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Lazio–Juventus is a high-profile Italian matchup that combines Juventus’s heavier historical baseline with Lazio’s ability to make the Olimpico decisive. League meetings have included narrow wins, draws and reversals, while the 2024 Coppa Italia semi-final was split across two legs. That mix keeps the fixture open as a test of control: can Juventus manage Lazio’s home challenge, or can the Biancocelesti turn another close meeting their way?
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Juventus
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11F
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13F
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6D
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20F
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21M
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1G
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23G
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2D
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4D
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18M
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17M
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7F
Lazio Substitutes
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M
7
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F
14
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F
22
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D
13
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D
4
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G
40
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G
55
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D
23
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M
6
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M
21
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M
28
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F
20
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F
19
Match events
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33'Kenneth Taylor Yellow Card
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45'⚽Pedro Normal Goal (Asst: D. Maldini)
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46'E. Zhegrova J. Cabal
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46'F. Dele-Bashiru T. Basic
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47'⚽G. Isaksen Normal Goal (Asst: D. Cataldi)
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59'⚽W. McKennie Normal Goal (Asst: A. Cambiaso)
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64'M. Cancellieri G. Isaksen
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64'T. Noslin Pedro
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76'J. Boga A. Cambiaso
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77'L. Kelly T. Koopmeiners
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77'A. Romagnoli M. Gila
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81'Alessio Romagnoli Yellow Card
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83'F. Miretti M. Locatelli
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83'Patric O. Provstgaard
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84'L. Openda W. McKennie
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90'⚽P. Kalulu Normal Goal (Asst: J. Boga)
Stats for this game
Matchup Lazio VS Juventus
Juventus set the historical scale
Juventus provide the larger historical reference in this Serie A pairing, but Lazio have repeatedly shown that the gap is contestable on the pitch. Juventus won 1–0 at home on 19 October 2024, while Lazio answered with a 1–0 home victory on 26 October 2025. The 8 February 2026 league meeting, Juventus 2–2 Lazio, further underlines how narrow the margins can become.
Two competitions, different demands
The 2023/24 Coppa Italia semi-final added a useful second layer. Juventus won the first leg 2–0 in Turin on 2 April 2024, but Lazio won the return 2–1 at the Olimpico on 23 April. That split illustrates the central feature of this matchup: Juventus can use control and experience to shape a tie, yet Lazio’s home setting can change the balance and demand a response. A future meeting will again ask which side handles the decisive moments better, with league rhythm and knockout pressure offering distinct ways for the hierarchy to be tested.