Juventus and Lazio close matchday 15 of Serie Athe 8.45 pm postponement at the Stadium is the last appointment before the break for the World Cup and offers heavy points for the Champions League fight. Allegri’s bianconeri come from five consecutive victories without having conceded a single goal and are looking for another success that would allow them to get back ahead of Inter and overtake Sarri’s biancocelesti in the standings, in turn returning from two narrow victories against Roma and Monza (both 1-0).
STATISTICS AND BACKGROUND – The recent balance smiles all at Juventus, unbeaten in 33 of the last 35 Serie A matches against Lazio (W25, D8): the two defeats date back to October 2017 (1-2 with Allegri on the bench) and December 2019 (1-3 with Sarri on the bench). The bianconeri have always scored in the league against Lazio since 17 2012 (0-0, last match without scoring), the biancocelesti have found the goal in their last three Serie A away games against the Old Lady. Juve have won their last three Serie A home games with an aggregate score of 9-0: the Bianconeri haven’t achieved four consecutive league wins at the Stadium since March 2021 (with Pirlo on the bench) and only Barcelona have conceded fewer goals in home to Juventus in the five major European championships in progress (0 for the Blaugrana, 3 for the Turin players).
Kick-off at 20.45I am Calciomercato.com the direct of Juventus-Lazio.
OFFICIAL TRAINING
Juve: Szczesny; Gatti, Bremer, Danilo; Cuadrado, Fagioli, Locatelli, Rabiot, Kostic; Kean, min.
Lazio: provedel; Hysaj, Casale, Romagnoli, Marusic; Milinkovic-Savic, Cataldi, Basic; Romero, Felipe Anderson, Pedro.
AFTER THE MATCH STAY ON CALCIOMERCATO.COM FOR THE VIDEO COMMENT WITH GIANNI VISNADI AND ALBERTO POLVEROSI’S 100TH MINUTE ANALYSIS.
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