Lazio
Parma
Match summary
Lazio saw off Parma 2-1. It was goalless at half-time.
Kenneth Taylor put Lazio ahead in the 50th minute, Carlos's own goal made it 2-0 in the 58th minute, and Simone Lontani pulled one back to make it 2-1 in stoppage time, set up by Giovanni Fabbian.
The chances backed that up: Lazio created 1.67 expected goals (xG) from 21 shots to Parma's 0.95 from 10.
Lazio hosted Parma in Serie A matchday 8, dominating the encounter across all metrics as they secured a 2-1 victory after a goalless first half. The home side controlled 68 percent of possession and accumulated 21 shots compared to 10 from their opponents, registering 5 shots on target and 8 corners. Lazio mounted 148 attacks and 86 dangerous attacks, completing 640 passes with an 89 percent accuracy rate. Parma managed 95 attacks, 3 corners, and 4 shots on target from 32 percent possession. Discipline saw 1 yellow card issued to each team alongside 5 fouls by the hosts and 12 by the visitors.
The match remained scoreless at half-time following a first half that featured yellow cards for Oliver Provstgaard at 30 minutes and Vincent Sierro at 38 minutes, plus a VAR review at 41 minutes. Both teams made tactical changes at the 46th minute before Kenneth Taylor broke the deadlock at 50 minutes with a left-footed shot for Lazio. An own goal by Diego Carlos at 58 minutes doubled the home lead. Following a series of substitutions, Simone Lontani scored for Parma with a left-footed shot at 90+5 minutes, bringing the final score to 2-1.
