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Serie A: Juve thrash Lazio
- Updated: April 20, 2016
Paulo Dybala scored twice as Juventus thrashed 10-man Lazio 3-0 to take what could prove to be a decisive nine-point lead into the Serie A run-in.
Only a serious collapse in the last four games will open the door for Napoli to snatch the title from the reigning champions, who opened the scoring in Turin through Mario Mandzukic just before half-time.
Dybala’s double – from a penalty shortly after Lazio lost Patric to a red card, and then at the end of a Sami Khedira pass – put Juve in a position to rubber-stamp the Italian championship with four more points.
Meanwhile in the capital, Francesco Totti emphatically staked his claim for a new contract with a brace from the bench that boosted Roma to a dramatic 3-2 victory over Torino.
The 39-year-old striker has struggled for game time at the Stadio Olimpico this term but a haul of three goals from his last two games could convince the Giallorossi to give him one …
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