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41% Ball Possession LAZIO and 59% Ball Possession BOLOGNA
Lazio 2 – 1 Bologna 
68′ Lorenzo De Silvestri (own goal) 38′ Marko Arnautovic (pen)
79′ Ciro Immobile 🟥 45’+3′ Adama Soumaoro
🟥 6′ Luis Maximiano
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Lazio win the Serie A Week 1 defeating Bologna on Sunday 14 August 2022 at the Olimpico di Roma Stadium in Rome, Italy. Perfect comeback of Lazio who, after the 0-1 in the first half, overturns the result thanks to De Silvestri’s own goal and Ciro Immobile’s goals. The Biancocelesti under a goal and a man, thank the gift of Soumaoro, able to take two yellow cards between the 40th and 48th, and thus capture three points that seemed unattainable. Lazio have won their season debut in the last three Serie A championship. Lazio winning for the first time four consecutive opening debuts.
In the next round, Lazio will play the away game against Torino while Bologna will play at home against Hellas Verona.
Lazio played with 10 players since the 6th minute after Referee Luca Massimi gave a red card to Luís Maximiano for a handball. Bologna also got a red card in the 45th minute after Adama Soumaoro got his second yellow card.
Bologna opened the score in the 38th minute. Marko Arnautovic converts a penalty with a right footed shot to the top right corner. The penalty is conceded by Mattia Zaccagni after a foul on Nicola Sansone.
Photo via twitter.com/BolognaFC1909en
✅ Stats before the game. Lazio have won 53 Serie A matches against Bologna (37N, 46P); the biancocelesti have done better in the competition only against Sampdoria (54) and Fiorentina (57) – on the opposite front, the rossoblù have won more games only against Roma (51) than the successes obtained against Lazio (46).
Bologna is the team that Lazio have overtaken several times in home matches in Serie A (38V, 19N, 11P); in particular, the capitolini have won the last three home matches with the rossoblù and have not reached four since the 1998-2000 period.
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📺 Click the video to watch Lazio 2 – 1 Bologna highlights including all goals on Sunday 14 August 2022.
🇮🇹 Referee Luca Massimi from the section of Termoli will be assisted by Pasquale De Meo from the section of Foggia and Mattia Scarpa from the section of Reggio Emilia. The Fourth Official will be Ivano Pezzuto from the section of Lecce. The VAR will be Davide Ghersini from the section of Genova. The AVAR will be Alessandro Lo Cicero from the section of Brescia.
🏟 | OLIMPICO
The stage for this evening!
⏱ 18:30 KO #LazioBologna #ForzaBFC #WeAreOne pic.twitter.com/MTc31Du9o7
— Bologna FC 1909 (@BolognaFC1909en) August 14, 2022
𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐌𝐀𝐙𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐄 📋
👥 Questo l’undici che sfiderà il @BfcOfficialPage!Qui per vedere la partita su @SkySport ➡️ https://t.co/SAfiDxvTa6 pic.twitter.com/2wesU0Okwu
— S.S.Lazio (@OfficialSSLazio) August 14, 2022
We are here ❤️💙#LazioBologna #WeAreOne pic.twitter.com/sKfjQpMDs6
— Bologna FC 1909 (@BolognaFC1909en) August 14, 2022
👉 Lazio – Bologna, Match Officials
Serie A Week 1🗓️ Sunday 14 August 2022
🏟️ Olimpico di Roma Stadium
⏲️ 18:30🙍♂️Referee: MASSIMI
🚩Assistants: DE MEO – SCARPA
4⃣ Fourth Official: PEZZUTO
🥅VAR: GHERSINI @OfficialSSLazio @BolognaFC1909en https://t.co/eXk7glrgOd pic.twitter.com/pE71Bq1hao— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) August 12, 2022
Photo via twitter.com/BolognaFC1909en
Photo via twitter.com/OfficialSSLazio
2022 – 2023 Italian Serie A Week 1
Lazio 2 – 1 Bologna
Sunday 14 August 2022
Olimpico di Roma Stadium
Rome, Italy
18:30
Referee: MASSIMI
Assistants: DE MEO – SCARPA
Fourth Official: PEZZUTO
VAR: GHERSINI
AVAR: LO CICERO
Goals: 38′ Marko Arnautovic (pen)(B), 68′ Lorenzo De Silvestri (own goal), 79′ Ciro Immobile (L)
Official lineups – formations – tabellino:
LAZIO (4-3-3): Maximiano; Lazzari (82′ Hysaj), Patric, Romagnoli, Marusic; Milinkovic (82′ Cancellieri), Cataldi (65′ Luis Alberto), Basic (8′ Provedel); Felipe Anderson (82′ Vecino), Immobile, Zaccagni.
Subs: Provedel, Adamonis, Hysaj, Gila, Kamenovic, Radu, Vecino, Marcos Antonio, Luis Alberto, Bertini, Luka Romero, Cancellieri, Raul Moro.
Coach: Maurizio Sarri.
BOLOGNA (3-4-1-2): Skorupski; Lykogiannis (65′ Kasius), Medel, Soumaoro; Cambiaso (87′ Vignato), Schouten, Dominguez (72′ Barrow), De Silvestri; Soriano (65′ Aebischer); Arnautovic, Sansone (46′ Bonifazi).
Subs: Bardi, Bagnolini, Amey, Angeli, Kasius, Bonifazi, Mbaye, Motolese, Aebischer, Urbansky, Orsolini, Barrow, Raimondo, Vignato.
Coach: Mihajlovic
