The First Time Lazio Lost A Game

Lazio lost the form of play at home to Inter Milan (doc. SS Lazio).

JAKARTA - Lazio's crushing defeat to Inter Milan with a score of 0-6 at the Stadio Olimpico on Tuesday, December 17, 2024, early morning WIB, became the center of attention.

The goal distance of half a dozen is clearly far beyond predictions. Moreover, before the match, the duel was predicted to be kedak and attractive.

The reason is that the two teams are in good form as well as still on the track for the Scudetto.

However, the reality is not so. Biancocelesti's record was shattered.

Previously, Lazio held an unbeaten record at home since March 2024, winning 13 and drawing four times in all competitions.

Marco Baroni's team is known to have two systems that are so solid that they can appear scary for opponents.

There are two different versions of Lazio. First, playing extra midfielders who use trewartista in the 4-2-3-1 formation. The second system is the 4-3-3 used against Inter Milan.

The problem is, when they host the Nerazzurri, Lazio loses the form of the game so that it melts.

"When we had an attacking player working between lines, the team created a good situation and the wingers also had mobility."

"We have had a lot of games this season. There is fatigue, but we must not lose the form of our game so badly," Baroni said.

Baroni further revealed that for the first time they lost the form of play from the system that was often used.

However, the coach has found the point and promised to focus his troops on not doing that anymore.

"This is the first time it's happened. We certainly can't do that against a team like Inter who likes to steal the ball to counterattack."

"There are no 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 when the team is not in the right form. We do a stretch, which we usually don't do, and that's why we are generally unable to handle the four attacking players," said Baroni.

Despite these poor results, Lazio fans called the players to Curva and saluted their efforts this season.

They continued to sing and wave their flags to motivate players to rise again in the next match.

There are still two Serie A matches before closing 2024. Lazio will visit Lecce headquarters on December 22, 2024 and host Atalanta leaders on December 29, 2024.