“Matteo Cancellieri opens the scoring with a left-footed finish from the right side of the six-yard box after Lazio pressure from a corner.”
Pivotal“Tijjani Noslin doubles Lazio's lead with a close-range header, capitalizing on more slack Milan defending.”
Pivotal“Diego Moreira, on as a half-time substitute, halves the deficit with a tight-angle left-footed finish moments after Pavlović is booked for a foul.”
Pivotal“Diego Moreira completes a stunning turnaround with a second goal in two minutes, this time from outside the box, leveling the match at 2-2.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Lazio looked in complete control after a clinical first half, with Matteo Cancellieri and Tijjani Noslin punishing a shaky Milan defense to make it 2-0 by the 39th minute despite being second-best statistically. Milan responded by overhauling their side at the break, bringing on Diego Moreira, Yunus Musah and Christian Pulisic, and the changes paid off spectacularly as Moreira scored twice in the space of two minutes to level the score by the 67th minute. The visitors dominated the underlying numbers throughout - 66% possession, 16 shots to 8, and 52 dangerous attacks to Lazio's 22 - but wastefulness and a slow start let Lazio build the early cushion that nearly won it. For Milan, the result papers over a worrying first-half collapse, while Lazio will be frustrated to have surrendered a two-goal lead at home despite defending resolutely with 14 tackles to Milan's 8.
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Unbeaten Lazio host AC Milan at the Olimpico with both sides flying high in the early Serie A table. Gennaro Gattuso faces his former club as his team looks to make it four wins from four, while Milan aim to bounce back from their Juventus draw.