
The game is over and the final score is Lazio 1-1 Juventus. Here is the match report.
Match report
Matias Vecin's Last-Gasp Equalizer grabbed a point for Lazio, who held 10-man Juventus against a 1-1 draw.
The Bianconeri looked like they would sharpen their hold in fourth place in the Serie A, after the strike of Randal Kolo Muani early in the second half in Stadio Olimpico.
However, after Pierre Kalulu was sent for violent behavior, the visitors were refused in the 96th minute, when Vecino scored a dramatic equalizer from close by.
Juve broke the impasse six minutes after the restart when Kolo Muani led his seventh league goal of the season from the cross of Weston Mckennie home.
Yet the side of Igor Tudor was forced to play the remaining half hour with a numerical disadvantage, because Kalulu was shown a straight red for pushing Valentin Castellanos in the face.
Lazio put the pressure on with their extra man. Mario Gila had saved a header and Alessio Romagnoli nodded, while Boulaye Dia hit the post in the 94th minute.
Nevertheless, their intensity finally paid dividends with effective the latest action of the game. Michele di Gregorio was only able to go directly to Vecino's header, who tapped in a dramatic equalizer.
Both parties stay at points (64), with Juve Vooruit on target difference in the fourth, although Roma can jump in sixth place on Monday with Atalanta.
FT | 1-1
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Data debrief: Hosts Snatch another stalemate
Timed After 95 minutes and 42 minutes, the goal of Vecino was admitted to a na-mast-Latest by Juventus in the last 20 Serie A seasons, after criscitos against Genoa (95 minutes, 52 seconds) in May 2022.
It was the 19th goal of Lazio through substitutes in the Serie A this term, more than any other team.
The Biancocelesti have now signed six consecutive home competitions for the first time since 1991.
In the meantime, Tudor is the first Juventus coach who is unable to win one of his first four Serie A -way that has been in charge since Cestmir Vycpalek in 1971.
Although, the bianconeri are unbeaten in each of their last six Series A competitions in which they have received a red card (two won, four signed).
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60 'Red card! Pierre Kalulu sent
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96 'goal! Lazio 1-1 Juventus (Matías Vecino)
Line-ups
Lazio XI: Romagnoli, Marusic, ZaCcagni, L.Pellegrini, Guendouzi, Taty Castellanos, Christos Mandas, Rovella, Gustav Isaksen, Fisayo Dele-Bashiru, Mario Gila
Subs: Pedro, Vecino, Lazzari, Samuel Gigot, Ivan Provedel, Toma Bašić, Boulaye Dia, Alessio Furlanetto, Tijjani Noslin, Oliver Provstgaard, Loum Tchaouna, Arijon Ibrahimane, Reda Belahyane.
Juventus XI: Locatelli, Di Gregorio, N. Gonzalez, Muani, Mckennie, Timothy Weah, Khéphren Thuram, Kalulu, Nicolò Savona, Renato Veiga, Alberto Costa
Subs: Pinsoglio, Perin, Vlahovic, Douglas Luiz, Francisco Conceição, Mbangula, Gatti, Rouhi, Adzic
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