Juventus vs Lazio Result 2024-10-19

19-10-2024 18:45
MatchDay 8

Player statistic

1st half
    24' Red card Alessio Romagnoli
Manuel Locatelli Yellow card 45+2'    
2nd half
Nicolò Savona Yellow card 50'    
Nicolò Fagioli Yellow card 60'    
Mario Gila Own Goal 85'    
Douglas Luiz Yellow card 90'    
    90+4' Yellow card Matías Vecino
    90+5' Yellow card Pedro

Match statistic

69
Possession
31
16
Total shots
2
3
Shots on target
1
10
Shots off target
3
Blocked shots
1
7
Corners
1
2
Offsides
0
16
Fouls
9

Juventus and Lazio are set to clash in the Serie A Week 8 match on Saturday, October 19, 2024, at the Juventus Stadium in Turin, Italy. Lazio has managed to secure victories in two of their last three encounters with Juventus in the league, with one loss, matching their total wins against the Bianconeri in the previous 36 Serie A matches (8 draws and 26 losses).

Following their 1-0 triumph over Juventus on March 30, Lazio has the chance to achieve back-to-back wins against the Bianconeri in Serie A for the first time since 2001.

Juventus has an impressive record at home against Lazio, remaining unbeaten in 19 of their last 20 encounters in Serie A, with 15 wins and 4 draws. The only time Lazio managed to win away during this stretch was on October 14, 2017, when they triumphed 2-1 thanks to two goals from Ciro Immobile.

In 2024, Juventus has ended up in a draw 14 times out of their 27 league matches (with 9 wins and 4 losses), setting a record among the top five European leagues. Throughout their history in Serie A, the Bianconeri have only had more draws in a single calendar year on two occasions: 15 draws in 1978 and 17 in 1956.

Juventus has ended their last three league matches at the Allianz Stadium in a draw. They have only managed to draw four home games consecutively in Serie A on three occasions: once from April to May 2009, again from March to April 2006, and lastly from April to October 1990. On the other hand, Lazio has been on a winning streak, securing victories in their last four matches across Serie A and the Europa League. The last time they won five matches in a row in all competitions was between December 2023 and January 2024.

Juventus, with an average age of 24 years and 257 days, holds the title for the second youngest team in this Serie A season, just trailing behind Parma, which has an average age of 24 years and 82 days. In their latest game, Lazio pulled off a thrilling 2-1 comeback against Empoli, making them the team with the highest points gained from a losing position in this championship, totaling seven points.

Player Stats

Dusan Vlahovic is on the verge of making history with Juventus, as he aims to score in four straight matches following his goals against Genoa, Leipzig, and Cagliari. The last time he achieved this feat was during his time at Fiorentina in November and December 2021, when he netted in five consecutive games. Notably, the Serbian striker has found the back of the net six times in seven league encounters against Lazio, showcasing his versatility with two headers, two right-footed goals, and two left-footed strikes. His record against Cagliari is even more impressive, with seven goals scored in Serie A.

Nuno Tavares has made quite an impact in Serie A this season, racking up five assists in just five matches. The only player who has outperformed him in the top five European leagues for the 2024/25 season is Bukayo Saka, with seven assists. Additionally, Tavares has the chance to become the first defender to achieve assists in four straight Serie A games since records began in the 2004/05 season.

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Juventus
Lazio

Starting lineups

29
Michele Di Gregorio
Goalkeeper
27
Andrea Cambiaso
Defender
4
Federico Gatti
Defender
73'
32
Juan Cabal
Defender
37
Nicolò Savona
Defender
54'
15
Pierre Kalulu
Defender
26
Douglas Luiz
Midfielder
19
Khéphren Thuram
Midfielder
72'
5
Manuel Locatelli
Midfielder
54'
9
Dusan Vlahovic
Attacker
10
Kenan Yıldız
Attacker
94
Ivan Provedel
Goalkeeper
77
Adam Marusic
Defender
13
Alessio Romagnoli
34
Mario Gila
Defender
30
Nuno Tavares
Defender
78'
8
Mattéo Guendouzi
Midfielder
67'
6
Nicolò Rovella
Midfielder
19
Boulaye Dia
Attacker
27'
18
Gustav Isaksen
Attacker
67'
10
Mattia Zaccagni
Attacker
67'
11
Taty Castellanos
Attacker

Substitutes

1
Mattia Perin
Goalkeeper
23
Carlo Pinsoglio
Goalkeeper
40
Jonas Rouhi
Defender
51
Samuel Mbangula
Attacker
21
Nicolò Fagioli
Midfielder
54'
22
Timothy Weah
Attacker
54'
17
Vasilije Adžić
Midfielder
72'
6
Danilo
Defender
73'
55
Alessio Furlanetto
Goalkeeper
35
Christos Mandas
Goalkeeper
14
Tijjani Noslin
Attacker
20
Loum Tchaouna
Attacker
7
Fisayo Dele-Bashiru
Midfielder
2
Samuel Gigot
Defender
4
Patric
Defender
27'
5
Matías Vecino
Midfielder
67'
9
Pedro
Attacker
67'
22
Gaetano Castrovilli
Midfielder
67'
3
Luca Pellegrini
Defender
78'

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