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Travelling Celtic supporters were targeted by Lazio yobs in frightening scenes with UEFA set to take a dim view after flares were lobbed at visiting supporters before one was fired back into the home end.

Beating Celtic in the Champions League could be the spark to light a fuse under Lazio's season, according to Manuel Lazzari.

Maurizio Sarri faces a day of reckoning against Celtic on Tuesday with the Lazio boss told his position is safe, but only for now.

The disco lights are getting ready to be turned on – and Celtic fans feel like partying.

Maurizio Sarri insists Champions League dark horses Celtic are more of a threat than the Leicester City side led by Brendan Rodgers.

Wary Maurizio Sarri admits he will retreat to his Lazio bunker to forensically study Celtic as he expects a battle for the ages in Glasgow.

Maurizio Sarri won't be looking forward to a trip to face Feyenoord - and a cautionary tale from his last time there might mean Celtic aren't either.

Lazio president Claudio Lotito was ready to bid for Fred this summer but was told not to by manager Maurizio Sarri.

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri spectacularly lost his cool, giving the middle finger during Lazio’s 2-0 victory over Verona.On paper, the result presents a comfortable afternoon concluding with three very important home points at the Stadio Olimpico. Unfortunately, the usually cool and composed Italian erupted into a heap of flailing arms and vertical middle fingers.The ‘SarriBall’ creator became incensed with a member of Verona’s coaching team during the contest.

Manchester United are reportedly considering Thomas Meunier as an 'alternative' to Barcelona's Sergino Dest ahead of the transfer deadline.

her romp with an unnamed Chelsea star.But the OnlyFans model shot to fame during the 2016 Italian referendum, long before she claimed she had sex in a car with the Blues star. Back then, the 32-year-old offered any man who voted 'no' sexual favours, and when the no vote came out on top, she quipped: “I am a woman of my word.” And so began Saulino's “mission of love”.During the first leg of her tour of Italy, which began in Rome in 2017, Saulino claimed she gave oral sex to 400 men, and despite complaining of "jaw ache", she teased a "Pompa Tour number two," but this time in the UK.READ MORE: Italian TV presenter is dubbed 'Kim Kardashian of Vesuvius' and has Napoli stars droolingSaulino is football mad, and she hit headlines again when she promised oral sex to the entire squad of her beloved Napoli if they won Serie A.Unfortunately, Maurizio Sarri, who was then in charge of Neapolitans, was unable to come up with the goods as the Southern Italians came up short.

Jose Mourinho guided the Blues to their first top-flight title in 50 years, breaking the duopoly of Arsenal and Manchester United in the process. In the end, it proved a canter for Chelsea who lost just once to finish 12 points clear of the Gunners.It was the first of three Chelsea titles for Mourinho, and one that cemented several first-team stars as club legends.

Jose Mourinho has bragged about how much he has won again as he compared himself to rival Zdenek Zeman.Former Roma boss Zeman had predicted that Mourinho's side would lose Sunday's derby against city rivals Lazio in Serie A, much to Mourinho's frustration. The former Manchester United and Chelsea manager snapped back by putting down Zeman by comparing their trophy hauls, something he is no stranger to doing.Back in 2018, Mourinho produced his infamous "respect" rant after his United side suffered a 3-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur, reminding reporters that he had won more Premier League titles than the rest of the league combined.Ahead of Sunday's Serie A clash between Roma and Lazio, Zeman, who currently manages third division Foggia, had predicted a win for Maurizio Sarri's Lazio.When asked about Zeman's prediction, Mourinho said, via Goal Italia: “Do you expect a coach who won 25 trophies to respond to someone who won Serie B twice?“If you ask me a question about Giovanni Trapattoni or Fabio Capello, I am happy to answer, but Zeman… please.

Ralf Rangnick looked destined for another frustrating evening at Old Trafford, as Antonio Conte’s side twice came back from a goal behind to level the contest. Ronaldo spectacularly ended his recent goal drought, accepting a neat flick from Fred, before launching a majestic 30 yard effort past a helpless Hugo Lloris.

Manchester United before joining Spanish giants Real Madrid, and the Portuguese star was known for cutting in from the left to devastating effect.But Ronaldo was asked to become a centre-forward at Juventus, and despite adopting the no.9 role at United during his second stint, he didn't like the idea of being a regular starter in a central role.That's according to Maurizio Sarri, who perhaps got the best season out of Ronaldo while he was at Juevntus, after making the mega-move from Madrid in 2018.But the Italian revealed that Ronaldo refused to play centre-forward, and believes that it may be contributing to his goal drought at United as he is a natural out wide.Sarri was asked by Sky Italia if Ronaldo refused to play as a striker under him at Juventus, and the current Lazio coach said: "Cristiano scored more Serie A goals in his season with me than any other.What is Cristiano Ronaldo's best position at Manchester United? Comment below."He was prepared to play centre-forward in a few games when we had an emergency situation, but he didn’t much like the idea of doing it regularly."In those situations, you end up challenging the certainties that the player has. Ronaldo scored 35-40 goals per season by starting from that wider position, so for him it was an almost absurd request.

Chelsea midfielder Jorginho has admitted that he still 'dreams' about playing under Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola following a failed move to the Etihad Stadium in 2018.

Chelsea have one of the best academies in the world and their impact on the football pyramid has been far-reaching. However, not all players that come up through Cobham go on to make it and the pathway to the first-team has been blurry during Roman Abramovich’s reign.

Chelsea boss got a little too close to the action as Lazio defender Manuel Lazzari tussled with Udinese's Ignacio Pussetto on the by-line.Lazzari body-checked his opponent, sending him clattering into Sarri and knocking the chain-smoking Italian to the floor.Slow-motion replays showed the 63-year-old's face wrap around Pussetto's shoulder as his glasses flew off in comical fashion.Luckily, both men got back to their feet and gave each other a cuddle, and Sarri even offered up a wry smile after retrieving his glasses."That definitely calls for a smoke break," one person tweeted after the collision."Flying glasses are pure poetry," said another."The fact that our chain-smoking king got up before a fully fit athlete still has me in tears," a Chelsea fan tweeted.Another fan joked: "He dived, where's VAR?"It's arguably the most uncomfortable Sarri's looked on a touchline since Kepa Arrizabalaga refused to come off in the 2018 Carabao Cup final.Which Premier League manager would you most like to see getting knocked on their arse? Tell us in the comments section below...Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic has dismissed rumours he has fallen out with current head coach Maurizio Sarri, stating his happiness at the Serie A side.

Manchester United have been put on red alert after Maurizio Sarri fell out with Lazio star Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, with the midfielder now set to be sold in January.The Serbian has starred for Lazio since joining from Genk in 2015, helping them to win the Coppa Italia in 2019.He had appeared to continue to be one of the Serie A side’s most important players this term, scoring five goals and notching five assists, as well as being named captain on three occasions.Despite his contribution though, it has been a challenging campaign for Lazio, who find themselves eighth in the Italian top-flight.Sarri took over from Simone Inzaghi as Lazio boss in the summer, but he could now be responsible for banishing one of the club’s top stars.According

Chelsea have had some wonderful and not-so-wonderful players over the years while the trophies have kept rolling in. It has meant that several managers have kept the revolving door at Stamford Bridge spinning with the likes of Antonio Conte, Jose Mourinho, Carlo Ancelotti and Maurizio Sarri recent examples.