Paulo Dybala, the Argentine football artist, has poured salt on old wounds with a cheeky celebration following Roma's emphatic victory over their eter...
Paulo Dybala, the Argentine football artist, has poured salt on old wounds with a cheeky celebration following Roma's emphatic victory over their eternal rivals Lazio in the fiery Derby della Capitale. The Giallorossi talisman, after the final whistle, did not hold back in taking a swipe at former Lazio midfielder Mattéo Guendouzi, who now plies his trade at Fenerbahce in Turkey. GoalZaza gathered that Dybala. �s gesture drew raucous approval from the Roma faithful, who saw it as a fitting end to a match that had the lion. �s share of drama and tension. In the scheme of things, this derby win cements Roma. �s resilience under pressure, with Dybala once again proving to be the clinical difference on the pitch. The Argentine, wearing the iconic Roma jersey, produced a performance that left Lazio. �s defence in disarray. For Guendouzi, who spent a season at Lazio before moving to Istanbul, the taunt from Dybala will surely sting, but at the end of the day, it is the three points that matter most to the powers that be in the Italian capital. Nigerian international Victor Osimhen, who has been closely watching the Serie A title race from Naples, will have noted how Dybala. �s leadership drives Roma forward. Meanwhile, fellow Super Eagles star Ademola Lookman, currently shining for Atalanta, will see this result as a warning that Roma is a formidable force in the race for Champions League places. The victory gives Roma a good account of themselves in a season where every point counts, and the fans in Lagos viewing centres will be chanting Dybala. �s name long into the night. Back home in Lagos, at the popular Surulere viewing centres, the reaction was electric. As the final whistle blew, jerseys were flung into the air, and shouts of. �Roma don finish Lazio!. � echoed across the crowded halls. In Abuja, fans gathered around giant screens in Wuse, breaking into impromptu dances as Dybala. �s cheeky celebration replayed on the monitors. For these supporters, who stayed up through the early hours to witness the drama, it was a sweet reminder of why football remains the king of sports in Nigeria.
