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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of Milan 1-0 Lazio in the Serie A on Saturday, 29 November 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
The first half saw both sides probing without breaking the deadlock, as Milan and Lazio exchanged possession in a tightly contested affair. Fikayo Tomori picked up a yellow card for Milan in the 26th minute, setting a cautious tone, while neither team managed to convert their chances into goals before the break. Lazio held a slight edge in possession, but Milan’s defence remained resolute, ensuring the scoreline stayed level at half-time.
The breakthrough came early in the second half when Rafael Leao scored for Milan in the 51st minute, assisted by Tomori, shifting the momentum towards the hosts. Substitutions followed, with Milan bringing on Ruben Loftus-Cheek for Youssouf Fofana in the 65th minute and Samuel Ricci for Christopher Nkunku in the 82nd, while Lazio made multiple changes including Matias Vecino for Fisayo Dele-Bashiru and Boulaye Dia for Taty Castellanos both in the 62nd. Yellow cards accumulated on both sides, and in stoppage time, Lazio had a penalty cancelled for Alessio Romagnoli in the 90+7th minute, allowing Milan to hold on for a narrow 1-0 victory.
Lazio edged possession with 54% compared to Milan’s 46%, which translated into more corners (4-1) and successful dribbles (29-14), suggesting they controlled more of the game’s flow but failed to capitalise on their territorial advantage. Milan, however, made their opportunities count, recording one assist that led to the decisive goal, while both teams picked up three yellow cards each, reflecting a feisty encounter without any reds. Substitutions saw Lazio use all five available slots, including key changes like Gustav Isaksen for Pedro in the 70th minute and Luca Pellegrini for Nuno Tavares in the 85th, potentially aiming to inject fresh energy, but Milan’s more conservative two changes helped them maintain structure and secure the win without conceding in injury time.
The lack of penalties scored by either side, combined with no injury-time goals, underlined Milan’s defensive solidity, as they absorbed Lazio’s pressure and limited clear chances despite the visitors’ dribbling prowess.
The game’s defining moment arrived in the 51st minute when Rafael Leao netted Milan’s only goal, assisted by Fikayo Tomori, capitalising on a well-timed move to break the stalemate and put the hosts ahead. Earlier, Tomori’s yellow card in the 26th minute for a tactical foul highlighted Milan’s need to disrupt Lazio’s rhythm, while Matteo Gabbia’s booking in the 64th added to the tension. Lazio’s response included multiple substitutions, such as Matias Vecino making way for Fisayo Dele-Bashiru in the 62nd minute, but their late push was thwarted when a penalty for Alessio Romagnoli was cancelled in the 90+7th minute due to a VAR review, preserving Milan’s clean sheet.
Another turning point came with Lazio’s yellow cards, including Romagnoli’s in the 72nd for a reckless challenge, which limited their attacking options, while Milan’s substitution of Samuel Ricci for Christopher Nkunku in the 82nd helped shore up the midfield in the closing stages.
Milan lined up in a 3-5-2 formation, with a solid defensive trio providing the foundation for their counter-attacking play, allowing wing-backs to push forward effectively. Standout partnerships included the link-up between Fikayo Tomori and Rafael Leao, evident in the assist for the winning goal, while the midfield offered balance to control transitions.
Lazio deployed a 4-3-3 shape, emphasising width and quick transitions through their forwards, with the midfield trio tasked with dictating tempo. Key roles saw players like Mattia Zaccagni providing flair on the flanks, though partnerships in attack were disrupted by substitutions such as Boulaye Dia replacing Taty Castellanos early in the second half.
Rafael Leao earned Man of the Match honours for his decisive contribution, scoring the only goal of the game in the 51st minute with a composed finish that proved the difference. His ability to exploit spaces and link play effectively stood out in a match where chances were limited, underlining his importance to Milan’s attacking threat despite Lazio’s possession dominance.
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Milan can take confidence from this hard-fought 1-0 win, which boosts their form and defensive record ahead of upcoming challenges in the league. They next face a tough test against a top rival, where building on Leao’s scoring touch will be key to maintaining momentum.
Lazio will rue missed opportunities and the late cancelled penalty in this 1-0 defeat, which extends a frustrating run and highlights the need for sharper finishing. Their next fixture offers a chance to rebound against mid-table opposition, with adjustments to their substitution strategy potentially vital for regaining form.
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