League winners and, in doing so, lifted their first major European trophy in the club’s history.

3

It was a case of third time lucky for Roma, after previously finishing as runners-up in the 1983-84 European Cup final against Liverpool and losing the 1990-91 UEFA Cup final to Inter Milan.

4

Jose Mourinho made history as the first coach to win all four of Europe’s biggest men’s club competitions having previously claimed Champions League (2003-04, 2009-10), Europa League (2016-17) and UEFA Cup (2002-03) glory.

5

Mourinho has now emerged victorious in each of his five finals in UEFA club competitions.

6

Rui Patricio kept his sixth clean sheet in the competition this season - more than any other goalkeeper in the UECL.

8

Nicolo Zaniolo’s opener was his fifth goal in the Europa Conference League proper this term and, combined with his three assists, the Italy international has been involved in eight in 10 appearances in total.

11-2

Mourinho’s teams have kept clean sheets in all four of his last European finals and the Portuguese tactician’s aggregate score in continental showpieces now stands at 11-2.

13

This was Roma's 13th game in the Europa Conference League proper in 2021-22 and they picked up an eighth win of the campaign to go with three draws and two defeats. They also collected a pair of victories in qualifying.

22, 327

At 22 years, 327 days old, Zaniolo is now the youngest Italian player to score in a final of a major European competition since Alessandro Del Piero (22 years, 200 days) did so against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League showpiece 25 years ago.

28

Roma and Feyenoord end the tournament as the two highest scoring sides from the group stages onwards, with 28 goals each in total.