Three goals conceded, none scored, and a defeat that weighs heavily on both the standings and morale. Juventus loses 0-3 to Lazio at the Allianz Stadium, in the big match of the seventh round of Serie A.

Gennaro Gattuso’s team confirms its extraordinary start to the season, securing a highly valuable win against a direct competitor. For Luciano Spalletti, instead, this setback raises new questions about the Bianconeri’s trajectory.

The match was decided by Oliver Provstgaard, Gustav Isaksen and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru, stars of a perfect evening for the Biancocelesti.

Provstgaard unlocks the match in the first half

Lazio arrived in Turin buoyed by a start to the season that had taken them to the top spots in the standings. And against Juventus they proved they could handle the pressure of a major encounter.

The first decisive episode came in the 37th minute, when Oliver Provstgaard found the opening goal. The Danish defender’s strike shifted the momentum of the match and forced Juventus to chase the game.

The Bianconeri, urged to respond in front of their home fans, were unable to find the goal that would have leveled the score.

Isaksen doubles, Dele-Bashiru seals it

In the second half, Juventus tried to change the course of the match, but it was again Lazio who struck.

In the 66th minute, Gustav Isaksen doubled the score, making Spalletti’s plans even more complicated. The second goal was a turning point: with two goals to make up, the home side had to take more risks, while Lazio could manage their lead and look for spaces to definitively close out the match.

The final blow for 0-3 came in the 89th minute, when Fisayo Dele-Bashiru completed the Biancocelesti’s triumph. Three different goalscorers for a victory that also highlights the variety of options at Gattuso’s disposal.

Lazio, from surprise package to title contender

The victory at the Stadium did not happen by chance. After six rounds, Lazio had already arrived at the clash with 16 points, compared to Juventus’ 11, sharing the top of the table.

Lega Serie A had highlighted that this was the best start in the club’s history in the top division.

The win in Turin further reinforces the message: Lazio do not want to be limited to just a good start to the season, but intend to stay in the leading positions.

Gattuso takes three hugely valuable points, but above all gets confirmation of his side’s competitiveness against a leading opponent.

Juventus, defeat raises new questions

For Juventus, however, the result is particularly harsh.

Before the match, the Bianconeri had collected 11 points from the first six rounds, with three wins, two draws and one defeat. This 0-3 at home therefore marks another slowdown.

What stands out most is the gap in the scoreline, in a match that could have offered Spalletti‘s team the chance to move closer to the top positions.

Now an immediate response is needed, both in terms of results and confidence. Lazio leave Turin with three goals and three points. Juventus, on the other hand, are left with many questions to answer.