1988–89 S.S. Lazio season

Lazio

1988–89 season

Owner

Gianmarco Calleri

Chairman

Gianmarco Calleri

Manager

Giuseppe Materazzi

Serie A

10th

Coppa Italia

Quarter Finals

Top goalscorer

Rubén Sosa (8)

Home colours

← 1987–88

1989–90 →

S.S. Lazio returned to Serie A, and reached the objective of a new contract, despite winning only 5 out of the 34 league matches. The catenaccio tactics used in Serie A at the time was timed to perfection by Lazio and coach Giuseppe Materazzi, resulting in 19 draws and two points clear of relegation. Young striker Rubén Sosa scored eight goals upon his arrival from Real Zaragoza, playing a crucial role in the stay.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Paolo Beruatto
Luca Brunetti
Antonio Delucca
Angelo Gregucci
Nelson Gutiérrez
Raimondo Marino
Marco Monti
Massimo Piscedda

Midfielders

Antonio Elia Acerbis
Giancarlo Camolese
Luigi Di Biagio
Cristiano Di Loreto
Alfonso Greco
Andrea Icardi
Ciro Muro
Gabriele Pin
Gabriele Savino
Claudio Sclosa

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

Cesena-Lazio 0-0
Lazio-Torino 1-1
0-1 Gabriele Pin (39 og)
1-1 Angelo Gregucci (45)
Milan-Lazio 0-0
Lazio-Como 1-1
1-0 Gustavo Dezotti (43 pen)
1-1 Salvatore Giunta (68)
Napoli-Lazio 1-1
1-0 Andrea Carnevale (28)
1-1 Antonio Rizzolo (66)
Lazio-Verona 3-1
1-0 Antonio Rizzolo (1)
1-1 Claudio Caniggia (31)
2-1 Antonio Rizzolo (52)
3-1 Gabriele Pin (79)
Bologna-Lazio 0-0
Lazio-Atalanta 0-1
0-1 Glenn Strömberg (60)
Lecce-Lazio 1-0
1-0 Marco Baroni (60)
Lazio-Pescara 2-2
1-0 Angelo Gregucci (5)
2-0 Rubén Sosa (25)
2-1 Tita (53)
2-2 Tita (65)
Pisa-Lazio 1-1
1-0 Giuseppe Incocciati (36)
1-1 Rubén Sosa (86)
Fiorentina-Lazio 3-0
1-0 Stefano Borgonovo (18)
2-0 Stefano Salvatori (57)
3-0 Roberto Baggio (87)
Lazio-Roma 1-0
1-0 Paolo Di Canio (25)
Inter-Lazio 1-0
1-0 Andrea Mandorlini (40)
Lazio-Juventus 0-0
Sampdoria-Lazio 1-0
1-0 Roberto Mancini (44)
Lazio-Ascoli 0-0
Lazio-Cesena 0-0
Torino-Lazio 4-3
0-1 Gabriele Pin (13)
1-1 Ezio Rossi (19)
2-1 Roberto Cravero (25 pen)
3-1 Haris Škoro (46)
3-2 Rubén Sosa (50)
3-3 Haris Škoro (54 og)
4-3 Müller (75)
Lazio-Milan 1-1
0-1 Marco van Basten (24)
1-1 Rubén Sosa (35 pen)
Como-Lazio 2-1
1-0 Salvatore Giunta (5)
1-1 Nelson Gutiérrez (57)
2-1 Stefano Maccoppi (90)
Lazio-Napoli 1-1
0-1 Maurizio Neri (19)
1-1 Rubén Sosa (31)
Verona-Lazio 0-0
Lazio-Bologna 0-0
Atalanta-Lazio 3-1
1-0 Massimo Piscedda (28 og)
2-0 Costanzo Barcella (40)
2-1 Rubén Sosa (61)
3-1 Luigino Pasciullo (68)
Lazio-Lecce 0-0
Pescara-Lazio 0-0
Lazio-Pisa 1-0
1-0 Angelo Gregucci (72)
Lazio-Fiorentina 1-0
1-0 Rubén Sosa (57 pen)
Roma-Lazio 0-0
Lazio-Inter 1-3
1-0 Gustavo Dezotti (53)
1-1 Giuseppe Bergomi (68)
1-2 Ramón Díaz (79)
1-3 Ramón Díaz (84)
Juventus-Lazio 4-2
0-1 Angelo Gregucci (17)
1-1 Renato Buso (21)
1-2 Rubén Sosa (42)
2-2 Massimo Piscedda (58 og)
3-2 Luigi De Agostini (66)
4-2 Renato Buso (79)
Lazio-Sampdoria 1-0
1-0 Gustavo Dezotti (37)
Ascoli-Lazio 0-0

Topscorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1988/89

Società Sportiva Lazio

Players Managers Honours Records and Statistics Reserves and Academy In Europe Current season

History	History of S.S. Lazio Seasons

Home stadium	Stadio Nazionale PNF Stadio Olimpico

Training ground	Formello

Rivalries	Derby della Capitale

Supporters	S.S. Lazio fans

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