Lazio traveled to Seville in hopes of overturning a 1-0 deficit from the first leg match in the UEFA Europa League. Lazio spent most of the first 15-20 minutes carefully feeling out their opponents and only tentatively crossing center. The first big break came for the
Lazio’s team meetings must appear more an infirmary than a professional football club these days. Inzaghi has been forced, both at home to Sevilla and away to Genoa, to juggle lineups and gerrymander tactics – both without success. In both cases, a severely depleted squad
Lazio limped into the Marassi to take on Genoa in full crisis mode. The Biancocelesti, who’ve played a brutal gauntlet of 6 games in 3 weeks were missing 7 players including Milinkovic-Savic, Parolo, Lukaku, Wallace, Bastos, Luis Alberto, Berisha and Durmisi. Worse, Inzaghi was forced
The game against Torino was disappointing on many levels for Lazio fans. Some dubious calls by the match official Iratti certainly contributed to a certain deja-vu. Not all of it was negative. After a very difficult season thus far Lazio’s one-time €100 million man, Sergej
If there’s a silver lining in Lazio’s defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt in Thursday’s Europa League match it may very well be the return of Luis Alberto to full health. The Spaniard played a full and, according to him, “pain-free” 90 minutes against the Germans –
Lazio’s loss to Eintracht Frankfurt was largely meaningless in terms of the team’s Europa League ambitions. The Biancocelesti had already secured their spot in the round of 32 and could not catch the German club for first place even with a win. But the loss
Claudio Lotito was in Piedmont to accept the Viareggio Sports award for his work steering Lazio through difficult economic conditions to become one of the most stable and prosperous clubs in Italy. “This prize is a testament to the many years of hard work we’ve
The ever-widening Belgian soccer scandal has claimed yet another casualty – former professional striker and current agent Mateja Kezman. According to the Serbian daily newspaper Kurir, the agent of Sergej Milinkovic-Savic is suspected of involvement in money laundering to the tune of €30 million. The scandal
Fiorentina coach Stefano Pioli seems unconcerned about La Viola’s poor away form; his men are yet to register a victory away from the friendly confines of the Artemio Franchi. “We’ve played well against some strong teams. We have to work on consistency and our ability
The international break may have shut down the Serie A for a week, but the biancocelesti have been hard at work. Simone Inzaghi has taken full advantage of the week off to get his men some much-needed conditioning. Lazio picked up their first three points against