
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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Juventus suffered a 0-3 defeat to Lazio at home, continuing a period of mixed performances following Thursday's European fixture.
It was an inferior Juve, who had neither the ball nor ideas on where to take the match: it's difficult to explain, I was surprised by this performance": this is how the Bianconeri coach, Luciano Spalletti, after the heavy 0-3 defeat against Lazio at the Allianz Stadium. "We didn't do anything after Thursday because we returned at 4.30 in the morning, we let them recover - he tells Dazn's microphones - but we were slow with our legs and head: they are there are more than one things to analyse, the important thing is to show a reaction and we don't gamble our future with good luck, but with our will".
On the relationship with the team: "It's nice and sincere, but now I'll have to self-analyse it - Spalletti's response - because I want to share and be able to talk to the group, I've always done that." Guglielmo Vicario puts his face in front of the microphones and cameras: "It was a bad evening, we have to get fans on our side but if we perform like this we can't expect anything - says the Juve goalkeeper - and we have to take responsibility head on, without looking for alibis: there's little time to feel sorry for ourselves because on Thursday we play again, now we change direction and we think about facing a new week".

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 3-0 victory against Juventus, Lazio coach Gennaro Gattuso praised the work of the team and staff, underlining that the credit goes to the players despite a market with few resources. He also spoke about his past personal difficulties and the path that led him to improve his relationship with young players. Defender Oliver Provstgaard highlighted the positive spirit in the dressing room in Formello and the goal of always winning.

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Lazio stormed the Juventus Stadium with a clear 0-3 thanks to goals from Provstgaard, Isaksen and Dele-Bashiru, reaching six victories in the first seven days of the championship for the first time since 2017 and breaking a six-year drought without success at Juventus. Gattuso's team dominates despite the absences, while Spalletti's Juventus, disqualified and replaced by Domenichini, appears subdued and is booed by their fans.

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.