Lazio
CagliariDay 10
Pinamonti 83'
Lazio: 35. Mandas - 15. Floriani Mussolini, 17. Tavares N. (Pedraza A., 55), 25. Provstgaard (Leite D., 76), 37. Sutalo J. - 21. Belahyane Reda (Cataldi, 81) - 10. Zaccagni (Pinamonti, 55), 16. Frattesi (Dele-Bashiru F., 55), 24. Taylor Ke. - 11. Isaksen G. - 14. Noslin
Substitution: Dele-Bashiru F. (from 55); Pedraza A. (from 55); Pinamonti (from 55); Leite D. (from 76); Cataldi (from 81)
Bench: 40. Motta Ed., 47. Renzetti - 3. Pellegrini Lu., 5. Doekhi - 29. Lazzari M. - 28. Przyborek - 22. Cancellieri
Yellow Cards: Pinamonti 84
Cagliari: 1. Caprile - 2. Pedro Ze, 15. Rodríguez J., 33. Obert (till 90) - 4. Romano - 8. Adopo, 10. Fazzini (Liteta, 64), 14. Deiola (Kevin O., 89) - 39. Fadera (Kofler, 32), 70. Maldini D. (Trepy, 64) - 18. Nzola (Mendy P., 46)
Substitution: Kofler (from 32); Mendy P. (from 46); Liteta (from 64); Trepy (from 64); Kevin O. (from 89)
Bench: 12. Sherri, 23. Radunović B. - 24. Aurelio G., 26. Mina, 28. Sugawara - 6. Winks - 21. Gagliardini - 20. Ciervo, 79. Massolin
Yellow Cards: Fazzini 59; Rodríguez J. 66; Obert 76, 90
Red cards: Obert 90'
The result puts the Roman side back in sole possession of first place after a dramatic contest at home
AS Roma claimed an impressive 4-2 victory
Lazio produced a sensational attacking display to sweep aside Sassuolo
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.
A Danish double act played a decisive role
Juventus forced to settle for a 1-1 draw
Rossoneri recovered from a two-goal deficit to rescue a point
Reigning Italian champions made it two wins from two at the start of the season
Gennaro Gattuso made a winning start as Lazio head coach
For the San Siro giants, the result felt nothing short of catastrophic
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
Inter Milan delivered another commanding performance
A thrilling finale at the Stadio Giovanni Zini saw Lazio claim a dramatic last-gasp win against Cremonese
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
1фInter took another decisive step towards the Serie A title
On a tense night in Florence, it was Robin Gosens who proved the difference
Conte's team strengthening their grip on second place and reigniting the pressure in the title race
Lazio dealt a significant blow to AC Milan’s fading title ambitions
It was a night of tension at the Stadio Olimpico
Como produced a statement performance in Serie A
Juventus suffered a frustrating 0–1 defeat to Cagliari
Napoli kept their Serie A title hopes alive
Rossoneri extend their remarkable unbeaten run to 16 matches
Atalanta returned to winning ways in Serie A with a hard-fought 2–1 home victory
Lazio brought their winless away run to a remarkable end in Serie A
AS Roma suffered their second consecutive Serie A setback
The clash was tense but largely cagey in the opening stages
Napoli booked their spot in the quarter-finals in true thriller fashion
Milan overcame a stubborn challenge from Lazio
Juventus returned to winning ways in Serie A
The Nerazzurri set the tone early and never looked in danger
Lazio continued their resurgence with a convincing 2–0 victory over Cagliari
