After the game, the news that Inter Milan slaughtered Parma 7-2 at home spread all over the world.
"Serie A's 14th round saw a shocking score, Inter Milan slaughtered Parma 7-2!"
"Inter Milan 7-2 Parma created the record of the biggest score difference and the biggest goal in the first 14 rounds of Serie A this season!"
"Lu Wenbin scored four goals, Stankovic scored a hat trick, and the two scored 7 goals together to help Inter Milan win at home! "
Stankovic is okay, he just has an outburst in one game occasionally.
As for Lu Wenbin, he has scored in nine consecutive Serie A games, just two games away from Batistuta's record of 11 consecutive Serie A goals.
Moreover, he has scored many more goals than Batistuta.
Such goal efficiency is unimaginable in Serie A, which is known for its defense.
When Lu Wenbin was a big name in the Bundesliga, some Serie A media and fans thought that was because the Bundesliga was not competitive enough. If Lu Wenbin came to Serie A, he would definitely not be able to score so many goals, and his goal number might even drop by half.
Unexpectedly, after Lu Wenbin transferred to Inter Milan, he was able to maintain such a high goal efficiency and number of goals even though his cooperation with the new team and new teammates was far from as tacit as that with Hoffenheim.
In addition to scoring goals in every game, Lu Wenbin's total number of goals in 2010 has reached a terrifying 86 goals.
It's only the end of November.
Including the Champions League and the league, Inter Milan still has four games in December.
Lu Wenbin is expected to break the 90-goal mark again this year, and even break the record of 94 goals he set in 2009 last year.
You know, he is now playing in Serie A, which is known for its defense, not in the Bundesliga.
Even with this, he still has the chance to break the 90-goal mark, or even break his record from last year. This stability and goal efficiency is truly something to be admired.
Before Lu Wenbin, many people had never even thought that someone could score so many goals in a year.
Many people thought that Gerd Muller's 85 goals in the year was a record that would never be broken.
Now, Lu Wenbin has not only broken through, but may also set a new record.
If he continues to play like this, it is entirely possible for Lu Wenbin to reach the staggering number of over 100 goals per year.
He is worthy of being the world's number one striker, or even the number one in today's football.
Moratti made a wise decision and the investment of more than 100 million euros was worth it.
Amid the heated discussions among the media and fans about Inter Milan's massacre of Parma and Lu Wenbin's hat-trick, Inter Milan took a five-day break before visiting Rome on December 3 to play against Lazio at the Olympic Stadium in Rome.
In Rome, Roma and Lazio share a stadium just like the two Milan clubs. Their home stadium is the Roma Olympic Stadium. The match between the two teams is called the Rome Derby and is equally popular.
It’s just that neither team can compare to the fame of the two Milan clubs, so the Rome derby is not as famous as the Milan derby.
Even many fans don’t know that Lazio is a team from Rome.
Lazio has won the Serie A championship, Italian Cup championship, Italian Super Cup championship, European Cup Winners' Cup championship, European Super Cup championship and so on.
It cannot be called a wealthy and powerful team, but it is a truly traditional Serie A powerhouse and was once one of the seven sisters of Serie A.
Today, Serie A has lost its glory and cannot compare with the excitement of the Mini World Cup in the 1990s, but Lazio is still a top-ranked Serie A team.
After the first 14 rounds of this season, Lazio ranked third in the standings after the two Milan giants, surpassing other strong teams and even giants such as Juventus, Roma, Naples, Fiorentina, etc. The whole team is in extraordinary form.
It’s less than half a season now and nothing is settled yet.
Therefore, with the cheers from the home fans, the Lazio team was united and launched a massive attack, vowing to overthrow the leader Inter Milan at home and narrow the points gap with the top of the list.
As for Inter Milan, perhaps because they played too crazy in the last round of the league with a 7-2 win over Parma, the Inter players were not very excited in this game, their performance was average, and they failed to score any goals.
It was Lazio who scored first.
In the 26th minute, Lazio striker Sarat shook off Zanetti, who was playing as a left-back, on the left side of the penalty area and shot at a small angle 7 meters in front of the goal. The shot was saved by No. 12 goalkeeper Castellazzi, who replaced Cesar in the starting lineup, with one hand.
Lazio wins a corner kick.
Then, Sarat took a corner kick from the left side, and Lazio forward Hernanes got the first point in the penalty area and headed the ball, but was blocked by Castellazzi's legs with his quick reaction.
However, the ball blocked by goalkeeper Castellazzi did not fly far and fell in front of Cambiasso in the penalty area.
Cambiasso made a half-turn and volleyed side kick, ready to kick the ball out of the penalty area.
As a result, Lazio center back Biava was right next to Cambiasso and he immediately jumped up with his back and blocked the shot with his body.
Although Cambiasso's volley side kick hit the ball, the ball hit the buttocks of Biava who jumped up to block the hole, and bounced into the goal.
Although the ball that hit his buttocks was not fast, the distance was too close and Castellachi had never expected it.
Caught off guard, he had no time to save the ball and could only watch as Biawa blocked the ball into the goal with his butt.
The Lazio commentator was stunned for a moment, then shouted in ecstasy:
"Gooooooooooooooal..."
"The ball went in, a goal from Biava! He used his body to block Cambiasso's volley into the opponent's goal. Long live Lazio!"
He didn't have the nerve to say that Biawa blocked the attack with his butt, he just said that he blocked it with his body.
Other commentators were not so concerned and laughed as they explained Biawa's goal.
Inter Milan's commentator kept sighing that Lazio was lucky, while Cambiasso and Inter Milan were too unlucky.
On the court, although Biawa felt the ball hit his butt, he didn't know the ball had gone in.
When he landed from the air, he saw his teammates running towards him in ecstasy. He turned around and saw that the ball was already within the goal line. Only then did he realize that he had scored a goal with his butt.
Suddenly, Biawa rushed to the sidelines in ecstasy, roaring and celebrating with the Blue Eagles fans in the stands, and then he was knocked to the ground by his teammates and celebrated wildly on the sidelines.
In the penalty area, Cambiasso, who made an own goal by clearing the ball with his foot, held his head in disbelief.
His teammates looked at him speechlessly, not knowing what to say.
It can only be said that Lazio was very lucky, and he could score a goal with his buttocks. Cambiasso and Inter Milan, on the other hand, were unlucky.
Lazio took a 1-0 lead at home thanks to Biava's goal, and Inter Milan fell behind. (Seeking monthly votes)