Siena vs Lazio, Final Score 3-0: Tuscans ease to victory over sorry Eagles

Two goals by Innocent Emeghara and one from Alessandro Rosina gave the Robur a third straight home victory and extended the Biancocelesti's winless run to five games.

Lazio drop out of the Champions League places into fourth place, despite being level on points with AC Milan. Siena remain four points from safety, but leapfrog Pescara into 18th.

Siena missed Brazilian Angelo and gave Emeghara a lone role up front. Lazio were without the injured Stefano Mauri, Cristian Brocchi and Miroslav Klose, while Cristian Ledesma was suspended. Hernanes and Alvaro Gonzalez marshalled a makeshift midfield as Sergio Floccari and Libor Kozak renewed their Europa League partnership in attack.

Lazio dominated the first five minutes of possession, but were caught cold a minute later with Siena's first attack. Emeghara got in front of Michael Ciani to meet Matteo Rubin's cross with a bullet header from six yards, which flew past Federico Marchetti and into the net.

Antonio Candreva drew a full dive from Gianluca Pegolo, only to see his shot finish wide of the post. Kozak then headed down from close range into the shotstopper's gloves. Ciani was booked after a number of infringements and will be suspended for miss next week's game against Pescara.

On the half hour, Pegolo palmed out a Candreva shot and Christian Terlizzi blocked Kozak on the follow-up. Shortly after, Felipe caught Kozak in the face with his studs. Not for the first time this season, the Czech striker returned with a white hairnet to protect a nasty head wound.

Just before half time, Abdoulay Konko flashed a ball across the box which was too far in front of an outstretched Kozak. In stoppage time, Terlizzi played with fire as he juggled the ball over Kozak in his own box. The veteran was let off the hook when Kozak handballed.

Candreva ballooned over a direct free kick after the restart. Alessio Sestu tried to play Emeghara in on goal, but Marchetti ran out to smother the ball. The Nigerian-born Swiss frontman was then flagged offside after running onto Terlizzi's through ball.

Francesco Valiani made an instant impact upon coming on. His cushioned header released Emeghara who beat Giuseppe Biava for pace and stabbed the ball under Marchetti for his fourth goal in three games. The forward has been an instant hit since joining on loan from Sochaux in the January transfer window.