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Verona U20

04-13 19:00

1 - 1

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Lazio Youth

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End 1-1

85′

tommaso casagrande

jurgen peci

83′

kledi marinaj

80′

kledi marinaj

valerio battisti

79′

valerio battisti

73′

montano

F. Serra

73′

lorenzo calvani

giorgio canali

71′

lorenzo garofalo

William feola

71′

matteo mussola

davide battisti de

64′

mattia mendolia

michele rossi de

64′

ruben akale

J. Ajayi

58′

I.Vermeșan

51′

Cristian cuzzarella

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34′

1-1

F.Cham

22′

federico ciucci

6′

ricardo bordon

5′

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ricardo bordon

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Match Info

The Italian Campionato Primavera 1 match between Verona U20 and Lazio U20 ended in a 1-1 draw at the Stadio Comunale on Monday, April 13, 2026. This hard-fought point was shared in a tightly contested youth league fixture that saw both teams demonstrate strong defensive organization and flashes of attacking promise. The match process saw an early breakthrough, with Verona U20 taking the lead in the 25th minute through a well-worked team move finished by their central striker. Lazio U20 responded with increasing pressure after the break and found their equalizer around the 70th-minute mark, capitalizing on a set-piece situation to head home from close range. The final twenty minutes saw both sides push for a winner, with the Lazio goalkeeper making a crucial save in stoppage time to preserve the point for the visitors. The result leaves both teams in a mid-table position in the Primavera 1 standings, with the single point doing little to alter their pursuit of the playoff places. Post-match, the Verona coach praised his team's first-half discipline but lamented the concession from a dead ball, while the Lazio manager highlighted his side's character to fight back on the road.