Lu Yang nodded: "I feel that no matter how I run in the front field, they can only rely on their initial burst of energy to defend against me. Once I keep attacking or change directions, they immediately lose their strength."
"They're working without effort, they need to adjust."
Bernulin said: "Including this game, they've had four losses and one draw in all competitions! Recently, they've completely collapsed!"
Kaint: "I don't think they can continue to stay in the top four in Serie A in this state, they can't qualify for the Champions League. That should be Inter or AC Milan's spot!"
Everyone agreed with this view.
Lazio's defeat was overwhelming, in just over half a month, they went from smooth progress in all three lines to being out of two competitions and falling back in the league, a classic collapse.
This is related to the lack of a locker room leader in the team, but the biggest problem lies with the coach.
He hasn't played the role a coach should play.
Even if it's about rotating most of the main players and calling up youth players to play, it's better than using these players who have lost their spirit.
Adjustment is the responsibility of the coach!
In the second half, Morici and Lu Yang did not participate directly.
They lost interest in the match, and the team also needed to prepare for the next match.
The next match is European Competition!
It's far more meaningful than this endgame.
Versachi and Calafiori came on for Morici and Lu Yang, and Naji also replaced Palacios.
San Remo killed with precision, calling the GG early!
If Lazio had any pride left, they should have stood strong and shown San Remo some fight.
But they didn't!
They didn't feel ashamed.
They were numb to losing.
And the San Remo fans, rarely, gave their departing stars a warm applause.
Now that's impressive!
Is being in the top four of Serie A that great?
I haven't even exerted myself and you're down?
Our main players played just a half and weren't interested in continuing, it's boring, we've won too easily!
But even so, San Remo's scoring didn't stop.
In the 67th minute, Bai Zhami performed a brilliant one-against-three in the penalty area, then crossed it to the front of the goal, giving Fernandez an easy chance.
Fernandez easily pushed the ball into the net.
San Remo crushed Lazio five to zero!
In the 83rd minute, another threatening pass from Pompey, Ilich got the ball in the penalty area, continuously shifted to make space, and finally curved the shot past San Remo's goal.
But the main referee immediately whistled, indicating it was an offside goal.
When Pompey passed, Ilich was already in an offside position.
Ilich pounded his chest, convinced he wasn't offside, and went to find the referee to appeal.
During the conversation, he was visibly agitated and used a few habitual words, for which the main referee gave him his second yellow card of the match.
Two yellows turn into a red, Ilich was sent off!
Lazio's big central forward Ilich, standing at 1.91 meters, left the field crying like a child.
His tearful image spread to countless households via television.
He cried and pouted, clearly having a thousand resentful feelings in his heart.
He wasn't dissatisfied with the referee's decision or San Remo's five goals, but why his team had become like this!
Clearly before meeting Arsenal in the Europa League, the team was so dominant, so bold and fearless.
How could one defeat cause his teammates to lose their spirit and dreams?
Is such a Lazio still worth staying with?
Ilich struggled with this thought in the locker room, a problem he had never considered before.
After Ilich left the field, Sotu decided to step up personally.
He signaled the team to retract their offensive focus and emphasize ball control.
With a red card already shown, to avoid players becoming overly emotional, San Remo chose to retreat tactically.
In the end, the five-zero score held to the last.
San Remo's form was red-hot, with two matches won five-nil in their last three.
And for Lazio, it was a bitter moment; the last time they were defeated five to zero was thirty years ago!
After the match, Lazio Club officially announced the coach's dismissal!
Lazio's assistant coach temporarily took over the reins to maintain the situation, with plans to recruit a new coach this summer.
San Remo killed with precision and took down a coach!
They became the first team to cause a coaching change among the New Seven Sisters of Serie A!
Major media outlets quickly reported on this match!
"Going Crazy! San Remo five-nil, fearsomely strong!"
"The King of Serie B: Just a mere fourth place in Serie A, nothing more!"
"Half-time hat-trick, Lu Yang crushed Lazio!"
"Half-time assist hat-trick, Morici is no worse than Finger, he deserves a raise!"
"New record with both goals and assists hat-tricks in the same half, San Remo sets new milestones!"
"League and Cup progress further! San Remo advances on three fronts, could they be the biggest winners this season?"
"Atletico Madrid coach: Lazio played too weakly, I admire Ilich's fighting spirit!"
"Transfer rumors? Duwan Yilich may join Atletico Madrid after the season!"
Atletico Madrid is a very strong and stylistically distinct force in La Liga.
Among traditional La Liga teams, they are almost the strongest.
Because Real Madrid and Barça, in a certain dimension, appear to be La Liga teams but are actually Super League teams, above the league's level.
Atletico's coach had this to say about Ilich: "Ilich is very tenacious, one of the few players in Lazio who constantly attacks the opponent's goal, he should go to a team that matches his caliber."
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