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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 66 entries checked · 50 flagged · 134 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 134 still open
Stadio Olimpico — The stadium was renamed Stadio Olimpico in 1960, not 1955.
Christian Panucci — He scored a brace in the first leg of the 2007 Coppa Italia final against Inter; actually he scored one goal, not two.
Alessandro Nesta — Nesta did not score in the 1998 Coppa Italia final; the decisive goal in the second leg was scored by Roberto Mancini and Pavel Nedvěd.
Alessandro Nesta — Nesta did not play in the 1998 World Cup due to injury; he suffered a knee injury in training before the tournament and missed it entirely, so he could not have suffered ligament injuries during the 1998 World Cup.
Eraldo Monzeglio — The entry states Monzeglio was one of only three Italian players to have won two World Cups, but there were actually four: Giuseppe Meazza, Giovanni Ferrari, Eraldo Monzeglio, and Guido Masetti.
Società Sportiva Lazio — The entry states Lazio won the 1968–69 Serie B, but Lazio has never won Serie B; they were promoted from Serie B in 1968–69 as runners-up, not champions.
Società Sportiva Lazio — The entry says 'Current president Claudio Lotito took charge of the club in 2004 following a two-year vacancy in the position.' This is inaccurate: Lotito took over in 2004, but there was no two-year vacancy; the club had presidents in 2002–2004 (e.g., Ugo Lon
Francesco Totti — Totti is not the youngest club captain in Serie A history
Francesco Totti — Totti is not the top Italian assist-provider in FIFA World Cup history (Roberto Baggio holds that record)
Fabrizio Ravanelli — Ravanelli joined Lazio in July 1999 from Marseille, not December 1999.
Fabrizio Ravanelli — Ravanelli did not win the Coppa Italia with Lazio; he had left the club on loan before the 2000 final.
Vladimir Jugović — The claim that Jugović 'helped redefine the role of the regista' is inaccurate; he was not a deep-lying playmaker and is not known for redefining that role.
Vladimir Jugović — The 'Yugoslav trio' at Lazio is misrepresented: Jugović, Mihajlović, and Stanković never played together at Lazio because Stanković joined in 1998 after Jugović had left in 1995.
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