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Serie A: Juventus under big test from Lazio

by Conrad Obiero
August 26, 2016
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Lazio is set to host Juventus at Stadio Olimpico tomorrow in the second round of Serie A 2016/2017 season, touted as the biggest clash ever.

 
Juventus have already had a tricky opening game away at the Stadio Artemio Franchi against Fiorentina, a game that they won after thrashing them 2-1.

 
Tommorrow noon they will be put to task to prove whether they can stand the test as they face Lazio in the Italian capital.

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All eyes will be on Juventus following a summer spending spree following departures of two of their biggest stars Morata and Pogba.

 

 

Catch the action on StarTimes #‎StarTimesSports‬ ‪#SerieA

 

 

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