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Lazio

Lazio

Serie A

Season Statistics

5 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (80%) Draw (20%) Loss (0%)
5 Played
4 Won
1 Drawn
0 Lost
8 Goals For
3 Goals Against

Team Overview

Lazio have built a reputation in Italian football as a club capable of competing at the sharp end of Serie A, known for a passionate fanbase and a proud history that includes a Scudetto triumph and regular European qualification. Under Gennaro Gattuso, the Roman side are once again aiming to establish themselves among the division's leading contenders, with the current campaign providing early evidence of that ambition.

Read our explore match stats for additional insight on this fixture.

Five matches into the Serie A season, Lazio sit unbeaten with a record of four wins and a single draw, a return that underlines the strength of their start. The numbers tell a compelling story: eight goals scored against just three conceded, a goal difference of plus five, and three clean sheets in five outings. Their form guide of WWWDW reflects consistency rather than fortune, with only one dropped point so far. Notably, Lazio have been particularly commanding on the road, winning all three away matches this season, while their home form has been solid if slightly less dominant with one win and one draw from two games.

The statistics point to a team built on defensive solidity complemented by an efficient attack, averaging well above a goal and a half per game while conceding sparingly. Failing to score has not been an issue in any of their five matches, suggesting a side capable of creating and converting chances regularly. With three clean sheets already banked, defensive organization appears to be a genuine foundation for this Lazio side under Gattuso. Taken together, the early-season numbers depict a balanced team performing strongly in both attack and defense, giving fans reason for encouragement as the campaign progresses.

Squad (35 players)

Goalkeepers (5)

A. Furlanetto
#55 A. Furlanetto
C. Mandas
#35 C. Mandas
E. Motta
#40 E. Motta
Nicolo Pannozzo
#22 Nicolo Pannozzo
D. Renzetti
#47 D. Renzetti

Defenders (13)

Filipe Bordon
#20 Filipe Bordon
Ricardo Bordon
#33 Ricardo Bordon
D. Doekhi
#5 D. Doekhi
R. Floriani Mussolini
#15 R. Floriani Mussolini
B. Galassi
#5 B. Galassi
Diogo Leite
#2 Diogo Leite
A. Marušić
#77 A. Marušić
Patric
#4 Patric
Pedraza
#23 Pedraza
L. Pellegrini
#3 L. Pellegrini
O. Provstgaard
#25 O. Provstgaard
J. Šutalo
#37 J. Šutalo
Nuno Tavares
#17 Nuno Tavares

Midfielders (10)

R. Belahyane
#21 R. Belahyane
D. Cataldi
#32 D. Cataldi
F. Dele-Bashiru
#7 F. Dele-Bashiru
V. Farcomeni
#71 V. Farcomeni
D. Frattesi
#16 D. Frattesi
Francesco Gatto
#16 Francesco Gatto
M. Lazzari
#29 M. Lazzari
N. Rovella
#6 N. Rovella
K. Taylor
#24 K. Taylor
M. Zaccagni
#10 M. Zaccagni

Attackers (7)

M. Cancellieri
#22 M. Cancellieri
A. Guðmundsson
#80 A. Guðmundsson
G. Isaksen
#11 G. Isaksen
T. Noslin
#14 T. Noslin
A. Pinamonti
#9 A. Pinamonti
A. Przyborek
#28 A. Przyborek
F. Serra
#63 F. Serra

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
35
C. Mandas
C. Mandas
GK 7.9 5 0 0 450 0 172
10
M. Zaccagni
M. Zaccagni
FW 7.3 5 1 2 446 7 176
16
D. Frattesi
D. Frattesi
MF 7.3 5 3 0 386 6 96
24
K. Taylor
K. Taylor
MF 6.9 5 0 0 421 9 220
17
Nuno Tavares
Nuno Tavares
DF 7.3 5 0 2 339 9 212
11
G. Isaksen
G. Isaksen
FW 6.6 5 0 0 160 1 55
22
M. Cancellieri
M. Cancellieri
FW 7.1 5 1 0 293 5 85
15
R. Floriani Mussolini
R. Floriani Mussolini
DF 6.9 5 0 0 403 11 186
25
O. Provstgaard
O. Provstgaard
DF 6.7 5 0 0 450 4 280
23
Pedraza
Pedraza
DF 6.7 4 0 0 115 0 22
9
A. Pinamonti
A. Pinamonti
FW 6.2 4 0 0 108 0 25
14
T. Noslin
T. Noslin
FW 6.8 4 2 0 183 0 44
21
R. Belahyane
R. Belahyane
MF 7.0 4 0 0 323 10 188
80
A. Guðmundsson
A. Guðmundsson
FW 6.7 3 1 0 39 0 20
29
M. Lazzari
M. Lazzari
MF 6.5 3 0 0 33 0 12
5
D. Doekhi
D. Doekhi
DF 7.1 3 0 1 270 2 131
37
J. Šutalo
J. Šutalo
DF 6.9 2 0 0 174 1 82
6
N. Rovella
N. Rovella
MF 7.1 2 0 0 127 3 82
2
Diogo Leite
Diogo Leite
DF 6.6 1 0 0 11 0 5
77
A. Marušić
A. Marušić
DF 6.7 1 0 0 19 1 10
3
L. Pellegrini
L. Pellegrini
DF 6.5 1 0 0 26 0 21
7
F. Dele-Bashiru
F. Dele-Bashiru
MF 6.6 1 0 0 54 0 21

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (45)

A. Guðmundsson
From Fiorentina
Loan Aug 2026
A. Pinamonti
From Sassuolo
Transfer Aug 2026
J. Šutalo
From Ajax
Loan Aug 2026
D. Frattesi
From Inter
Loan Aug 2026
B. Galassi
From Real Madrid
Transfer Jul 2026
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Departures (48)

A. Romagnoli
To Al Sadd
Transfer Sep 2026
P. Ratkov
To Levante
Loan Aug 2026
Cristobal Muñoz López
To Real Betis II
- Aug 2026
S. Fernandes
To Juve Stabia
Loan Aug 2026
Cristian Cuzzarella
To Casarano
Free agent Jul 2026
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Injuries & Availability

6 Out 0 Doubtful
A. Furlanetto
A. Furlanetto Knee Injury
Out
Patric
Patric Ankle Injury
Out
F. Dele-Bashiru
F. Dele-Bashiru Muscle Injury
Out
A. Marusic
A. Marusic Muscle Injury
Out
L. Pellegrini
L. Pellegrini Injury
Out
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Impact Analysis

Lazio face a notably depleted squad with six players sidelined, a situation that cuts across nearly every area of the pitch. The defensive and midfield lines appear hit hardest: Patric is unavailable with an ankle injury, leaving a gap in the backline options, while the midfield is stretched thin with Nicolo Rovella, Fabio Dele-Bashiru, and Luca Pellegrini all out. Rovella's absence is particularly significant given his role as a composed presence in central midfield, and losing him alongside Dele-Bashiru removes both depth and tactical flexibility in that zone. Adding to the concern, Adam Marusic is out with a muscle injury, further thinning options across the wide defensive positions, while Alessio Furlanetto's knee injury removes another body from the squad rotation.

With six first-team players unavailable and none merely doubtful, squad depth will be tested significantly. The simultaneous absences in midfield and defense limit the ability to rotate or make like-for-like substitutions, placing greater responsibility on the remaining available players to fill multiple roles. Without specific details on replacement personnel, the overall picture is one of a squad under considerable strain, with selection flexibility narrowed heading into upcoming fixtures.

Recent Form

DWWDW
D Juve Stabia 3-3 (H)
W Arezzo 2-0 (H)
W Venezia 0-2 (A)
D AC Milan 2-2 (H)
W Udinese 1-2 (A)

Form Analysis

Lazio's last five matches show a side that is unbeaten but inconsistent, picking up three wins and two draws without suffering a defeat. The sequence began with a 3-3 draw against Juve Stabia at home, followed by a 2-0 win over Arezzo, a 2-0 away victory at Venezia, a 2-2 draw with AC Milan at home, and a 2-1 away win against Udinese. That run has produced 11 goals scored across the five games, underlining a consistent attacking threat regardless of opponent or venue. The away victories at Venezia and Udinese in particular point to a side capable of finding the net on the road, not just in home fixtures.

Defensively, the picture is more mixed. Lazio have conceded six goals in the five matches, including three in the draw with Juve Stabia and two apiece against AC Milan and Udinese, suggesting occasional lapses rather than sustained defensive solidity. The clean sheet against Arezzo stands out as the only match in this run without a goal conceded. The draw against AC Milan represents the toughest test of the sequence against a traditionally strong side, and the fact that Lazio matched them goal for goal reflects resilience, even if it also highlights the defensive goals being shared across fixtures of varying difficulty.

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