Serie A
Como-Torino: Official lineups for the match

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Lazio President, Claudio Lotito, participated in a podcast discussing the transfer market, particularly debunking the myth of “the more you spend, the more you win.”
The Roman entrepreneur, who became a shareholder of the Società Sportiva Lazio in 2004, was a guest on the podcast “Un Caffè con Vanni” and addressed various topics, including responding to those who accuse him of only caring about money and not the well-being of the club.

MARCO BARONI CELEBRATING WITH A POINTING FINGER (PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI)
“People portray me differently from who I am because they make superficial analyses, meaning they do not delve deep into who the person is because a person is composed of 360º aspects that make them unique. As for the financials, it’s not my fault, for me, they are the foundation of management,” these were the first words in the podcast by Claudio Lotito.
Regarding managing a sports company, he emphasized that: “A company must have an economic-financial balance in order to be managed, otherwise, you risk bankruptcy. Just look at what has happened in football in the last 25 years and you will realize that many people have disappeared from the role of president. When I say disappeared, it’s because they had a maximum of 5 years and probably interpreted football as fan-presidents rather than president-fans. I feel the responsibility to cultivate the values of this club founded in 1900, which holds important and rare values.”
On the Path of Memories
The Roman president then looked back to when he acquired the Biancocelesti club, highlighting a significant fact at that time: “Just think that in order to maintain the original registration number and prevent Lazio from going bankrupt, I took on €550 million in debt in 2004. The club had a turnover of €84 million and was losing €86.6 million. I believe the restructuring I implemented, also combining with sporting results.”
Building on the previous concept, he highlighted Lazio’s achievements during his tenure: “Because after Juventus, Lazio is the second club with the most trophies. It didn’t win the championship but won 3 Supercoppa and 3 Coppa Italia, defeating Inter of the treble, and Juventus that had won everything. Demonstrating, therefore, that achievements and sporting results can be reached by utilizing organization and the ability to not only leverage money but also the capacity to generate results through ideas.”
Scudetto Dream
Therefore, in light of the data shared by the president, the thought of the Scudetto couldn’t be overlooked: “You think the Scudetto is a mathematical fact, today it is believed that the more you spend, the more you win but it’s nonsense. The key is to invest judiciously and scientifically to achieve objectives. In football, I took Salernitana from excellence to Serie A, the only case in Italian football. I restructured Lazio and today it has €300 million in real estate assets, making it the most asset-rich club on the market. I am working to ensure that the Scudetto doesn’t become a sporadic phenomenon but becomes a system within Lazio.”
Where can Baroni’s Lazio go with Lotito as president?
Serie A
Tough match, I’m satisfied with the result – Football style

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Cremonese-Udinese ends 1-1, last match of the seventh day. Terracciano’s goal in the first half was answered by Zaniolo’s first goal in the league.
Closing the seventh day of Serie A is Cremonese–Udinese, Monday’s postponement. A match between two teams that started well in the league but have not found a win for several games.
Both coaches focus on quality: Nicola lines up Vandeputte and the attacking duo Bonazzoli-Vardy, with the Englishman making his debut as a starter, while Runjaić responds with Atta and Ekkelenkamp in midfield, Karlstrom in charge and Zaniolo as a forward alongside Bayo.

DAVIDE NICOLA (PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI)
Cremonese-Udinese, first half in red-gray tones
The start is immediately favorable to the home team, who unlock the result in the 4th minute with Terracciano’s header from Vandeputte’s free-kick. The goal charges Cremonese, who dominate the first half thanks to the intensity of Bondo and the creativity of Vandeputte in midfield.
The red-grays come close to doubling their lead several times, first with Zerbin and then with Vandeputte and Bonazzoli, who hit the crossbar in the 31st minute. Udinese, on the other hand, struggles to react and ends the first half in difficulty, saved only by the opponents’ inaccuracies.
Zaniolo responds and Vardy almost scores the winning goal
In the second half, the game changes. Runjaić’s team comes back onto the field with a completely different attitude and immediately finds the equalizer in the 51st minute: Bayo serves Zanoli on the right, perfect cross and winning header by Zaniolo, scoring his first goal in Udinese colors.
The Friulians gain confidence and force Cremonese to drop back, but in the 60th minute, it’s Nicola’s team that comes very close to taking the lead again: Vardy sprints behind the defense and tries a chip shot, but Okoye does not allow it.
In the final minutes, opportunities abound on both sides: Piotrowski and Atta try for Udinese, then Vázquez hits the post with a free-kick in the 79th minute.
In the 91st minute, the last great chance falls to the red-grays: Sarmiento takes advantage of a glaring mistake by Solet, who is having an off day, and serves Vardy, who in the box gets rid of a defender and shoots practically on target but finds the decisive deflection by Kabasele, tonight the best in the Udinese defense.
The match ends 1-1, a result that satisfies neither team. Cremonese regrets the missed opportunities, while Udinese can only console themselves for the second-half reaction and Zaniolo’s excellent performance.
Serie A
“We deserved more. I liked the spirit of the boys” – Football style

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1-1 draw between Cremonese and Udinese, last match of the seventh round. Terracciano’s goal in the first half was answered by Zaniolo’s first goal in the league.
Ending the seventh round of Serie A is Cremonese–Udinese, Monday’s late match. A clash between two teams that have started well in the league but have not found a win in several rounds.
Both coaches focus on quality: Nicola fields Vandeputte and the attacking duo of Bonazzoli-Vardy, with the Englishman making his debut as a starter, while Runjaić responds with Atta and Ekkelenkamp in midfield, Karlstrom in playmaking role, and Zaniolo up front alongside Bayo.

DAVIDE NICOLA (PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI)
Cremonese-Udinese, first half in grigiorosse colors
The start favors the home team, who unlock the score at the 4th minute with Terracciano’s header from Vandeputte’s free-kick. The goal energizes Cremonese, who dominate the first half thanks to the intensity of Bondo and the creativity of Vandeputte in midfield.
The grigiorossi come close to doubling their lead, first with Zerbin and then with Vandeputte and Bonazzoli, who hits the crossbar at the 31st minute. Udinese, on the other hand, struggles to react and ends the first half in difficulty, saved only by the opponents’ inaccuracies.
Zaniolo answers back and Vardy comes close to the winning goal
In the second half, the game changes. Runjaić’s team comes back with a completely different attitude and immediately finds the equalizer in the 51st minute: Bayo sets up Zanoli on the right, perfect cross and winning header by Zaniolo, scoring his first goal in Udinese colors.
The Friulians gain confidence and force Cremonese to sit back, but in the 60th minute it’s Nicola’s team that comes very close to taking the lead again: Vardy makes a run behind the defense and tries a chip shot, but Okoye doesn’t let it in.
In the final stages, opportunities abound for both sides: Piotrowski and Atta try for Udinese, then Vázquez hits the post with a free-kick in the 79th minute.
In the 91st minute, the last great chance is for the grigiorossi: Sarmiento takes advantage of a glaring mistake by Solet, who has had an off day, and sets up Vardy, who frees himself from a defender in the box and shoots practically assuredly but finds the decisive deflection from Kabasele, tonight the best in the Udinese defense.
The match ends 1-1, a result that satisfies neither of the two teams. Cremonese lament missed opportunities, while Udinese can only take solace in their second-half reaction and Zaniolo’s excellent performance.
Serie A
Serie A, weekend plagued by goal drought: negative record within reach

The 7th round of Serie A risks being remembered in history for having the lowest number of goals. There is still one match that could prevent this.
Four nil-nil draws and a maximum of three goals in a single match have characterized this round of Serie A. Little spectacle and little effectiveness, only the talents of the moment have shone.
Serie A, the latest negative record and what must happen in Cremonese-Udinese
Only nine goals in nine matches, this is the data that has surprised everyone among fans and insiders regarding the seventh round of Serie A. Four matches without goals and many teams struggling to find a way to score for several weeks.
Abroad, it is said that Serie A is the most boring championship in terms of pure entertainment, and unfortunately, this stereotype has been confirmed this past weekend.
The only hope to avoid setting a negative record and beat those belonging to the days: 9th of the 2010-2011 season, 32nd of the 2017-2018 season, and 2nd of the 2022-23 season with a total of 13 goals, is that the last match on the schedule, namely Cremonese-Udinese, records at least 4 goals to at least equal the previous negative record.
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