
Lazio face a gruelling run of fixtures against Italy's elite. Six matches against Inter, AC Milan and Juventus lie ahead, with the Rome club set to travel to the San Siro twice and host each of their rivals once.
The schedule is unforgiving. Back-to-back away trips to Inter and Milan bookend a home fixture against Juventus, before the sequence repeats in reverse. How Lazio navigate this stretch will define their season. These are not matches to stumble through; points against the top three are currency in Serie A.
The club's recent record against this trio will matter less than execution in the coming weeks. Juventus, Inter and Milan are accustomed to grinding out results in high-pressure encounters. Lazio must match that mentality if they are to emerge from this run with their ambitions intact.
Home advantage at the Stadio Olimpico offers some respite. Lazio will need to convert those opportunities ruthlessly. Away from Rome, the task becomes exponentially harder. The San Siro and San Siro again, plus the Allianz Stadium - these are hostile environments where dropped points carry extra weight.
The next few weeks will reveal whether Lazio belong in genuine contention or whether this fixture list exposes a gap between them and Italy's established powers. There is no hiding place in matches of this calibre.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
Lazio won 6-3
Lazio won 1-0
Match drawn 0-0
Match drawn 2-2
Lazio won 3-2
Match drawn 2-2
Napoli won 2-0
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 94 | Ivan ProvedelItaly | Goalkeeper |
| 30 | Christos MandasGreece | Goalkeeper |
| 13 | Alessio RomagnoliItaly | Defender |
| 15 | Nicolò CasaleItaly | Defender |
| 34 | Mario GilaSpain | Defender |
| 77 | Adam MarusicMontenegro | Defender |
| 29 | Manuel LazzariItaly | Defender |
| 14 | Elseid HysajAlbania | Defender |
| 4 | PatricSpain | Defender |
| 31 | Nuno TavaresPortugal | Defender |
| 10 | Luis AlbertoSpain | Midfielder |
| 8 | Matteo GuendouziFrance | Midfielder |
| 32 | Danilo CataldiItaly | Midfielder |
| 20 | Mattia ZaccagniItaly | Midfielder |
| 19 | Toma BasicCroatia | Midfielder |
| 6 | Nicolò RovellaItaly | Midfielder |
| 29 | Loum TchaounaFrance | Midfielder |
| 42 | Fisayo Dele-BashiruNigeria | Midfielder |
| 17 | Ciro ImmobileItaly | Forward |
| 7 | Felipe AndersonBrazil | Forward |
| 9 | PedroSpain | Forward |
| 11 | Valentin CastellanosArgentina | Forward |
| 16 | Gustav IsaksenDenmark | Forward |
| 18 | Tijjani NoslinNetherlands | Forward |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| UEFA Cup Winners' Cup | 1 | 1999 |
| UEFA Super Cup | 1 | 1999 |
| Serie A | 2 | 1974-2000 |
| Coppa Italia | 7 | 1958-2019 |
| Supercoppa Italiana | 5 | 1998-2019 |
Lazio won the Italian league championship in 1973-74 and 1999-2000
Lazio have lifted the Coppa Italia seven times, including 1998, 2000, 2004, 2009, 2013 and 2019
Lazio won their first major European trophy, beating Mallorca in the 1999 final
Lazio defeated Manchester United to win the European Super Cup
Lazio have won the Italian Super Cup on several occasions, including 1998, 2000 and 2009
Lazio completed a rare Serie A and Coppa Italia double in the same season
SocietĂ Sportiva Lazio was founded in Rome, making it one of Italy's oldest football clubs
Lazio won their maiden Scudetto in the 1973-74 season under coach Tommaso Maestrelli
Lazio's 1998-99 season remains one of the most successful in club history, capped by continental silverware
Lazio have spent the vast majority of their history competing in Italy's top flight