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Bologna Stun Lazio With Impressive Away Victory

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Bologna managed to secure a remarkable 2-1 victory over Lazio during the weekend at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.

This marks Bologna’s first league win against the home side on their own turf in nearly 12 years.

The win not only extends Bologna’s unbeaten streak to five games but also cements their position in 5th place in the Serie A standings leveling on point with 4th-place Atalanta, SportXparte reports.

Under the guidance of manager Thiago Motta, Bologna showcased a brand of football that is both beautiful and tactically solid. The team’s ability to change positions and utilize rotations effectively not only disoganized the opponent’s press but also created numerous opportunities for free men leading to fluid and cohesive gameplay on the field.

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The match saw moments of brilliance from both sides, with Lazio initially taking the lead through a well-executed goal by Isaksen in the 18th minute. However, Bologna responded emphatically, with Oussama El Azzouzi capitalizing on a defensive error to equalize before Joshua Zirkzee’s stunning volley in the 78th minute secured all three points for the visitors. The VAR verdict confirming the validity of El Azzouzi’s goal added to the drama and excitement of the match.

Thiago Motta’s tactics and the player’s ability to execute his game plan with precision were on full display, showcasing a team that is not only resistant but also capable of challenging for European spots in Serie A. The victory against Lazio serves as a testament to the progress and potential of Bologna under Motta’s leadership, with Champions League football now within reach for the ambitious club.

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The win against Lazio will undoubtedly go down as a memorable moment in the club’s history, signalling their intent to compete at the highest level of Italian football.

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