Among these, the most memorable was the swinging phase in the 90+3 minute to help Juve win 1-0, opening a turning point to the 2017/18 Scudetto. That was the goal that helped Juve regain the top spot from Napoli after round 27 and from there, the ice was on the finish line.
Back to reality, the previous round Dybala also scored a super product against Sassuolo, the Argentine striker will surely suffer again from Lazio and coach Sarri, especially when in the first leg of the Rome derby due to the absence of Dybala, Roma had to admit defeat before the hateful neighbor.
In that match, the trio of Roma’s attack, Pellegrini – Abraham – Zaniolo (who went to Galatasaray in the last winter transfer window) were completely helpless in finding their way into goalkeeper Provedel’s goal. Unable to score, Roma also let Felipe Anderson concede in the 29th minute, bringing the victory to Lazio.
Dybala’s form this season is quite good. Although he only played 19/26 matches in Serie A, he is in the Top 6 of the tournament’s bomb list with 9 goals, behind Osimhen (Napoli, 19 goals), Lautaro Martinez (Inter, 14 goals), Lookman (Atalanta, 12 goals), Nzola (Spezia, 12 goals) and Kvaratskhelia (Napoli, 11 goals).
Obviously, owner Dybala, who will take the place of Zaniolo in the first leg, is the greatest hope for Roma to be able to put their faith in successful revenge in the Rome derby. A victory will help Roma overcome the main opponent in the race to win tickets to the European Cup, which is very harsh in Serie A at the moment (the 2nd ranked team is only 5 points more than the 6th ranked team). But to win, Roma definitely need Dybala.
On the opposite side of the field, Lazio must also understand that if they don’t keep an eye on this Argentinian assassin, they will continue to pay a heavy price, like the way Dybala made the blue shirt team in Rome many times in the process. past.
Dybala has yet to score in the Rome derby
Although he has conceded 11 times against Lazio in the past, Dybala has never done this in a Roma shirt (2 for Palermo, 9 for Juventus). Because he only moved to Roma this past summer and missed the first leg due to injury.
