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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 30 entries checked · 26 flagged · 90 issues confirmed · 11 corrected · 79 still open
Stadio Olimpico — The entry incorrectly states that the Stadio Olimpico hosted Lazio's UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and UEFA Super Cup victories in 1999; those matches were played at Villa Park and Stade Louis II respectively.
I Lupi — The entry states the regiment was formed 1 August 1862 as the 7th Grenadiers Regiment, but historically it was formed as the 78th Infantry Regiment on that date.
I Lupi — The entry claims that on 1 October 2022 the name, flag and traditions of the regiment were assigned to the Command and Tactical Supports Unit 'Vittorio Veneto', but the 78th Infantry Regiment was disbanded in 2008 and its traditions were not assigned to that u
Francesco Totti — Totti's first Serie A goal was against Foggia on September 4, 1994, not against Fiorentina.
Francesco Totti — Roma was not re-founded in the late 20th century; the club has been continuous since 1927, and the number 10 shirt was worn by players before Totti (e.g., Bruno Conti, Giuseppe Giannini).
1996–97 Italian Cup — Christian Panucci joined Lazio in 1999, not during the 1996–97 season, so mentioning him as part of the 'legendary trio' for that season is factually incorrect.
1996–97 Italian Cup — The 'DID YOU KNOW' claim that Lazio's victory in the 1997–98 Coppa Italia qualified them for the UEFA Cup is incorrect; the winner of the 1997–98 Coppa Italia qualified for the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, not the UEFA Cup.
2003–04 Italian Cup — The captain of Lazio in the 2003–04 season was not Fernando Couto; it was Giuseppe Favalli or later Stefano Fiore.
2003–04 Italian Cup — Simone Inzaghi did not join Lazio in July 2004; he joined in July 1999 and left in 2004.
1974 Supercoppa Italiana — The entry claims this match was the '1974 Supercoppa Italiana', but the Supercoppa Italiana was first officially played in 1988. The correct competition is the 1973-74 Coppa Italia final.
1974 Supercoppa Italiana — The tagline and lore state the final score was 3-0, but the actual 1973-74 Coppa Italia final between Lazio and Roma ended 1-1 after extra time, with Lazio winning 5-4 on penalties. There was no 3-0 victory.
1958 Coppa Italia Final vs Napoli — The entry states the opponent was Fiorentina, but the 1958 Coppa Italia Final was played between Lazio and Napoli.
1958 Coppa Italia Final vs Napoli — The tagline says 'conquered Florence,' but the opponent was Napoli, not Fiorentina, so the reference to Florence is incorrect.
1972 Coppa Italia Final vs Pisa — The 1972 Coppa Italia final was a single match, not a two-legged aggregate; the entry incorrectly states a 2-1 aggregate with a 1-0 away loss and 1-1 home draw.
1972 Coppa Italia Final vs Pisa — The final was played at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, not as a two-legged tie; the entry's description of a home and away format is factually wrong.
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