Lazio were forced to settle for a single point at home as they couldn’t find a way past Cremonese who were firm and organized at the back. The Biancocelesti had to do without eight players, including regular starters like Mattia Zaccagni and Toma Basic, while those who played in their stead weren’t able to properly plug the gap.
Lazio and Cremonese played out a goalless draw that failed to entertain or satisfy the home crowd at the Stadio Olimpico. Due to various reasons, Maurizio Sarri was without eight Biancocelesti players, but at least he was able to rely on Mario Gila once more following his one-match ban.
Lazio and Atalanta could work out an exchange deal in January, as five players could move from Bergamo to Rome or vice versa. The Biancocelesti are currently awaiting the green light from the supervisory committee to resume their transfer activity.
On Saturday, Lazio and Cremonese will share the same pitch for the first time in more than two years, as Maurizio Sarri’s men entertain their visitors from the north at Stadio Olimpico in Rome.
Lazio are one of four Serie A clubs keeping tabs on Dinamo Zagreb right-back Moris Valincic, at least according to the player’s agent. The Biancocelesti are bracing themselves for what should be an eventful January.
Maurizio Sarri’s squad has already been pared down to the bones ahead of Saturday’s contest against Cremonese, and the Lazio boss has been given two fresh concerns, as Alessio Romagnoli and Tijjani Noslin are enduring bouts of flu.
Lazio will be looking to confirm their positive form when they host Cremonese in their final home fixture of 2025. The Serie A clash between Lazio and Cremonese kicks off at 18:00 local time on Saturday, December 20, at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.
Torino manager Marco Baroni is reportedly interested in a reunion with Lazio goalkeeper Christos Mandas, who has no shortage of suitors. Aside from him
Lazio manager Maurizio Sarri has been handed a major dilemma ahead of Saturday’s contest against Cremonese, as Mattia Zaccagni will be serving a one-match ban.
Lazio and Genoa could end up exchanging three players in the upcoming January transfer window, according to circulating reports in the Italian press. Earlier this week, it was reported that the Grifone are eyeing a move for Christos Mandas, who has been starved of playing time this season.
Lazio have reportedly set their sights on Atalanta benchwarmer Marco Brescianini, who becomes the latest name to land on Angelo Fabiani’s January shortlist.
Lazio stars Mattia Zaccagni and Toma Basic have each been slapped with a different ban after receiving red cards against Parma. The captain got his marching orders for what was deemed to be a nasty high-studs challenge on Nahuel Estevez just before half-time.
Genoa have reportedly enquired about the availability of Lazio’s second-choice goalkeeper Christos Mandas. The 24-year-old signed for the Biancocelesti in the summer of 2023, joining from OFI Crete.
Lazio president Claudio Lotito delivered a list of promises while hosting the club’s Christmas dinner on Monday evening. The Biancocelesti endured a miserable summer after being slapped with a transfer ban that prevented them from making any new signings.
Lazio are reportedly one of three Serie A clubs trying to lure FC Köln youngster Alessandro Puzzo to the Italian peninsula. The 18-year-old is a German attacking midfielder of Italian origins.
Lazio manager Maurizio Sarri has reportedly requested the signing of Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who is equally enthusiastic about a reunion with the Italian manager.
Even in the bleakest of campaigns, football still has a habit of delivering moments so striking that you remember exactly where you were, eyes fixed in disbelief, as they would watch unfold.
Tijjan Noslin’s winning goal for Lazio against Parma could change the striker’s future at the Stadio Olimpico. Noslin scored a vital goal for Lazio against Parma, allowing the Biancocelesti to secure three points at the Tardini despite being reduced to nine men.
Lazio manager Maurizio Sarri was enchanted with his team’s exuberant 1-0 victory over Parma away from home. The Biancocelesti were reduced to nine men due to straight red cards for Mattia Zaccagni and Toma Basic, but still managed to find a late winner through Tijjani Noslin despite the great numerical disadvantage.
The official Serie A YouTube channel uploaded the highlights of what went down as an instant classic between Parma and Lazio. The Biancocelesti had the first chance of the match, when Matteo Cancellieri tested Edoardo Corvi from an acute angle.
Lazio stunned Parma on their own turf at the Ennio Tardini by snatching a winner while being reduced to nine men. Maurizio Sarri was forced to do without the injured Gustav Isaksen and Nicolo Rovella, as well as the suspended Mario Gila.
Lazio midfielder Toma Basic is one of the revelations of the season. And not only for what he is providing on the pitch, but for the motivations that brought him back from total invisibility: from out of the squad to an untouchable starter.