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Match Information

Stadio Olimpico Serie A
Last updated: October 04, 2026 at 05:01 UTC

Match Overview

Lazio host Monza at Stadio Olimpico on October 11 in Regular Season - 6, a fixture pitting a side entrenched in the top three against one battling in the lower half of the table. With Lazio sitting third and Monza down in 16th, the league position gap frames this as a clash between a team pushing for the top end of the standings and one needing points to climb away from danger.

Form heading into this round offers a useful lens. Lazio's league form in Regular Season matches 3 through 5 shows two wins and a draw, including an away win at Udinese on September 7 and another on the road at Venezia on September 19, sandwiching a 2-2 home draw with AC Milan on September 12. That run underlines a side capable of taking points against both mid-table and top-level opposition, which aligns with their current position near the summit. Monza's league form across the same period is more mixed: a win over Sassuolo at home on September 18, a loss away to Lecce on September 13, and a draw at Parma on September 6. That pattern of alternating results is consistent with a team still searching for consistency as they try to move up from 16th.

Read our explore the full matchup data for additional insight on this fixture.

Both sides played midweek friendlies in early October — Lazio drew 3-3 with Juve Stabia on October 3 and beat Arezzo on September 27, while Monza drew with Stade Brestois 29 on October 3 and lost to Cremonese on September 26. These fixtures are worth noting only as schedule context heading into the weekend round rather than as form indicators, given their friendly status.

With no injuries reported for either squad, both Gennaro Gattuso and Ivan Juric should have full availability to select from, meaning team selection will likely reflect tactical preference rather than enforced changes. The combination of Lazio's league position and home venue, against a Monza side needing results to move away from the lower reaches of the table, gives this Regular Season - 6 meeting clear context on both sides.

Predicted Lineups

Lazio Lazio

C. Mandas; A. Marušić, D. Doekhi, Diogo Leite, M. Lazzari; N. Rovella, D. Cataldi, D. Frattesi; G. Isaksen, A. Pinamonti, A. Guðmundsson

Monza Monza

D. Thiam; S. Birindelli, S. Goglichidze, A. Carboni, Ricardo Mangas; M. Folorunsho, Pedro Obiang, A. Colpani; P. Ciurria, Dany Mota, P. Cutrone

Team Form Analysis

Lazio

Lazio

League Position: 3
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Lazio Form Analysis

Lazio arrive in strong league form, having taken seven points from their last three Serie A outings. The sequence began with a 2-2 draw against AC Milan at home on September 12, a result against a traditionally difficult opponent, before back-to-back away wins: 2-1 at Udinese on September 7 and 2-0 at Venezia on September 19. The ability to win on the road at two different venues while also matching a strong side like Milan point-for-point speaks to a squad with both attacking threat and defensive composure away from Stadio Olimpico. Across these three league matches, Lazio have scored in every fixture, netting six goals while conceding five, a reasonably open but productive record. The quality of opposition faced — a top-flight rival in Milan alongside two away trips — adds weight to the current third-place standing, suggesting this form has been built against a representative cross-section of Serie A opponents rather than inflated by weaker fixtures alone.

Monza

Monza

League Position: 16
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Monza Form Analysis

Monza's league form in the weeks before this fixture has been inconsistent, mirroring their 16th-place standing. They opened with a 1-1 draw away at Parma on September 6, followed by a 3-2 defeat at Lecce on September 13, before responding with a 2-1 home win over Sassuolo on September 18. That win-loss-draw spread across three matches reflects a team without a settled run of results, scoring five goals and conceding six over that span. The home victory over Sassuolo shows Monza can be effective in front of their own supporters, but the away losses at Lecce highlight ongoing issues on the road, a factor worth watching given this fixture is away from home. With Monza sitting well below Lazio in the table, turning draws into wins and tightening up defensively will likely be central to any sustained improvement in their league position.

Head-to-Head

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4 Wins
2 Draws
0 Wins
12
Goals Scored
4

Recent Meetings

Date Home Score Away
2025-02-09 Lazio 5 - 1 Monza
2024-11-10 Monza 0 - 1 Lazio
2024-05-04 Monza 2 - 2 Lazio
2023-09-23 Lazio 1 - 1 Monza
2023-04-02 Monza 0 - 2 Lazio
2022-11-10 Lazio 1 - 0 Monza

Memorable Matches

The head-to-head record between these sides has generally favored Lazio, highlighted by a 5-1 victory at home on February 9, 2025, one of the most emphatic results in the recent history between the clubs. Lazio also won away at Monza on November 10, 2024, by a single goal, demonstrating an ability to get results on the road in this fixture as well. Not every meeting has been one-sided, however — the sides shared a 2-2 draw in Monza on May 4, 2024, and a 1-1 draw at Stadio Olimpico on September 23, 2023, showing Monza have been capable of holding their own against Lazio when the occasion allows.

Venue Factor

Stadio Olimpico provides Lazio with a notable home advantage in this fixture, and recent head-to-head history includes a 5-1 home win for Lazio over Monza on February 9, 2025, as well as a 1-1 draw at the same venue on September 23, 2023. For Monza, travelling to one of Serie A's larger and more atmospheric venues presents a different challenge than their home fixtures, and their away form in the current league campaign — including a loss at Lecce on September 13 and a draw at Parma on September 6 — suggests points on the road have not come easily. The atmosphere at Stadio Olimpico, combined with Lazio's position in the top three, is likely to make this a demanding away assignment for Monza as they look to climb away from the lower half of the table.

Injury Concerns

Lazio
A. Furlanetto Knee Injury
Out
Patric Ankle Injury
Out
F. Dele-Bashiru Muscle Injury
Out
A. Marusic Muscle Injury
Out
L. Pellegrini Injury
Out
N. Rovella Injury
Out
Monza
P. Ciurria Inactive
Out
M. Pessina Knee Injury
Out
I. Toure Contusion
Out
J. Ziolkowski Foot Injury
Out