
AI-generated summary
Lazio comes into this match with five wins in their first six league games, while Juventus is going through a difficult period with just one win in their last five matches. Juventus coach Spalletti is disqualified for this match and is replaced on the bench by his deputy Domenichini.
It's a dream Lazio in Turin too, the Biancocelesti conquer the Stadium and with the 0-3 scored by Provstgaard, Isaksen and Dele-Bashiru they achieve a historic victory: it's the first time they've achieved six successes in the first seven days, it was since 2017 that they hadn't beaten Juventus at home. For Spalletti, now disqualified, and his team, however, it is the middle of the night and there are heavy boos for a subpar team with few ideas.
It's not yet time for the two strikers to start and Spalletti, replaced on the bench by deputy Domenichini, once again chooses Kolo Muani and initially leaves Woltemade out. Conceicao is also given a rest session, in his place is Nico Gonzalez and not Zhegrova. Douglas Luiz can be seen in midfield together with Sarr, the defense is four with Kalulu and Celik at full back and the Bremer-Lucumì pair in the centre, McKennie and Alajbegovic completing the starting eleven. Gattuso prefers Noslin to Pinamonti as the reference point for the attack, in the rearguard there is Sutalo teaming up with Provstgaard and the direction is entrusted to Belahyane with Frattesi and Taylor as midfielders.
Lazio seems to start aggressively, but the first shot on goal belongs to Juve with Alajbegovic shooting centrally. The match remains intense and at a high pace even if without clear goalscoring shots, Kolo Muani scores but in an offside position and Isaksen's header misses the target from an excellent position. In the stands, on the first ring of the East sector near the South curve, there were some moments of tension between fans which forced stewards and law enforcement to intervene to restore calm, while on the pitch Lazio scored in the 37th minute: Zaccagni's cross to return was perfect, Provstgaard stood out between Bremer and Lucumì and made Gattuso rejoice. The Bianconeri suffer the setback and the Stadium whistles loudly, before returning to the locker room there is still time for a Biancoceleste crossbar hit by Nuno Tavares with a clear deflection by Bremer.
Spalletti and Domenichini chose to start the second half by removing Aljabegovic to switch to a 4-4-2 with the Woltemade-Kolo Muani tandem, the first dangerous action came with the Frenchman running away to the left and the German coming close to the post from an inviting position. Juve's signs of recovery, however, were immediately extinguished with Lazio's second goal: Celik left too much space for Isaksen, the Dane had plenty of time to return and hit with the house specialty, the left-footed player returning to the far post of Vicario's goal. Among the Bianconeri, Conceicao and Zhegrova enter to look for liveliness in the lanes, Gattuso responds with Dele-Bashiru in place of the injured Taylor and Pinamonti for Noslin. Juve's reaction is all about a header from Kolo Muani that ends high and a left-footed shot from Conceicao blocked comfortably by Mandas, as well as an unpretentious shot from Zhegrova from very long range which goes wide. Lazio also finds the hat-trick with Dele-Bashiru, the Stadium empties early, those who remain boo the team loudly even when it goes under the curve, and the party is all in the away sector. Gattuso continues to keep pace with Inter and rises to 19 points, eight points more than a Juve team that has won only once in the last five matchdays.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Lazio will continue to fight for a place in the Champions League in the next few days of the championship
Likely · Within weeks
Juventus will have to face a period of reflection and possible tactical changes to get out of the results crisis
Likely · Within weeks

On the seventh day of Serie A, Lazio won 3-0 against Juventus in Turin, Milan beat Atalanta 3-2 at San Siro, Lecce won 3-0 away against Udinese and Como won 3-1 on Fiorentina. Other results: Frosinone-Sassuolo 4-2, Venice-Napoli 1-0, Bologna-Inter 1-3, Roma-Genoa 2-0. Monza-Cagliari and Parma-Turin are played on Monday.

After the 0-3 defeat against Lazio at the Allianz Stadium, Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti admits an inferior performance, lacking in ideas and control of the game, while goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario underlines the need to assume responsibility without excuses in view of the next match.

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Lazio took over the Juventus Stadium with a clear 0-3 thanks to goals from Provstgaard, Isaksen and Dele-Bashiru, achieving six victories in the first seven matchdays of the championship for the first time since 2017 and interrupting a long drought of successes in Turin against the Bianconeri. Juventus, on the other hand, appears to be in difficulty, booed by their fans and with few ideas on the pitch.

On the seventh day of Serie A, Lecce won 3-0 away against Udinese, Como beat Fiorentina 3-1 at Franchi, Milan beat Atalanta 3-2 at San Siro with goals from Ramos, Rabiot and Gila, while Juventus-Lazio began at 8.45pm. The round opened on Friday with Frosinone-Sassuolo 4-2 and will continue on Monday with Monza-Cagliari and Parma-Turin.