Roma boss Paulo Fonseca questioned his players' fighting spirit after their 2-0 defeat to Udinese.

The result leaves Roma's Champions League qualifying hopes in tatters.

“I'd make the same selections again," Fonseca said after the game.

“There were players who weren't in the right condition to play this game. We didn't start it well.

“After the goal we conceded and the red card, it all became very difficult, but I still believe in the project here.

“We've created an identity that, right now, can't be seen. It's a difficult moment. The season mustn't end here for us.

“We still have objectives for this season. When we don't win, we must be prepared for the criticism.

“I must be the first to change this situation. For me, it's important to change the results we're getting and rediscover our way of playing.

“There are no excuses. Whoever plays for Roma must understand that they must fight until the death.

“We must be ambitious. I have faith in all the players. It's not good to change so many of them."