Serie A couldn’t be tighter. In the absence of tonight’s exciting summit clash between Inter and Naples, Lazio defeated Monza (0-1) and joined the group of four teams that, along with Naples, Atalanta and Fiorentina, shared the lead with 25 points. Inter and Juventus added 24. More equality, impossible.
The Lazio of Marco Baroni He is getting stronger and now he has achieved his sixth consecutive victory (4 in Serie A and 2 in the Europa League), while Monza has won only one game in 12 rounds played and is in the penultimate, tied for the lowest team Venice.
Zaccagni decided on his great goal
Monza and Lazio offered a close and close match decided the quality of the captain and number 10 ‘biancoceleste’. Zaccagni scored after half an hour of play after controlling the ball in the area and launching a shot that hit the post. Pedro took the rebound but his shot went through the roof.
Zaccagni warned and just three minutes later, in the 36th minute, he tried again to shoot from a similar position, although this time from the edge of the area, and He nailed it to the net with a superb shot in the opposite suit. A good goal.
Pedro and Nuno Tavares, other notables
Outside Zaccagni, in the Lazio range emphasized the ever-combatant Peter, replaced at game time by Daddy Castellanos, and the left wing raids of Nuno Tavareshaving an extraordinary time. He was especially ferocious at the start of the second half with two successive arrivals that almost resulted in a goal.
But the 0-2 did not come, nor did the draw of a Monza lacking ‘punch’ and auction success, as evidence. Daniele Maldini before his father in the stands, the legendary Paolo.
The purpose Stefano Turati kept Monza alive in a one-on-one with Daddy Castellanosbut Lazio ended up securing the three points that kept their dream of fighting for the title alive before the national team break.
match lineup
30
13
77
44
22
4
38
42
11
47
14
94
77
30
6
34
13
8
5
19
9
10
U-Power Stadium
Ivan Provedel94
17′
88′
Adam Marusic77
Nuno Tavares30
74′
16′
54′
Nicolò Rovella6
Crazy Mario34
Alessio Romagnoli13
88′
Matteo Guendouzi8
91′
54′
Matias Vecino5
Boulaye Dia19
59′
Peter9
59′
56′
74′
Mattia Zaccagni10
35′
74′
Replacements
Christos Mandas35
Alessio Furlanetto55
Samuel Gigot2
91′
88′
Luca Pellegrini3
74′
Philip Bordon76
Fisayo Dele-Bashiru7
54′
82′
Manuel Lazzari29
74′
Valentin Castellanos11
59′
Tijjani Noslin14
74′
88′
Gustav Isaksen18
59′
76′
Loum Tchaouna20
coach
Alessandro Nesta
Marco Baroni
Source: La Verdad
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