Gattuso: Lazio's Record Start Requires Grounded Approach, Not Complacency
Gennaro Gattuso's Lazio is showing results. Despite a challenging match against Venezia, the team secured another three points with a winning performance. This strong start to the season, with the break approaching, is prompting early assessments. Zaccagni's penalty and Noslin's goal were decisive at the Penzo stadium. This is Lazio's best-ever start, and Rino praised his players: "We're 27 points away from comfort, then we'll see. We got lucky today; we could have been two goals down in the first half. We need to improve. I saw many mistakes and a team that was too spread out. Our goalkeeper kept us in the game. In the second half, however, we played well and troubled them. Being top of the league right now means nothing. We must believe in our work, knowing there's still plenty of room for improvement," stated the Lazio coach to Dazn.
Gattuso: Lazio's Record Start Requires Grounded Approach, Not Complacency
Gennaro Gattuso's Lazio is performing. Facing Venezia, the team struggled, responded, scored, doubled their lead, and secured another three points. The season's beginning has been exceptional, and with the upcoming break, it's time for initial evaluations. At the Penzo stadium, Zaccagni scored from a penalty, and Noslin added another goal. Never before had the Biancocelesti started so well, and Rino applauded his squad: 'We are 27 points away from tranquility, then we'll see. Today, we were fortunate: in the first half, we could have been trailing by two goals. We must improve; I observed numerous errors and a team that was too elongated. Our goalkeeper kept us alive. In the second half, however, we were effective and put them under pressure. Being at the top of the league now signifies nothing. We need to trust our process, understanding that substantial room for enhancement remains,' the Biancoceleste manager commented to Dazn.
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