Juventus 0 – Lazio 3: Initial reaction and random observations
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31-second readAs things played out Sunday night, Juventus became the latest team to find out first-hand what has gone into Lazio having their best start to a Serie A season in club history.
Unfortunately for us, that also involved Juventus playing like complete garbage. There was no post-Europa League success for the second consecutive outing this season. Instead, there was only massive reminders of how far this club has fallen over the last few years.
Lazio didn’t have a complex game plan that involved total football or anything close to it — rather, it felt just like a carbon copy of what so many teams have done against Juventus so far this season.
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- Black & White & Read All Over ↗
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- Juventus, Lazio
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Black & White & Read All Over · reported · 2026-10-18 21:31 UTC
Juventus 0 – Lazio 3: Initial reaction and random observations ↗
As things played out Sunday night, Juventus became the latest team to find out first-hand what has gone into Lazio having their best start to a Serie A season in club history. Unfortunately for us, that also involved Juventus playing
Black & White & Read All Over · reported · 2026-10-15 22:32 UTC
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