Motta 7 — Safe between the posts, reads the game with coolness and intervenes at key moments: his exits are never improvised but calculated, and when needed he puts a hand where others would have hesitated. His presence brings order to the defence and calm to the team.
Marušić 6.5 — Tireless on the flank, alternates precise cover with attacking sparks: never shy in sacrifice and often the one to stitch up defensive transitions. His consistency is a resource that allows the team to maintain balance throughout the match.
Gila 8 — Defensive pillar: dominates aerial duels, anticipates with timing and leads the line with authority. When the team suffers, he is the one who takes the situation in hand, imposing physicality and security and nullifying the opponents’ offensive reference points.
Provstgaard 7 — Physical presence and simple but effective readings: wins tackles, cleans up second balls and breaks up opponent moves before they become dangerous. His solidity allows his teammates to play with more freedom.
Tavares 6.5 — Solid in the defensive phase and useful when pushing forward: doesn’t seek the spectacular play but builds superiority with intelligent choices. His reliability on the flank is fundamental to not leaving gaps for counter-attacks.
Taylor 6.5 — Dynamic and unpredictable, puts the backline in difficulty with accelerations and changes of pace; some imprecision in the final ball, but his flashes always create danger and force opponents to reorganise.
Patric 7 — Dirty work and tactical brain: covers spaces, reads situations and closes passing lanes. Doesn’t seek glory but his discipline is often the key to maintaining order and compactness.
Dele‑Bashiru 6 — Plays with intensity and desire to build, tries to dictate tempo but still pays for some technical imprecision. His energy is precious to break up the opponent’s rhythm; with more clarity he can become decisive.
Isaksen 7.5 — Cold and concrete: the movement that leads to the goal is the fruit of reading and timing, not luck. Knows how to attack space, finish with clarity and give the team that decisive spark when the match is in the balance.
Maldini 6 — Puts physique and experience at the service of the team: not always flashy, but useful in pressing and counter-attacks; his contribution is above all tactical and sacrificial.
Pedro 6 — Manages rhythms with craft: comes on to control the game, slow it down when necessary and move the ball intelligently. Doesn’t seek individual action but gives balance and a sense of timing to the team.
Zaccagni 6 — Tried to be the team’s creative engine: movements between the lines, quick touches and a few changes of pace that attempted to break down the Rossoneri defence.
Dia 6 — Showed good will and dynamism when called upon, seeking to give depth to the move and stretch the opposing defence.
Cancellieri n/a
Belahyane n/a
👔 Maurizio Sarri – 8
Lazio are organised, compact, aggressive, coherent. He prepared the team with tactical clarity and mental coolness: Lazio took the field compact, with clear roles and a reading of the game that nullified Milan’s strengths. The victory was born from a precise strategy, applied with discipline by the players; Sarri knew how to transform tension into order and concreteness.
💙 The Laziali – RATING 10
An example of unity, passion, identity. The prepared choreography, the participation, the continuous support: the Curva Nord showed once again what it means to be the backbone of Lazio. The rating “1” is symbolic: it’s the number of the front line, of those who never give up, of those who represent the soul of the club more than anyone else.
❌ Club – RATING 0
And in particular Claudio Lotito – a full 0. The censorship of the display with the word LIBERTÀ in the Tribuna Tevere is yet another demonstration of a sidereal distance from the popular feeling. Support is the soul of Lazio, not an annoyance to be controlled. And when the president talks about the “thing” Ugo Longo, he should first wash his mouth: Lazio’s history deserves respect, not bar-room irony.
The club continues to show itself as distant, self-referential, incapable of understanding that without its people Lazio does not exist.
