Lazio beats Bologna 2-1 despite goalkeeper’s early red card August 14, 2022 Lazio beat Bologna 2-1 despite the goalkeeper’s early red card<br /> August 14, 2022 Creation time: 10:56 PM Last update: 10:56 PM Views: 24 Rome, Aug. 14 (BNA): Lazio goalkeeper Luis Maximiano was sent off less than six minutes after his first appearance in Serie A on Sunday, but the capital’s team managed a 2-1 win over Bologna, which was also reduced to 10 players. Maximiano, who joined from Granada in the off-season, rushed to the edge of the penalty area to grab the ball, and after reviewing the incident on the pitch screen, the referee decided that Maximiano had touched the ball outside the area and that the Portuguese goalkeeper was showing a direct red card. However, Lazio almost took the lead soon after when Cerro Immobile shot forward but his shot at an angle veered off the far post, according to the Associated Press. Bologna broke the score in the 38th minute. Alessio Romagnoli put his team in trouble after a terrible header clearance and team-mate Mattia Zacani tried to keep it away, but instead opposing striker Nicolas Sansoni fired. Marko Arnautovic hit the resulting penalty in the upper right corner. However, the first half ended teams with numerical parity after Bologna defender Adama Somoro was sent off in injury time after receiving a second yellow card, just minutes after the first. Lazio finally equalized in the 68th minute. Bologna goalkeeper Łukasz Skorupski parried Manuel Lazzari’s effort but the ball rebounded past defender Lorenzo de Silvestri with an own goal. The turn was completed after 11 minutes as Sergei Milinkovic-Savic smashed a ball through Immobile to shoot it between Skorubski’s legs. Roma, Lazio’s city rivals, were playing later and Jose Mourinho’s side will be looking to show intent against Salernitana in their opening game of the season. Another terrible mistake from goalkeeper Yunoy Radu, as Cremonese lost 3-2 to Fiorentina in a disappointing return to Serie A. Cremonese played the entire second half with ten men after midfielder Gonzalo Escalante was sent off for a two-footed tackle on Christian Kouamé. But he managed to get back to the score 2-2 when substitute Christian Bonaitoto equalized directly from a corner kick in the second half, just three minutes after coming off the bench. Radu made a number of great saves but was wrong on the winner’s goal in stoppage time as he managed to catch Rolando Mandragora’s cross but turned it back into his net. Radu is on loan from Inter Milan and his mistake in a match against Bologna is widely believed to have cost the Nerazzurri the title. This was Cremonese’s first Serie A match since 1996. insult Source link Related READ MORE Climate change brings extreme, early impact to South America
August 14, 2022 Creation time: 10:56 PM Last update: 10:56 PM Views: 24 Rome, Aug. 14 (BNA): Lazio goalkeeper Luis Maximiano was sent off less than six minutes after his first appearance in Serie A on Sunday, but the capital’s team managed a 2-1 win over Bologna, which was also reduced to 10 players. Maximiano, who joined from Granada in the off-season, rushed to the edge of the penalty area to grab the ball, and after reviewing the incident on the pitch screen, the referee decided that Maximiano had touched the ball outside the area and that the Portuguese goalkeeper was showing a direct red card. However, Lazio almost took the lead soon after when Cerro Immobile shot forward but his shot at an angle veered off the far post, according to the Associated Press. Bologna broke the score in the 38th minute. Alessio Romagnoli put his team in trouble after a terrible header clearance and team-mate Mattia Zacani tried to keep it away, but instead opposing striker Nicolas Sansoni fired. Marko Arnautovic hit the resulting penalty in the upper right corner. However, the first half ended teams with numerical parity after Bologna defender Adama Somoro was sent off in injury time after receiving a second yellow card, just minutes after the first. Lazio finally equalized in the 68th minute. Bologna goalkeeper Łukasz Skorupski parried Manuel Lazzari’s effort but the ball rebounded past defender Lorenzo de Silvestri with an own goal. The turn was completed after 11 minutes as Sergei Milinkovic-Savic smashed a ball through Immobile to shoot it between Skorubski’s legs. Roma, Lazio’s city rivals, were playing later and Jose Mourinho’s side will be looking to show intent against Salernitana in their opening game of the season. Another terrible mistake from goalkeeper Yunoy Radu, as Cremonese lost 3-2 to Fiorentina in a disappointing return to Serie A. Cremonese played the entire second half with ten men after midfielder Gonzalo Escalante was sent off for a two-footed tackle on Christian Kouamé. But he managed to get back to the score 2-2 when substitute Christian Bonaitoto equalized directly from a corner kick in the second half, just three minutes after coming off the bench. Radu made a number of great saves but was wrong on the winner’s goal in stoppage time as he managed to catch Rolando Mandragora’s cross but turned it back into his net. Radu is on loan from Inter Milan and his mistake in a match against Bologna is widely believed to have cost the Nerazzurri the title. This was Cremonese’s first Serie A match since 1996. insult
