Comments and predictions for Lazio vs Torino: A surprise for the away team

Latest Lazio vs Torino team information

Lazio continue to face difficulties in terms of personnel as key striker Taty Castellanos will still be out for at least two more weeks due to injury. Center-back Patric will also be unable to participate after undergoing surgery on a persistent ankle injury that has lasted for several months.

In addition, number one left-back Nuno Tavares is also at risk of being absent due to muscle problems, while experienced midfielder Matias Vecino is forced to sit out due to suspension.

However, coach Marco Baroni also received positive news when captain Mattia Zaccagni recovered from the injury that caused him to miss Italy's first match in the UEFA Nations League. Zaccagni is likely to start, supporting either striker Boulaye Dia or Tijjani Noslin.

In midfield, Matteo Guendouzi is an irreplaceable factor for Lazio this season. The French international scored 2 of 3 goals in Serie A against Torino and leads the team in many important parameters: most minutes played (3,216), most successful passes in the final third (627), most chances created from open play (44) and most ball recoveries in the final third (16).

For Torino, Alieu Njie and two long-term injured Perr Schuurs and Duvan Zapata are still absent. However, Valentino Lazaro and Sebastian Walukiewicz have recovered and could return after missing the win over Empoli.

January signings Eljif Elmas (3 goals) and Cesare Casadei (1 goal, 1 assist) continued to show their influence, having been directly involved in 4/5 of Torino’s recent away goals. Both are likely to continue to start.

Up front, Che Adams – who has eight goals in Serie A – is expected to lead the line, while Antonio Sanabria is still finding his form and has just returned from a training camp with Paraguay, so he will likely be on the bench.

Latest expected lineup for Lazio vs Torino

Lazio:
Provedel; Marusic, Gila, Romagnoli, Hysaj; Guendouzi, Rovella; Isaksen, Dele-Bashiru, Zaccagni; Dia

Torino:
Milinkovic-Savic; Walukiewicz, Maripan, Coco, Biraghi; Ricci, Casadei; Lazaro, Vlasic, Elmas; Adams

Latest Lazio vs Torino football review

Just one place apart in the Serie A standings, Lazio and Bologna faced off head-to-head at Stadio Dall'Ara last round – amid a fierce race for European qualification between several teams.

Trailing 1-0 after the first half, coach Marco Baroni's team completely collapsed in the second half when they conceded 4 more goals, ending in a heavy 0-5 defeat and being surpassed by Bologna to take fourth place.

After a heavy defeat to Inter Milan at the end of 2024, Lazio have once again shown their fragility at crucial moments. With only 4 wins since the beginning of 2025 and 3 draws in the last 6 rounds, their inconsistent form has put their chances of finishing in the top 4 in question.

With only nine rounds left and six teams within six points of each other, any misstep now could prove costly in the race for the Champions League.

However, Lazio still have another way to return to Europe's top competition - winning the Europa League. They will face Bodo/Glimt in the quarter-finals and are just three games away from the trophy.

For now, they need to focus on their domestic duties, when they welcome Torino at home. Despite losing 0-2 in the first leg last season, Lazio still has an outstanding record, winning 18/20 of their most recent confrontations at the Olimpico.

Torino lost 2-3 to Lazio in the first leg in September and have now suffered three consecutive defeats against this opponent. If they continue to lose this time, it will be the longest losing streak in history against Lazio.

However, this time Torino travel to the capital in high spirits after a run of positive form – winning three of their last four games before the international break.

Their most recent win came courtesy of a second-half strike from Nikola Vlasic, which saw them beat struggling Empoli. Since the start of 2025, Torino have lost just one of their 11 Serie A games – a record only bettered by unbeaten AS Roma.

This run of consistent results has seen Torino climb closer to the top 10, currently just two points behind Udinese. They have also lost just one of their last eight away games – enough to make them a formidable opponent on any trip.

Therefore, Torino will not be afraid of the atmosphere at Olimpico - where Lazio must win to keep their top 4 hopes alive.

Latest Lazio vs Torino score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Lazio vs Torinoas follows:

• Sportsmole:Lazio 2-1 Torino

• WhoScore:Lazio 1-1 Torino
• Our newspaper predicts:Lazio 1-1 Torino

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