Lazio — Juventus : Match Preview and Prediction for October 26,2025

Lazio’s Resurgent Form

Lazio has hit its stride. Maurizio Sarri’s squad is on a three-game unbeaten run, notably securing a crucial clean sheet draw away at a formidable Atalanta. This form suggests the team is adapting and performing well despite difficulties.

Navigating Injury Challenges

Despite this positive momentum, Lazio is grappling with significant squad issues. A rash of injuries has sidelined crucial attacking talents such as Matteo Cancellieri and Taty Castellanos, undoubtedly impacting their offensive prowess. Nevertheless, Sarri is expertly navigating these constraints, extracting commendable performances from his available roster.

Stadio Olimpico: A Fortress Against Juventus

Crucially, an undeniable statistical advantage overshadows any roster concerns. The Stadio Olimpico has proven to be a veritable fortress for Lazio against Juventus. The Biancocelesti are undefeated in 5 of their last 6 home encounters with the Turin giants, boasting three victories and two draws. This formidable home record is further bolstered by a broader trend: Lazio has avoided defeat in 14 of their past 17 home fixtures, underscoring their exceptional confidence playing in front of their own fans.

Juventus in Deep Crisis

Juventus is undeniably mired in a deep crisis, a reality underscored by stark facts rather than mere rhetoric. Igor Tudor’s squad is enduring a dismal run of seven matches without a victory across all competitions. Their recent performances have been particularly alarming, culminating in back-to-back defeats against Como in the league and Real Madrid in the Champions League.

Struggling Attack and Poor Away Form

A concerning tally of zero goals in their last three outings is nothing short of catastrophic for a club boasting attacking talents like Vlahovic, Yildiz, and David. The Bianconeri’s offense is struggling immensely, with no immediate signs of a breakthrough, especially not in Rome. This offensive drought is compounded by an abysmal away record, where Juventus has failed to secure a win in 15 of their last 20 road fixtures. Igor Tudor’s managerial seat is increasingly precarious, and the situation is further complicated by injuries, most notably the absence of key defender Bremer, a significant blow to an already fragile defense.