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Lazio and Inter share the lead after a weekend of Serie A draws
Lazio beat Monza 3-1 and moved level with Inter at the top of Italy’s Serie A. The win came despite Monza having chances to stay in the game, and Lazio’s coach said his team should not be focused on first place.
Juventus drew 1-1 away to Cagliari after falling behind, with a header bringing them level.
Juventus had many attempts but could not find a winning goal, and both coaches were sent off after a dispute at full time.
Roma and Como drew 0-0, with Roma reduced to 10 players after Donyell Malen was sent off.
Roma’s coach disputed the decision, while the match added to debate about how similar fouls are judged.
Lazio and Inter now share the lead, while the weekend’s results left several teams frustrated by missed chances.
Lazio beat Monza 3-1 and joined Inter at the top of Serie A, according to the source.
The report says Lazio have won five of their first six games for the first time.
Inter are also level with Lazio at the top, though the article gives no details of Inter’s latest result.
Lazio’s win came despite Monza having a player sent off, with Pinamonti scoring the third goal.
- Who
- Lazio and Inter.
- What
- Lazio beat Monza 3-1 and joined Inter at the top of Serie A.
- When
- The weekend covered by the report; an exact match date is not stated.
- Where
- The report does not state where Lazio played Monza.
- Why
- Lazio’s win moved them level with Inter at the top of the league.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
We shouldn’t have anything to do with first place, but I’m not out of my depth
Terrible second half, a dizzying league position
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- Lazio result
- 3-1 against Monza
- League position
- Level with Inter at the top of Serie A
- Lazio record
- Five wins in their first six games for the first time
- Third goal
- Pinamonti scored to make it 3-1
Sources
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