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How did Lazio run riot at Sassuolo?
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Lazio went in two goals up at the break, and Thorstvedt's red card left Sassuolo a man down. Turati then saved two penalties, but Tijjani Noslin's long-range strikes sealed it. The final tally was 6 goals to 2.
- Lazio6 goals
- Sassuolo2 goals
Lazio stay unbeaten and sit on 25 points, provisionally top. Inter visit bottom side Venezia on Wednesday and would be level with them on points if they win.
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Floriani Mussolini, whom AP calls the great-grandson of Benito Mussolini, struck in the sixteenth minute, Lazio's third goal, putting them three-one up early. Afterwards he said: It's incredible to have scored today. I wanted to thank the many fans who came all this way for so much love.
“It's incredible to have scored today. I wanted to thank the many fans who came all this way for so much love.”
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Lazio beat Sassuolo 6-2 as Mussolini's great-grandson scores first Serie A goalRead the article
Based on reports by
- The IndependentMussolini's great-grandson scores his first goal for Lazio
- NOSLazio in the lead after spectacular win with goals from Taylor and Noslin, Malen scores for Roma
- AP NEWSMussolini's great-grandson scores his first goal for Lazio
- ANSA.itFootball: Floriani Mussolini, “my first goal in A for the fans”
- ANSA.itLazio overwhelming at Sassuolo, 6-2 and solitary lead
- ANSA.itSerie A: Lazio overwhelming at Sassuolo, 6-2 and solitary lead