A high-stakes clash unfolds at the Stadio Olimpico as Lazio vs Juventus, both chasing a top-four finish, meet on equal points in Serie A.
Head-To-Head | Lazio vs Juventus
Juventus have defeated Lazio more times than any other club in Serie A history (87 wins). The 1-1 draw is the most frequent result between the sides (18 times), and Lazio have never lost more home games to any team than to Juve (34).
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The Biancocelesti are aiming for a rare third straight home win over the Bianconeri—last achieved in the 1950s.
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This is a duel between two of the league’s most clinical sides in front of goal: Juventus (51.5% shot accuracy) and Lazio (50.4%).
Juve lead in counter-attack goals this season (10), while Lazio are on a five-match home draw streak—their longest since 1991. Neither side has repeated the same result in back-to-back matches under their current coaches.
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Players to watch
Dusan Vlahovic is set for his 200th Serie A game and aims for his fifth consecutive season with 10+ goals.
Last time against Lazio on October 2024. A own goal and a red card in the derby 📸
Khephren Thuram seeks to become the first Juve midfielder with 5+ goals and assists since Pjanic in 2017/18.
Manuel Locatelli leads all midfielders in Serie A with over 2,100 completed passes.
Nicolo Savona, 21, is the youngest defender with 2+ goals this season—both scored away.
Lazio Spotlight:
Pedro is one goal away from his best Serie A season (9 goals).
Zaccagni eyes a new personal best with two more goals and another assist.
Castellanos is the first foreign Lazio striker to hit 10+ league goals since 2017.
Guendouzi has logged the most minutes for Lazio this season across all competitions.
Saturday’s showdown promises drama, history, and top-four implications.
Juventus coach Igor Tudor is Expected to starts with this XI according to Sky Sport Italia :