A goal from the Spanish midfielder Luis Alberto In 67 minutes of play, it allowed Lazio to achieve an important victory (0-1) in its visit to the field of Genoa, putting it firmly in the fight for places in the Champions League.
The achievement of fifth place in the Champions League for Italian football thanks to the qualification on Thursday of Roma and Atalanta for the semi-finals of the Europa League and of Fiorentina for the Conference League has given new interest to the fight for that. fifth place in the league, which will give the last ticket to the maximum continental competition.
Three points from fifth place
A battle in which Lazio is fully involved, climbing to sixth position, three points behind Roma, fifth, and one more than Atalanta, sixth, after winning this Friday in their visit to Luigi Ferraris of Genoa .
Success seemed to go to the home team in a first half where Genoa had more chances, the most obvious being a gallop in extra time from Caleb Ekuban who became selfish.
Genoa forgives and pays
The Ghanaian striker from Genoa ended the action with a cross shot that narrowly missed his teammate completely alone. the Icelandic Albert Gudmundsson, within the area.
Not guilty of selfishness was the Lazial team, who scored the winning goal in the 67th minute in a magnificent choral action initiated by the Brazilian. Felipe Anderson, who filtered a superb pass for Daichi Kamada to arrive inside the area.
Luis Alberto finished a choral play
The Japanese international did not hesitate to make a backward pass in search of the Uruguayan Matías Vecino, who cleverly passed the ball for the arrival of Luis Alberto. The Andalusian with an accurate shot established the final 0-1, putting the Croatian team Igor Tudor in the fight for places in the Champions League.
Thus Luis Alberto defended himself after criticism which he received from Lazio chiefs after announcing just a week ago his desire to leave the club this summer despite having a contract until 2028.
Source: La Verdad
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