Lazio ultras maintain boycott for Milan visit
- Source
- Corriere dello SportTier 1
- By
- Carlo Roscito
- Published
Key points
- Organised supporters reject dialogue with Lotito, demand apology before any talks
- Over 13,000 Milan fans expected at Olimpico after Lazio opened extra sections
- Subscription campaign closed with minimal uptake following deep rift with ultras
AI summary
Lazio's ultras have refused to end their stadium boycott for tomorrow's visit of Milan, rejecting overtures from sporting director Fabiani. The organised support insists president Lotito must first apologise for his 22-year tenure before any negotiation can occur, and will continue their protest of staying away from home matches while travelling to away fixtures.
The club has sold over 13,000 tickets to Milan supporters and opened additional sections to accommodate demand, raising the prospect of more visiting fans than home supporters at the Olimpico. The subscription drive, reopened after last weekend's win over Genoa, attracted only modest numbers before closing today.
Original headline
Lazio-Milan, la curva gela l'Olimpico: "Lotito chieda scusa". E lo stadio si tinge di rossonero..
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