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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24998122" data-attributes="member: 158020">Lazio 3-1 Juventus: Sarri suffers first defeat with Bianconeri<img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/12/07/21/21952782-7767541-image-a-6_1575754052187.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and Felipe Caicedo netted as Lazio came from  behind to shock Juventus 3-1 at home and inflict Maurizio Sarri's first  defeat as Bianconeri coach.Juve, held 2-2 at Sassuolo  last time out,  took the lead through Cristiano Ronaldo but were pegged  back before the  break by Luiz Felipe's header in a gripping Serie A encounter.Juan  Cuadrado's red card opened the door for Lazio and they charged  through  it at the Stadio Olimpico on Saturday, Luis Alberto setting up   Milinkovic-Savic for a superb strike to edge in front.There was time for more drama, though, Juve goalkeeper Wojciech   Szczesny saving Ciro Immobile's penalty, and Caicedo added a third deep   in added time to leave Inter two points clear at the top.Paulo  Dybala almost scored an audacious opener direct from a corner,  Thomas  Strakosha desperately batting the ball away from his line, but  Juve  broke the deadlock in the 25th minute.Dybala was involved again, feeding Ronaldo, and the Portugal forward  then arrived to convert Rodrigo Bentancur's cross after playing the  midfielder into space on the right wing.Lazio responded well, Immobile missing a good chance before the hosts   levelled on the stroke of half-time, Luiz Felipe rising in the box to   meet Luis Alberto's superb left-wing centre.Strakosha made amends  for a  huge error in the 65th minute, his loose pass presenting Dybala  with a  chance to shoot before the goalkeeper recovered to block, then   momentum swung to the hosts. Cuadrado was initially booked for  bringing down Manuel Lazzari as he  ran through on goal, but referee  Michael Fabbri upgraded the yellow  card to red after watching replays on  pitchside monitors.That proved a key moment as Luis Alberto  combined with Milinkovic-Savic  for a terrific goal in the 74th minute,  with Lazio then handed a  golden chance to make the points safe.Szczesny  brought down Joaquin  Correa in the box, but Immobile's weak penalty was  parried and the  goalkeeper's reflexes brilliantly denied the Italy striker on the  rebound.That  kept Juve in the hunt, and they threw everything at Lazio in the   closing stages, but Caicedo scored on the counter in the 95th minute to   end the Bianconeri's record as the last unbeaten team in Europe's top   five leagues.</blockquote>

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