Down to nine men, Lazio beat Parma and close in on Serie A’s top six | OneFootball

This Saturday, the 14th round of the Italian Championship kicked off with thrilling matches. Lazio defeated Parma with two men down and moved closer to the G6, the zone that guarantees a spot in international competitions.

Torino, who had gone six matches without a win, climbed a few positions after beating Cremonese. The victory helped the team move away from the relegation zone. In the last game of Saturday, Atalanta beat Cagliari and got some relief in the standings.

Lazio wins with two men down

Lazio won away from home against Parma, 1-0. With this result, the team moved up from 10th to 8th place, with 22 points. The hosts, meanwhile, are in 17th place, the first spot outside the relegation zone, with 14 points.

In the 42nd minute of the first half, Zaccagni was sent off. At the 32nd minute of the second half, it was Basic’s turn to hit the showers early. The winning goal came from Noslin in the 37th minute of the second half. The player stole the ball, dribbled past goalkeeper Corvi, and slotted it into the net.

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Torino breaks negative streak

Playing at home, Torino beat Cremonese 1-0 and ended a streak of six games without positive results. The win saw the team jump from 17th to 12th, with 17 points. The visitors, on the other hand, drop a position. At the moment, they are in 10th place, with 20 points.

The match's only goal was scored by Nikola Vlašić in the 27th minute.

Relief for Atalanta

Atalanta beat Cagliari 2-1 at home and got some breathing room in the standings. The club now has 19 points and moves away from the relegation zone, appearing in 11th place. The visitors are in 15th, with 14 points.

Gianluca Scamacca scored twice for the hosts, in the 11th minute of the first half and the 36th of the second. Gianluca Gaetano scored for Cagliari in the 30th minute of the second half.

The rest of the round takes place this Sunday and Monday.

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