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Continuation of the 34th day of Serie A this Monday evening. Lazio hosted the Hellas Verona club on its pitch at the Stadio Olimpico. This meeting was an opportunity for the visitors to grab more points in their mission to remain in the elite, while Marco Baroni’s men remained on five units taken in the last four matches played. And for Igor Tudor’s troops, the objective is clear and clear with a ticket to Europe in the sights. The first period was rather dominated by the Laziali who failed to score the net despite two interesting little chances.
The Bianconcelesti had to wait for the last quarter of an hour with the opening score of Mattia Zaccagni (72nd) who sealed a Roman success by the smallest of margins (1-0). In the standings, Lazio takes valuable points in the Italian championship and climbs to 6th place, while Hellas Verona remains in a good position to remain in Serie A with its 15th position. Next weekend, the Laziali will travel to Lombardy to face Monza, while the Gialloblu will host Fiorentina, during the 35th Italian matchday.
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