This Week In Lazio History: September 7-13 | OneFootball

According to The Laziali, this week brings a Supercoppa triumph, stirring comebacks and a 1936 opener against Milan, plus a tribute to Angelo Cupini.

On eight September 2000, Lazio beat Inter 4-3 in the Supercoppa as Claudio Lopez struck twice. On nine September 2011, it finished Milan 2-2 Lazio after early goals from Miroslav Klose and Djibril Cissé. Also this week, Lazio 3-3 Inter in 1950 from 0-3 down, Lazio 2-0 Hellas Verona in 2022, and Sampdoria 0-1 Lazio in 2004 through Paolo Di Canio.

Match in focus, 13 September 1936, Lazio 3-0 Milan at the Stadio PNF. A tight first half ended 0-0 and Milan’s Giovanni Moretti had been sent off for fouling Giuseppe Baldo on the half-hour.

On 55 minutes Umberto Busani’s recycled cross led to Silvio Piola’s bicycle kick. Bruno Camolese then slipped Piola through on 72, he powered clear to make it 2-0, before Giovanni Costa finished a flowing move five minutes later.

Angelo Cupini’s lone Lazio season in 1983-84 was decisive. Newly returned to Serie A, Lazio struggled, changed coach from Giancarlo Morrone to Paolo Carosi and lost Bruno Giordano to a broken leg on New Year’s Eve.

A late surge led by Vincenzo D’Amico and Lionello Manfredonia, with Joao Batista and Michael Laudrup, secured 13th by a single point. Cupini struck the crucial 48th-minute winner against Ascoli, later left after 29 appearances and three goals, and died in Udine on 13 September 2017, aged 58.

Source: The Laziali

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