Joaquin Correa said Lazio “are like brothers” and thanked the fans, but won’t talk about the Scudetto yet, even after beating Bologna to go top of the table.
The Man of the Match was Luis Alberto, who scored the opener and set up Tucu Correa, despite struggling with an upper thigh problem.
Joaquin Correa said Lazio “are like brothers” and thanked the fans, but won’t talk about the Scudetto yet, even after beating Bologna to go top of the table.
The Man of the Match was Luis Alberto, who scored the opener and set up Tucu Correa, despite struggling with an upper thigh problem.
With Juventus–Inter postponed until May 13, it means the Aquile go top of the Serie A table. They hadn’t been sole leaders in the second half of the season since last winning the Scudetto in 2000.
“It’s an emotional day, the people are excited to stand with us. If you make a mistake, you just hear applause and that gives us so much help. We want to continue like this,” Correa told Sky Sport Italia.
“We can’t talk about the Scudetto yet. Our strength is that we are taking it one game at a time, so we won’t change that attitude now.”
This was Correa’s first Serie A goal since November, as he struggled with muscular issues.
“I had about six weeks where I was either injured or had a relapse, so now I feel at 100 per cent and I’m really happy.
“The great thing about Lazio is that we are like brothers and never argue. I went to hug Felipe Caicedo because he’s like a brother to me, so is Ciro Immobile, and we’ve never had a problem in two years.”