SS Lazio vs. AC Monza (10.11.2022)

The encounter between Lazio and AC Monza on November 10, 2022, was a tightly contested fixture that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Early in the match, Andrea Petagna thought he had put Monza ahead, but his celebration was cut short as the goal was cancelled in the 14th minute.

Lazio began their tactical maneuvers with M. Lazzari being the first to make way for a substitution at the 27th minute, signaling a change in strategy. The tension ramped up as the first half neared its conclusion; Giulio Donati of Monza was shown a yellow card during injury time (45+1), indicating a tough battle in the middle of the park.

The second half saw an increased pace in gameplay and squad adjustments. Lazio made a key substitution right after the break, with M. Cancellieri coming on at the 46th minute. Monza responded with a double change in the 58th minute, bringing on José Machín and G. Donati to freshen up the team dynamics.

Lazio kept reshaping their team, making consecutive substitutions in the 60th and 61st minutes, introducing M. Vecino and Marcos Antônio, respectively. Amidst the strategical changes, Nicolò Casale of Lazio received a yellow card in the 63rd minute, further escalating the intensity.

The deadlock was finally broken in the 69th minute when L. Romero found the net for Lazio, scoring what would be the match's only normal goal. Monza refused to back down and performed another substitution in the 72nd minute, Andrej Galabinov taking place of A. Colpani, followed by bringing A. Petagna off in the 73rd minute.

As the match approached its final stages, Adam Marušić of Lazio was also booked with a yellow card in the 75th minute. The flurry of substitutions concluded with Monza making their fifth switch, A. Izzo entering the fray in the 79th minute. Lazio mirrored this decision and used their fifth substitution slot in the 86th minute, as Pedro joined the action.

Despite Monza's efforts to even the score, Lazio held on to their slender lead, securing a victory that would delight the home fans. It was a match that exhibited tactical thinking, resilience, and ultimately, Lazio’s ability to capitalise on their opportunities.

Lineup SS Lazio

Lineup AC Monza

Substitutes SS Lazio

Substitutes AC Monza

SS Lazio

Their nicknames include I Biancocelesti (the white and sky blue) and Le Aquile (the eagles). This also suggests that they have an eagle in their emblem and that their colours are white and sky blue. They are at home at the Stadio Olympico, which holds 70,634 people, making it the largest stadium in Rome.

AC Monza

AC Monza, commonly referred to as Monza, is a professional football club based in Monza, Lombardy, Italy. The team was founded in 1912 and has a storied history, although it has spent most of its existence in the lower divisions of Italian football. Monza plays its home games at the Stadio Brianteo, which has a capacity to seat fans who come to support the team in their distinctive red and white colors.

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