Bologna
Lazio
Bologna: 28. Skorupski, 3. Posch, 22. Lykogiannis( till 80'), 31. Beukema, 33. Calafiori, 20. Aebischer( till 73'), 8. Freuler, 19. Ferguson L., 56. Saelemaekers( till 81'), 7. Orsolini, 9. Zirkzee( till 90')
Substitution: 6. Moro N.(from 73'), 15. Kristiansen(from 80'), 11. Ndoye D.(from 81'), 80. Fabbian(from 90')
Bench: 23. Bagnolini N., 34. Ravaglia F., 14. Bonifazi, 16. Corazza, 26. Lucumí, 82. Urbanski K., 10. Karlsson J., 77. van Hooijdonk
Yellow Cards: Ferguson L. 50', Beukema 56'
Lazio: 94. Provedel, 13. Romagnoli, 4. Gil Patricio, 7. Felipe Anderson( till 81'), 8. Guendouzi( till 81'), 10. Luis Alberto, 29. Lazzari M., 65. Rovella, 77. Marušić( till 48'), 9. Pedro( till 48'), 19. Castellanos( till 57')
Substitution: 3. Pellegrini Lu.(from 48'), 20. Zaccagni(from 48'), 17. Immobile(from 57'), 6. Kamada(from 81'), 18. Isaksen G.(from 81')
Bench: 33. Sepe, 35. Mandas, 23. Hysaj, 34. Gila, 26. Basic Т., 5. Vecino, 32. Cataldi
Yellow Cards: Pedro 35', Romagnoli 50', Luis Alberto 65', Zaccagni 80', Isaksen G. 90'
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At this stage of the tournament, the leading Serie A teams enter the fight for the trophy
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The Biancocelesti secured their third consecutive win in the league thanks to a late goal by Lazio legend Ciro Immobile, who entered the fray in the 78th minute and scored the winner 17 minutes later
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The Biancocelesti secured back-to-back wins for the first time this season by pouncing on two mistakes from Sassuolo’s defence
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Early goals from Acerbi and Martinez weren’t enough for Inter as Bologna fought back through Orsolini and Zirkee
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Goalkeeper Ivan Provedel scored a decisive goal in Lazio-Atletico Madrid game, helping his team get a 1-1 draw
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Vlahovic struck twice to seal the win against Lazio
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After back-to-back wins, Napoli suffer their first defeat of the campaign in their clash against Lazio
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Giroud opened the scoring with his first right-footed goal for Milan
