The match kicked off with a spectacular ceremony featuring a performance and dancing choreography right at centre of Air Albania stadium and a choreography of colours of Roma and Dutch side of Feyenoord.

The choreography ended with the former captain of Albania’s national side, Lorik Cana bringing the Conference League trophy at the centre of the pitch of the national arena.

Nicolo Zaniolo scored the only goal of the game, with the Dutch side twice seeing efforts rebound off the woodwork in the second half. The Italian attacking midfielder fired home from his side’s first chance in the 32nd minute as Jose Mourinho’s men sealed their first silverware since the 2008 Coppa Italia.

Roma’s Portuguese head coach Jose Mourinho picked the following starting line-up: Rui Patricio, Smalling, Ibanez, Mancini, Cristante, Karsdorp, Mkhitaryan, Pellegrini, Zalewski, Zaniolo, Abraham.

Whereas Feyenoord’s coach Arne Slot decided to start the game with the following line-up: Bijlow, Geertruda, Trauner, Senesi Baron, Malacia, Aursnes, Kokcu, Nelson, Til, Sinisterra, Dessers.

Romanian referee István Kovács officiated the game, assisted by Vasile Florin Marinescu and Ovidiu Artene and fourth official Sandro Schärer of Switzerland.

The VAR was German Marco Fritz, with Christian Dingert and Bastian Dankert in support.