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Mussolini's Great-Grandson Scores His First Goal for Lazio
Lazio stayed unbeaten and moved three points clear of Inter Milan after scoring six goals despite two missed penalties.
- On Saturday, AS Roma secured a 3-3 draw at Napoli after trailing twice, with Leonardo Balerdi's late header preserving Roma's unbeaten Serie A run while leaving Napoli ninth on 11 points.
- Following his dismissal for dissent, Napoli head coach Massimiliano Allegri received a two-match suspension on Monday; the disciplinary authority cited "abusive remarks" and "aggressive attitude" toward officials.
- Napoli's Frank Anguissa opened scoring with a bicycle kick and Scott McTominay added a brace, but Balerdi's 89th-minute equalizer denied the hosts victory after VAR cleared a controversial clash involving Sam Beukema.
- On Tuesday, Lazio moved provisionally top of Serie A by routing 10-man Sassuolo 6-2, with Romano Floriani scoring his first league goal and Tijjani Noslin adding a brace.
- Lazio sit joint-top with 22 points, three ahead of Inter Milan, who visit bottom-placed Venezia on Wednesday; the Biancocelesti remain unbeaten under Gennaro Gattuso, conceding only five goals in eight matches.
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Lazio Rome made a furious start to the season, also against Sassuolo the team wins 6:2. Romano Floriani Mussolini also succeeds in his first goal.
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Gattuso's team became a leader after winning eight wins and a draw, in a historic start for the Romans.
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Lazio routs Sassuolo 6-2 to stay top of Serie A, humiliating cup exits for Arsenal and Espanyol
Lazio remains top of Serie A after routing 10-man Sassuolo 6-2. Sassuolo's goalkeeper Stefano Turati saved two penalties on Tuesday but his team struggled after midfielder Kristian Thorstvedt received a red card in the 31st minute. Espanyol suffered a shock…
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