Dele-Bashiru Gets Very High Rating In Lazio’s 3-0 Win At Juventus
Nigeria international Fisayo Dele-Bashiru got a very good rating, after helping Lazio defeat Juventus 3-0 away in the Serie A on Sunday.
Opening Goals Account This Season
Dele-Bashiru scored his first league goal in this campaign, after netting Lazio’s third goal against Juventus.
The 25-year-old, who came on in the 69th minute for his third appearance in the Italian topflight this campaign, got on the score sheet in the 89th minute.
He collected the ball in his own half, drove forward largely unchallenged, entered the box and slotted a low finish past Juventus goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario.
Following his impressive performance, Dele-Bashiru was rated seven out of 10 by Yahoo Sports.
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Commenting on his display, the sport outfit wrote:”The Nigerian was brought on to add some energy to the middle of the park, and he certainly did so, but he also decided to join the party by scoring Lazio’s third on the back of a glorious solo run.”
The result against Juventus underlined Lazio’s strong early-season form under head Coach Gennaro Gattuso, who described his side as a possible “surprise package” while stressing the need to keep the same approach and work hard.
Lazio’s Impressive Start To The Season
Under Gattuso, the Biancocelesti remain unbeaten after seven games and sit on 19 points (trailing Inter only on goal difference).
It is their best start after seven matches in Serie A history, surpassing the 17 points of Sven-Göran Eriksson’s title-winning 1999-2000 side.
Juventus, managed by Luciano Spalletti, stay on 11 points in eighth place, eight points off the top, with just one win in their last five league games.
By James Agberebi
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