File:1970–71 Lazio Rome.jpg

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A line-up of S.S. Lazio in the 1970–71 season, posing inside the Olympic Stadium in Rome (Italy). From left to right, standing: G. Chinaglia, N. Governato, M. Sulfaro, A. Dolso, G. Wilson; crouched: M. Facco, G. Legnaro, G. Massa, G. Fortunato, R. Marchesi, F. Mazzola (captain).

Date

between 1970 and 1971

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Emiliano Foglia (February 20, 2020). Con Tuttosport & Venjulia, ci si veste d'azzurro... (in italian). sslaziomuseum.com.

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1971 Cup of the Alps

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File:1970–71 Lazio Rome.jpg

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Rino Marchesi

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