Rome – Lazio has announced that its fans, a total of 10,000, will go to the Mapei stadium in Reggio Emilia to watch the match against Bologna. The event, already scheduled for Saturday, represents a gesture of protest and loyalty towards the team, at a time when the club is in difficulty both on the pitch and in management.
The number of spectators expected for the Olimpico in Rome has been set at 9,591, a figure which includes all tickets sold. In comparison, the Mapei stadium, with a capacity of 21,525 seats, will be half occupied by the Lazio crowd, with the away section set to receive 4,000 seats. The sales order exceeded double the ticket requests, demonstrating the enthusiasm of the fans.
The away gesture was described as "total madness, but wonderful" by organizer Nord. Fans are invited to bring flags, banners and banners, in order to create a home atmosphere even away from their stadium. The goal is to present themselves in Reggio Emilia with a show worthy of the name of Lazio, demonstrating their passion and devotion.
The decision to travel away comes from the desire not to give up attending the match, despite the team not being able to play at home. It is a tribute to the faith of the fans and a form of protest against the management of the club. Lazio, which lost its place in Serie A, continues to fight for its identity and its position in the table.
With the match scheduled, Lazio fans are ready to show their fighting spirit and support the team in a moment of great tension. The final result of the match is not yet known, but the energy and determination of the fans is already evident. Next week, the team will have to face another important challenge, and the presence of 10,000 fans at Mapei could make the difference.