Piola Launches Lazio Goalscoring Era
Silvio Piola's early career at Pro Vercelli establishes the reputation that will later bring him to Lazio, where he becomes one of the club's defining scorers.
Follow Silvio Piola through 10 dated historical records for Italy.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Silvio Piola's early career at Pro Vercelli establishes the reputation that will later bring him to Lazio, where he becomes one of the club's defining scorers.
Silvio Piola moves from Pro Vercelli to Lazio and begins the long Roman chapter that will make him one of Italian football's most prolific forwards.
Silvio Piola arrived from Pro Vercelli and began the sequence of league goals that would establish him as a historic Lazio striker.
Silvio Piola spearheads Lazio's attack during the 1936–37 season, when the Roman club finishes second in Serie A behind Bologna and he earns a reputation as a formidable finisher.
Silvio Piola finished as the Italian league's highest scorer during a season when Lazio mounted a serious title challenge.
Scores twice as Italy defeat Hungary 4-2 in the World Cup final.
Silvio Piola strikes twice against Hungary in the 1938 final, including Italy's fourth goal that settles a 4-2 contest.
Silvio Piola played a decisive role for Italy at the 1938 World Cup while belonging to Lazio, and the national side retained its title.
Silvio Piola concludes his Lazio years after becoming the club's record league goalscorer, leaving a landmark standard for later generations of attackers.
Silvio Piola's long Lazio spell ended after he had accumulated a scoring record that remained central to the club's identity.
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