Serie A: Bologna Hold Lazio To 1-1 Draw, Extend Unbeaten Away Run

Mario Gila of Lazio is shown a red card

Bologna extended their unbeaten away run to seven games with a 1-1 draw against Lazio, who had won their previous four home matches.

Lazio pushed for a winner, but Ravaglia made crucial saves to keep the game level...

Lazio failed to win at home, drawing 1-1 with Bologna who played with 10 men after a late red card. Bologna extended their unbeaten away run to seven matches.

Bologna led through Joshua Zirkzee's goal, but Lazio equalized in the second half. Lazio played with 10 men after Clemente Russo's late red card, but held on for a point.

Ivan Provedel was also tested on numerous occasions in the first half, notably by Jens Odgaard after he latched onto a poor backpass to strike towards goal, only for Lazio’s goalkeeper to save well.

The hosts then took the lead themselves when Mattia Zaccagni, the scorer of the decisive goal in Thursday’s Coppa Italia triumph against AC Milan, saw his initial effort parried by Ravaglia into the path of Isaksen, who tapped home the rebound.

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Bologna responded immediately, with Odgaard scoring the equalizer after Provedel's tip hit the post. This draw means eight of Bologna's last nine games have been level at half-time.

Lazio pushed for a winner, but Ravaglia made crucial saves to keep the game level. Bologna's goalkeeper also thwarted Matteo Cancellieri's header as the hosts gained control.

The game took a dramatic turn as Mario Gila was sent off for a second yellow card, leaving Lazio down to 10 men. Despite being a man down, Lazio still posed a threat, but Bologna's resilience paid off, ending Lazio's four-match winning streak at home.

Bologna's solid performance earns them a valuable point, keeping them in the Champions League hunt, just two points off the top four. This draw marks their 15th game without a loss in all competitions, with only one defeat.