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This Sunday, Lazio and AS Rome left back to back in a meeting counting for the 32nd day of Serie A.
Status quo. Lazio and AS Rome remained back to back (1-1) on Sunday and have lagged behind in the race for the next Champions League while staying in the soft belly in the ranking.
The 185th edition of the Roman derby, in an Olympic stadium under high tension, held all its promises with 90 minutes very removed. Lazio took the advantage when the locker room returns on a head of Alessio Romagnoli (47), before Roma equalizes thanks to a cover of Matias Soule (69) for the greatest relief of the unusable Claudio Ranieri for his last “Derby of the capital” at 73 years old.
This no one does the business of anyone: Lazio remains 6th (56 pts), just in front of Roma, unbeaten since December 15 (54 pts) and 4th place, the last qualifier for the C1, moves away after the victory of Juventus (59 pts) against Lecce (2-1) on Saturday.
Before the meeting, clashes took place in the districts around the Olympic stadium between the police and several hundred ultra of the two clubs who were trying to enter the perimeters reserved for opposing supporters. Police back up the ultras, some of which were armed with iron bars and hammers, by deploying water launcher. According to a union source, thirteen police officers were injured, especially in the legs by stone jets.
In the race for the title, the Inter counts, after his victory against Cagliari (3-1) on Saturday, six points ahead of Naples who receives Empoli on Monday at the end of this 32nd day.
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