Serie A: Lazio overthrow Cagliari and take the lead alone, Frosinone still surprises against Torino

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By: Manu Tournoux

Lazio: Gattuso's rant despite the victory and first place

With the defeat of Inter Milan against AC Milan (3-1) during the derby yesterday, Lazio had the opportunity to make a hole at the top of Serie A. The Roman club hosted Cagliari and was surprised by a goal from M’Bala Nzola (20th). However, Gustav Isaksen equalized just before the break (36th). Finally, the Biancocelesti reversed the trend at the end of the match via Andra Pinamonti (83rd). Adam Obert was sent off at the end of the match for the Sardinians (90th +1).

With this 2-1 victory, Gennaro Gattuso’s team takes a three-point lead over Inter Milan. Cagliari for its part is eleventh. At the same time, Frosinone offered itself Torino. It was the Algerian Fares Ghedjemis who broke the deadlock after the break (48th). At the end of the match, Giacomo Calo doubled the lead (90th +3). A 2-0 victory which allows Frosinone to be sixth in Serie A. Cagliari is in eleventh place.

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