Day 8
Diego Carlos (og) 58'
Lazio: 35. Mandas - 15. Floriani Mussolini, 17. Tavares N., 25. Provstgaard (Leite D., 46), 37. Sutalo J. - 21. Belahyane Reda - 10. Zaccagni (Pedraza A., 77), 16. Frattesi, 24. Taylor Ke. (Dele-Bashiru F., 71) - 11. Isaksen G. (Lazzari M., 77) - 14. Noslin
Substitution: Leite D. (from 46); Dele-Bashiru F. (from 71); Pedraza A. (from 77); Lazzari M. (from 77)
Bench: 40. Motta Ed., 47. Renzetti - 3. Pellegrini Lu., 5. Doekhi - 32. Cataldi - 28. Przyborek - 22. Cancellieri
Yellow Cards: Provstgaard 30
Parma: 40. Corvi - 14. Valeri, 15. Del Prato, 34. Diego Carlos (Frigan, 72), 37. Troilo, 72. Drobnič - 4. Sierro (Bernabe, 46), 16. Keita M., 32. Ordonez (Lontani, 63) - 19. Toure E.B. - 9. Romero (Fabbian, 78)
Substitution: Bernabe (from 46); Lontani (from 63); Frigan (from 72); Fabbian (from 78)
Bench: 22. Ghidotti Si., 30. Daffara - 3. Ndiaye Ab., 27. Britschgi - 8. Cremaschi, 47. Konaté - 7. Diallo Ous. - 29. Carboni F.
Yellow Cards: Sierro 38
Saturday’s 2-1 victory over Parma marked Lazio’s seventh win in their opening eight Serie A fixtures, sealing the club’s best domestic start in over a quarter of a century.

Rossoneri recovered from a two-goal deficit to rescue a point

Roma took a massive step towards qualification for the 2026/27 UEFA Champions League

Inter capped off a remarkable campaign by securing a domestic double

A thrilling finale at the Stadio Giovanni Zini saw Lazio claim a dramatic last-gasp win against Cremonese

Inter Milan have officially been crowned Serie A champions for the 2025-26 season following a professional 2-0 victory over Parma at San Siro

The modern era of the Serie A championship in Italy began in the 1929–30 season

Teams delivered a pulsating 3–3 draw in a match packed with drama, momentum swings, and moments of real quality at the Stadio Olimpico

Just like the first leg, the match ended level after regular time

On a tense night in Florence, it was Robin Gosens who proved the difference

On paper, it looked like a routine task for the visitors. Reality, however, told a different

Lazio dealt a significant blow to AC Milan’s fading title ambitions

Inter continued their relentless march at the summit of Italian football

Fiorentina’s brief surge of optimism was quickly brought to a halt as they suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat

Lazio brought their winless away run to a remarkable end in Serie A

Bologna opened their Coppa Italia campaign with a gritty 2–1 comeback victory

The Nerazzurri set the tone early and never looked in danger

Milan were left to rue a missed opportunity to climb to the summit of Italian football

Lazio continued their resurgence with a convincing 2–0 victory over Cagliari

The Ukrainian striker scored the match-winning goal in the 81st minute

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