Before Nice, Lazio Rome dominates Torino in Serie A thanks to a goalscoring Mattéo Guendouzi

Throughout the match, Marco Baroni’s men sat back and waited for the right moments to attack with rapid attacks. After the break, it was Boulaye Dia, also strangely alone in the penalty area, who doubled the lead (2-0, 60th). The Senegalese (28 caps), who arrived this summer from Salernitana, has already scored seven goals in all competitions in as many matches played. Che Adams’ start to the season isn’t bad either. With his fifth goal, the Scotsman thought he could restart the match with a cross strike (2-1, 67th). But this Lazio was clinical this Sunday lunchtime. Tijjani Noslin took advantage of yet another mix-up in the Turin area to kill any suspense (3-1, 89th). Saul Coco’s last goal (3-2, 93rd) changed nothing.