Rome surpasses Inter and presses Lazio with Rodrigo Mora goal

A Rome today ascended the Vice-Leadership of the Series The Italian football team, after defeating the Sassuolo, by 3-0, in challenge of the 11th journey, which allowed her to overcome Inter Milan and approach the rival Lazio.

Titular in the team trained by Gian Piero Gasperini, the international sub-21 Portuguese Rodrigo Mora closed the accounts of the Roman victory with the third goal, at 58 minutes, after Mario Hermoso ‘open the marker’, at 27, and Sebastian Walukiewicz’s self-guide, at 30.

At the Olympic Stadium in Rome, the hosts outranked the 17th ranked from start to finish, wasting several times beyond the goals pointed, the first of which in a bid that the Spanish defense framed with the goal after combining with Donyell Malen and beat the Muric goalkeeper.

The Dutch Malen was at the origin of the second ‘Giallorosso’ goal, with a shot from the right on which the ball bounced at Matic, the old middle Benfica, and then hit Walukiewicz to stop at the bottom of the goal.

The 19-year-old Portuguese average progressed through the central corridor to enter the area and throw crossbows, out of the reach of the opposing guardian, to his fourth goal in the competition.

Undefeated in Series A, with eight victories and three draws, Rome now adds 27 points, less one than neighboring Lazio, leader of the race, also without defeats, who goes to the Naples field on Sunday, and two more than the Inter, third ranked, which receives, on Sunday, the Como, fourth of the table, with 23.

The Sassuolo, which adds eight points, overcame the sixth defeat in the last seven meetings and can ‘fall’ to the demotion zone at the end of the round, if the Monza, 18th of the table, wins in reception to Atalanta, on Sunday.

In the other meetings with Portuguese in action, Cagliari, from Zé Pedro, received and won Frosinone, for 1-0, while Torino, from Daniel Bragança, and Lecce, from Tiago Gabriel and Danilo Veiga, tied 1-1.

The result of the game played in Turin was consummated in the second part, with two goals in the goal itself: the host team advanced with a self-wind of the Angolan Kialonda Gaspar, former defense of the Amadora Star, at 60, before Lecce equals 73, in an unfortunate bid by Daniel Bragança, ex-Sporting.

The Torino ranks 11th, with 14 points, while the Lecce is 14, with 10, below the Cagliari, ninth, with 16, which defeated the Frosinone, sixth of the table, with 20, and ended a cycle of four consecutive desaires, thanks to a try by Michel Adopo, at 38.

Bologna went up to the eighth place, with the same 17 points of Juventus, seventh, after winning, by 2-1, in the Parma field, with goals of Arthur Teate, at 53 minutes, and Riccardo Orsolini, at 72, before Vincent Sierro reduced, from penalti to 81, to the team ‘cruciati’, 16th of the table, with eight points.