Serie A Week 29: Result LAZIO 1 – 0 VENEZIA, Monday 14 March 2022

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66% Ball Possession LAZIO and 34% Ball Possession VENEZIA
Lazio 1 – 0 Venezia    
58′ Ciro Immobile (pen)
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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Lazio, 7th position with 46 points and a positive goal difference of +15
Venezia, 18th position with 22 points and a negative goal difference of -26

Lazio win the Serie A Week 29 game defeating Venezia on Monday 14 March 2022 at the Olimpico di Roma Stadium in Rome, Italy.  The victory helps Lazio to climb to the 5th position while Venezia remain in the relegation zone.  Lazio ahead of Atalanta and Roma. Venezia against the fourth consecutive penalty continue to postpone the victory, despite a tactically dignified match. On Week 30, Lazio will play the derby against AS Roma while Venezia will play for safety in the direct clash against Sampdoria.

President Lotito and Giorgio Sandri delivered a plaque to the Wilson family before the game.

Lazio opened the score in the 58th minute. Forward Ciro Immobile defeating Venezia goalkeeper Mäenpää converting a penalty with a right-footed shot to the bottom left corner. The penalty was conceded by Domen Crnigoj. Immobile has scored his 26th goal in 33 games in all competitions for Lazio this season and become the top scorer in the history of Lazio, with 144 goals!

✅ Stats before the game. Lazio have remained unbeaten in their last four matches against Venezia in Serie A (3W, 1D), winning the two most recent; LLazio have never obtained three successes in a row against the lagoon in the maximum tournament.  Lazio have never lost in their 10 home games against Venezia in Serie A (8W, 2N); among the teams currently in the tournament, only against Empoli have the Biancocelesti played more home matches (12) without ever registering a defeat.  Lazio have only won two of their last seven league home games (3D, 2L), after having recorded 17 wins in the previous 19 Serie A home games (2D).  Venezia have won three away matches in this league (3N, 7P); in their history in Serie A, only in 1942/43, Venezia have achieved more away wins (four) in a single season.

Ciro Immobile, in addition to joining Silvio Piola in 1st place of Lazio’s top scorers in Serie A (both 143 goals), became the 3rd player in the entire history of the competition to score at least 20 goals in six different seasons, after Gunnar Nordahl and Giuseppe Meazza (both seven).  Ciro Immobile has scored 43 goals in 46 matches against newly-promoted teams in Serie A; since 2000, only Alberto Gilardino (47) has scored more goals against these opponents in the top flight.

👉Lineup LAZIO (4-3-3): Strakosha; Patric, L. Felipe, Acerbi, Hysaj; Milinkovic, Leiva, L. Alberto; Felipe Anderson, Immobile, Zaccagni.

👉Lineup  VENEZIA (4-3-3) Mäenpää; Matějů, Caldara, Modolo, Haps; Črnigoj, Ampadu, Fiordilino; Busio; Nsame, Okereke.

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Serie A tickets2021 – 2022 Italian Serie A Week 29

Lazio 1 – 0 Venezia
Monday 14 March 2022
Olimpico di Roma Stadium
Rome, Italy

20:45

Referee: MANGANIELLO
Assistants: LONGO – LIBERTI
Fourth Official: MERAVIGLIA
VAR: MARESCA
AVAR: TEGONI

Goals: 58′ Ciro Immobile (pen)(L)

Official lineups – formations – tabellino:

👉Lineup LAZIO (4-3-3): Strakosha; Patric, L. Felipe, Acerbi, Hysaj; Milinkovic, Leiva, L. Alberto; Felipe Anderson, Immobile, Zaccagni.

Subs: Reina, Adamonis, Kamenovic, Lazzari, Floriani Mussolini, Akpa Akpro, André Anderson, Basic, Romero, R. Moro, Cabral, Pedro

Coach: Maurizio Sarri

👉Lineup  Venezia (4-3-3) Mäenpää; Matějů, Caldara, Modolo, Haps; Črnigoj, Ampadu, Fiordilino; Busio; Nsame, Okereke.

Subs: Bertinato, Lazar, Svoboda, Ceccaroni, Ebuehi, Ullmann, Tessmann, Peretz, Kiyine, Sigurðsson, Nani, Henry

Coach:  Paolo Zanetti (suspended, Bertolini on the bench)