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USA Today
21-04-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Mattia Zaccagni vs. Genoa CFC – Player props & odds to score a goal on April 21
Mattia Zaccagni vs. Genoa CFC – Player props & odds to score a goal on April 21 [gambcom-standard rankid="4130" ] Will Mattia Zaccagni score a goal when Lazio goes up against Genoa CFC on Monday, April 21 at 12:00 PM ET? For current stats and anytime goalscorer odds, keep reading. Last time out, Lazio wound up with a draw by a score of 1-1 at home versus AS Roma, taking eight shots and outshooting Roma by four. Keep up with Serie A action this season on Fubo! Mattia Zaccagni's Odds to Score a Goal vs. Genoa CFC Odds to score a goal next game: +300 Soccer player prop odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Sunday at 6:39 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. [gambcom-standard rankid="4142" ] Mattia Zaccagni's 2024-25 Stats This season, he has scored a goal in eight of 29 games. Comparing Zaccagni's expected goals total (3.0) to his actual total (eight), you see an overperformance of 5.0. When it comes to assists, he has picked up at least one in five of 29 games this season. In terms of penalty kicks, Zaccagni has converted two of two. So far in the 2024-25 season, he is averaging 1.1 shots per match, having taken 31 in total (14 on target). Lazio vs. Genoa CFC Scoring Insights In Serie A, Lazio has put up 53 goals in 32 matches (third in league), and Genoa has given up 38 in 32 matches (ninth). Genoa is 16th in Serie A in goals scored (29 overall, 0.9 per game), and Lazio is 11th in goals conceded (43 overall, 1.3 per game). Lazio's goal difference (+10) is ninth in Serie A. In terms of goal differential, Genoa is 12th in Serie A at -9. Lazio vs. Genoa CFC Match Info Matchup: Lazio at Genoa Lazio at Genoa Time: 12:00 PM ET 12:00 PM ET Date: April 21, 2025 April 21, 2025 Venue: Luigi Ferraris Luigi Ferraris Live stream: Watch this game on Paramount+ Watch Lazio vs. Genoa CFC on Paramount+ More Player Props: [gambcom-standard rankid="4338" ]
Yahoo
03-03-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Today's Papers – Desperate Milan, Inter fever, Juventus must win
Another ko, now they are out of Europe Milan landslide The Devil crashes down to ten men. Penalty at minute 98, Lazio fly, San Siro rage. Conceiçao under scrutiny. Juve try Kolo and Yildiz to go -6 from the top Toro quality Elmas scores, Casadei impresses CT Spalletti Inter fever Nobody plays more, they can reach 67 games. Bastoni case: why is he always subbed off? Another horrible game, like the shirt. It ends 2-1, Sergio trembles Conceiçao sinks, Lazio go fourth Baroni's team dominates. Zaccagni breaks the deadlock, and Pavlovic sees red. Electric end to the game: Chukwueze equaliser at 84′, decisive Pedro penalty at 98′. Conte believes The fixture list, the returns and Napoli's improvements. Trust rises and the Scudetto quota has diminished: 28 points could be enough Motta hunting Thiago can go -6 from the top spot: 'I'm not incompetent, I'd like my children to have a coach like me. Honest and direct.' Ranieri home, it's all another Roma Saele and Dovbyk overturn Da Cunha. 10 wins in 11 games at the Olimpico. New Toro Vanoli The coach has redesigned the team perfectly after the January window. 'But I was furious in the first half, too slow, then I saw the mentality I want.' The goalscorers: 'So good to score with the Granata.' H.20:45, Thiago defends himself, but now he can only win Motta, the pitch does the talking Out of everything, he has a chance to go -6 from Inter. 'I'm not incompetent, the players are with me. I'd like a honest and genuine coach like for my children.' Tough protest against the coach, the players and the club. Conceiçao injured, Kalulu returns. Crazy, desperate and furious Milan Manganiello at VAR punishes the contact Maignan-Isaksen after Pavlovic's red card and Chukwueze's incredible reply to Zaccagni. San Siro protests everyone and everything. Conceiçao, becoming increasingly desperate, can go -11 from the fourth spot.
Yahoo
03-03-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Lazio defeat 10-men Milan at the death in controversial Serie A clash
Pedro scored in the eighth minute of injury time to hand Lazio a controversial 2-1 win over 10-man Milan at the San Chukwueze 84'; Zaccagni 28', Pedro (pen) 90+8' After an even enough opening 15 minutes to the game, Lazio began to take control and deservedly took the lead just before the half hour mark through their captain and main man, Mattia Zaccagni. Capitalising on some lax Milan defending, they broke with Adam Marušić eventually taking aim at Mike Maignan. The French goalkeeper could only parry the ball into the path of Zaccagni, who slid in to tap home from close range. João Félix came on just before the break for Yunus Musah, who appeared to have an injury, but he could not spark the Rossoneri into action, and they struggled to create chances. Their hopes of a comeback were severely dented in the 67th minute when Strahinja Pavlović was given a straight red card for a challenge on Gustav Isaksen. The Lazio winger had just got ahead of the Milan defender when he lunged in, but given there was other defenders in close proximity, it felt a relatively harsh decision. However, Lazio could not get the second and, with just six minutes left on the clock, substitute Samuel Chukwueze made them pay. Rafael Leão's inswinger from the left was inviting, but the Nigerian winger did brilliantly to power a header high past Ivan Provedel to send the San Siro wild. Both sides battled until the end looking for a winner, but Lazio were the ones to get it via the penalty spot after Maignan was controversially ruled to have fouled Isaksen. Amid whistles and boos from the home end, Pedro stepped up to coolly send the keeper the wrong way with almost the last kick of the game. The win pushes Lazio past Bologna and Juventus, and into top four for at least 24 hours. 📸 PIERO CRUCIATTI - AFP or licensors
Yahoo
27-02-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Zaccagni reveals Italy goal and message from Del Piero
Lazio star Mattia Zaccagni says his target is 'always' to be part of Italy's national team and reveals he 'often speaks' with his idol and Azzurri legend Alessandro Del Piero. Zaccagni is having a great season at Lazio, with nine goals and eight assists in 32 appearances across all competitions. 'We are on a very positive path, and it takes a lot of little things, many small details, to achieve that, starting with the work of the club, the work of the technical staff, and the work of the medical staff. So we're all doing a great job, and we are very happy with this,' the Italy international told TLN TV. 'The goal is always to take the field and have fun because it means you are doing the right things if you enjoy. We always try to give 110% on the field, which is what the coach asks of us. He says everything becomes easier if we have that humility and eagerness to win games. We do not set limits. We know we can be a strong team that can achieve great goals, but our goal is always the game that comes next.' Lazio appointed Marco Baroni last summer, replacing Igor Tudor. 'I am very free in the field. Baroni gives me so much freedom to stay wide and come inside. I really like this,' said Zaccagni. 'Then Guendouzi and Rovella are both having a fantastic season. 'When I score goals, especially at the Stadio Olimpico and on the side of the Curva Nord,' the Italian winger continued. 'I instinctively feel like going under the Curva and under the fans. It is a special feeling that is difficult to find every day. Receiving this warmth and affection from our fans is nice. 'The archer celebration was born when I arrived at Lazio. I like it, so I carry it on. I am having a beautiful season, but my goal is always improving myself. My goal is to improve my stats and performance.' Zaccagni scored a vital goal for Italy at the Euros last summer but has played just four minutes with the Azzurri since. 'Being part of the national team is always fantastic. My goal is always to be in the group, obviously respecting the coach's choices, but I work every day for this,' he said. 'From when I was little, Alessandro Del Piero has been my idol. I studied his shots, goals, and performances. He messaged me after the game against Monza. We have spoken often, also after the goal I scored in EURO 2024, so we have a good relationship.'
Yahoo
23-02-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Lazio Star Mattia Zaccagni Recalls Earliest Football Memories: 'I Was Born on the Beach'
Lazio captain Mattia Zaccagni returned to his first steps in football, explaining how his passion for the Beautiful Game started at a tender age. The 29-year-old has established himself as one of the best players in Serie A, especially following his transfer to the Biancocelesti in the summer of 2021. The winger still enjoys himself on the pitch as evidenced by the flicks and tricks he pulls off in almost every match. In his interview with The Laziali Founder & TLN TV Serie A Host Steven Moore, Zaccagni was asked about his father's role in his passion for the sport, as the latter was a footballer himself, albeit at the amateur level. But as the Lazio star explained, his relationship with football was pretty much instinctive. Yes, dad always passed on this passion of his that he had. But there wasn't even that much need to transmit it to me because it was something I had inside anyway and I already felt it. As soon as I turned four, they signed me up to soccer school because they couldn't keep me in the house anymore as I would break the picture frames so it was better to send me to the soccer field. Then I was born on the beach where I always had fun with the ball. Zaccagni is enjoying a wonderful campaign on a personal level, scoring nine goals and providing eight assists already. However, he insists he's still aiming to further improve his figures. I am certainly having a beautiful season but my goal, like you said, is to always evolve. Therefore, my objective is to improve my stats and performances.
