The Laziali
·28 February 2025
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The Laziali
·28 February 2025
Lazio will travel to Milan for the second time in the space of a week, but they’ll be hoping for a more fruitful outcome this time.
The Serie A clash between Milan and Lazio kicks off at 20:45 local time on Sunday, March 2nd at the iconic San Siro Stadium in Milano.
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Following an eventful January that saw them change their technical staff and a part of the personnel, Milan enjoyed an encouraging start under Sergio Conceicao, winning the Italian Super Cup in dramatic fashion and making some ground in the league. However, it all came undone in recent weeks.
The Rossoneri have endured torrid times as of late. They’re currently coming from back-to-back league defeats at the hands of Torino and Bologna, preceded by a shocking Champions League exit against Feyenoord. They now find themselves in a miserable 8th place in the Serie A standings, eight points adrift from fourth-placed Juventus.
Compared to Milan, Lazio’s Champions League chances appear to be brighter, as they sit 5th in the league, only two points behind the Bianconeri. Nevertheless, Marco Baroni’s men have lost some ground in recent weeks, registering back-to-back draws against Napoli and Venezia. The second one in particular was difficult to digest, especially when coupled with a hollow display.
Moreover, the Biancocelesti are coming off a disappointing Coppa Italia elimination at the hands of Inter Milan in midweek. Despite having the bulk of the chances, Lazio simply couldn’t convert their chances in the absence of Taty Castellanos, so the manager will be seeking a swift solution for this particular dilemma.
Milan (4-2-3-1): Maignan; Jimenez, Thiaw, Pavlovic, Theo Hernandez; Musah, Fofana; Pulisic, Reijnders, Leao; Gimenez.
Lazio (4-2-3-1): Mandas; Lazzari, Gila, Romagnoli, Nuno Tavares; Guendouzi, Rovella; Isaksen, Dia, Zaccagni; Tchaouna.
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