Lazio beats Parma 2-1 and for one night is alone first NEWS and PHOTOS

Lazio beat Parma 2-1 at the Olimpico in the match valid for the eighth day of Serie A. The Biancocelesti are alone first in the standings for one night

At 90'+5 Lazio - PARMA 2-1! Network by Simone Lontani. A cross shot from the former Milan player first finds the post and then dances on the line, the referee signals that the ball has completely entered! Assisted by Fabbian.

In the 58th minute LAZIO - Parma 2-0! Own goal by Diego Carlos. Error in construction by the ducals, Nuno Tavares takes advantage of it and crosses to the center: the defender in splits anticipates his goalkeeper.

In the 50th minute LAZIO - Parma 1-0! Taylor network. The midfielder fits in well with Belahyane's assist, a perfect left foot that beats Corvi.

Another victory, the fourth in a row, to enjoy a night as a solitary leader. Lazio didn't even stop in front of Parma, beaten 2-1 with Taylor's goals, Diego Carlos' own goal and Lontani's in the final to make the deficit for the yellow-blues less bitter, and remained at the top of the table. Gattuso's team, in the match between the 2006 world champions with Gilardino, continues its march with the coach entering even more into Lazio history with the seventh victory in the first 8 matchdays, as well as maintaining the unbeaten record.

A record, that of Lazio, achieved thanks to the success in an Olympic stadium once again empty due to the supporter protests. But with the Biancocelesti supporters who still found a way to support the team by waiting for the bus before entering the stadium and encouraging the players with banners, chants and flags. Before the kick-off, Gattuso had to do without Pinamonti, who was stopped by tracheitis, with the attacker not even taking a seat on the bench, focusing on the same Turin team while Gilardino chose the Romero-Tourè duo to try to break down the biancoceleste wall. And the choice of the yellow-blue coach, at the start, turns out to be the right one because the Argentinian has the opportunity to immediately put Parma ahead, but by shooting on Mandas, followed shortly by Tourè against whom the Greek goalkeeper makes the second important save. On the other hand, however, Lazio protested for a Troilo-Frattesi contact in the yellow-blue penalty area with the referee allowing the game to play despite the blue and white protests.

But if Gattuso's team tries to make the match, Gilardino's Parma does badly in the open field trying to scratch on the restart with Romero on whom Mandas is once again ready. The dangers faced had the effect of waking up Gattuso's team which, towards the end of the match, began to flirt with the goal first with Isaksen's header, which beat Corvi but ended up on the crossbar, then with Taylor from outside the area finding the yellow-blue goalkeeper still ready before the referee sent everyone to the changing rooms. Upon returning to the field, Gattuso removes Provstgaard, who was booked, for Diogo Leite and Gilardino, the Bernabè card is played for Sierro. But the second half resumes exactly where it left off, with Taylor's shot from outside; this time, however, the Dutchman's left-footed shot beats the opposing goalkeeper and makes it 1-0 for Lazio with the eleventh marker in this start to the Lazio season.

The goal eases the tension, Gattuso's men play on the edge and produce a series of chances with Frattesi first, who however shoots high, and then Zaccagni. But it is only the prelude to the doubling with Diego Carlos who, on Tavares' cross, misses the intervention by deflecting the ball into his own goal which is worth the double and, in fact, puts the match on ice with almost half an hour to spare before the referee's final whistle. Lontani takes care of making the deficit less bitter, with a cross shot that mocks Mandas for the final 2-1 which condemns Parma to a third consecutive defeat and gives Lazio, still unbeaten in the league, a night as the solitary league leaders.