Paulo Dybala scored twice as leaders Juventus restored their nine-point advantage over Napoli at the top of Serie A with a 3-0 victory over Lazio on Wednesday.
A tap-in from Mario Mandzukic in the 39th minute set Massimiliano Allegri's side on their way to an eighth straight league win, with this latest triumph putting them on the brink of retaining the title with just four games to go.
The Argentine forward converted Sami Khedira's pass to heap further misery on a visiting side that has now lost four times to Juventus this season without scoring a goal.
Having broken clear of Lazio's defence, Khedira carefully rolled a pass across the area towards his unmarked team-mate. But, as he went to pull the trigger, Pogba lost his footing, resulting in a tame effort rolling towards Marchetti.
However, Lazio's luck finally ran out six minutes before the half-time interval.
Pogba's free-kick from the foul was well saved by Marchetti, but the resulting corner saw Santiago Gentiletti punished for hauling back Bonucci when the ball was in the air.
Dybala converted from the spot, with the forward going on to add Juventus' third in the 64th minute.
- Juventus attempted 12 shots on target tonight against Lazio – a league-high for the Bianconeri in this campaign.
- Juventus are unbeaten in their last 23 meetings against Lazio in Serie A (W17 D6 since December 2003).
- Paulo Dybala has scored 16 goals and made eight assists in this campaign – only Gonzalo Higuain has been involved in more goals in this Serie A.
- Juventus have won their last 14 home games, keeping a clean sheet in each of the last nine at the Stadium.
- Juventus have allowed Lazio only four touches in the opposition box tonight.
