Oliver Provstgaard was the standout in Juventus vs Lazio, and the numbers say it plainly. He posted an 8.53 rating, scored his first Serie A goal in the 37th minute from Mattia Zaccagni's cross, and set the tone for Lazio's 3-0 away win.

Provstgaard's decisive night

The goal was the cleanest moment of the game. In the 37th minute, from Zaccagni's cross, Provstgaard used all the centimetres at his disposal to freeze Juventus and the Allianz Stadium, as Calciomercato.it put it in its match report.

He did not just score and stand out on the ratings card. Provstgaard finished with 1 goal, 2 shots and 1 on target, while the report also said he made the difference together with his compatriot Tom Dele-Bashiru. Gustav Isaksen added the second in the 66th minute, assisted by Nuno Tavares, and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru struck in the 90th minute to finish the job.

Juventus' bleak ratings

The home side's marks tracked the scoreline. Gianluigi Vicario had the lowest rating among the starters on 5.19, with Nicolás González on 5.44, and Juventus lost 0-3 without scoring. Bremer also struggled in a result that left the Allianz Stadium quiet by the end.

The coaching labels in the match report were muddled, with Gattuso linked to Lazio and Spalletti to Juventus, but the fixture context is clear enough. Lazio were the team that controlled the decisive moments, and Provstgaard's first league goal gave them the platform before Isaksen and Dele-Bashiru added the final two blows.

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