Venezia 0-2 Lazio result, stats and report

Lazio's five-match winning streak in Serie A came to a halt at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium, as a Davide Frattesi goal and an Alfonso Pedraza own goal produced a share of the spoils in a competitive 1-1 draw. Napoli will feel they left something on the pitch. Lazio will feel they left three points behind.

Venezia ended a poor run of form with a deserved 2-1 Serie A win over Udinese, with Toma Bašić and Kike Pérez doing the damage in a twelve-minute second-half burst. Udinese had the ball but could not use it, and that tells you everything you need to know.

Lazio made it five wins from five in Serie A with a controlled 2-1 victory over ten-man Cagliari, with Gustav Isaksen and substitute Andrea Pinamonti doing the damage. Cagliari's Adam Obert saw red in stoppage time and left Rome with nothing.

Inter left Venice with three points after two Venezia own goals settled a match the visitors dominated from start to finish. Venezia's defensive basics were simply not good enough.

Sassuolo arrive at the Penzo having lost five straight Serie A matches and conceded nineteen goals in the process. Venezia are no world-beaters, but this is a fixture they simply cannot afford to drop.

Lazio arrive at the Stadio Olimpico on the back of five straight Serie A wins and are in the mood to hurt someone. Atalanta have conceded thirteen goals in their last five away matches. This one writes itself.

Lazio arrive in Turin having won all five of their last Serie A matches, scoring sixteen goals in the process. Torino have enough about them to make this uncomfortable, but the numbers do not lie.

Venezia host Bologna on Friday night in desperate need of points, but their visitors arrive in confident mood after three wins from their last five Serie A matches. Something has to give.