Comments and predictions for Lazio vs Torino: Home field is no longer an advantage

Latest Lazio vs Torino team information

Lazio star striker Taty Castellanos will be out for at least another two weeks with injury, while centre-back Patric has also had to undergo surgery after a long-standing ankle problem.

Number one left-back Nuno Tavares is also likely to be unable to play due to a muscle injury, while experienced midfielder Matias Vecino is suspended due to a penalty.

However, coach Marco Baroni also received good news when captain Mattia Zaccagni recovered from the injury that caused him to miss the opening match of the UEFA Nations League with the Italian team. Zaccagni is likely to start to support one of the two strikers Boulaye Dia or Tijjani Noslin.

A key figure in Lazio’s midfield is French midfielder Matteo Guendouzi, who has scored two of his three goals in Serie A this season against Torino. In all competitions this season, Guendouzi has played the most minutes for Lazio (3,216), completed the most passes in the final third (627), created the most chances from open play (44) and won the ball in the attacking third (16).

As for Torino, they will continue to be without Alieu Njie and two long-term injuries Perr Schuurs and Duvan Zapata. However, Valentino Lazaro and Sebastian Walukiewicz have returned after missing the recent win over Empoli.

Two January signings – Eljif Elmas (3 goals) and Cesare Casadei (1 goal, 1 assist) – have been directly involved in four of Torino's last five away goals, and both are likely to continue to start.

Torino's top scorer this season – Che Adams (8 goals) – is expected to lead the attack, while Antonio Sanabria is not in good form and has just returned from training with the Paraguayan national team.

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

Lazio and Bologna faced off at Stadio Dall'Ara in the latest round, amid a tense race for European qualification between many teams.

Despite only being down by a goal at half-time, Marco Baroni's side completely collapsed in the second half, conceding four more goals and suffering a heavy 0-5 defeat. This result saw them overtaken by Bologna, pushing them down to fifth place in the standings.

After suffering a 1-6 loss to Inter Milan in late 2024, Lazio continued to reveal serious weaknesses, raising doubts about their ability to compete for the top 4.

Besides the heavy defeat in Emilia-Romagna, Lazio have also won just four games since the start of 2025, and drawn three of their last six Serie A games.

With only 9 rounds left and 6 teams within 6 points, every misstep now could cost them the chance to participate in the Champions League next season.

However, Lazio still have another way to qualify for Europe's most prestigious tournament, as they are about to enter the Europa League quarter-finals against Bodo/Glimt, and are only three matches away from the championship.

For now, they need to focus on the domestic arena when welcoming Torino – a team with a poor record at the Stadio Olimpico. Since the 0-2 defeat in Turin last season, Lazio have lost only 2 of their last 20 home matches against Torino.

As for Torino, after a 2-3 defeat in the first leg in September, they have lost three consecutive matches against Lazio in Serie A, and are at risk of losing all four of their most recent encounters – something that has never happened before.

However, coach Paolo Vanoli's side can head to the capital with great confidence, following an impressive run of form that included three wins in their last four games before the international break.

In the last round, Nikola Vlasic's second-half goal helped Torino beat a struggling Empoli, thereby extending their impressive run of just one loss in 11 games since the start of 2025, a record only bettered by Roma, who remain unbeaten in the same period.

This form is helping Torino continue the race for the top 10, as they are currently just two points behind 10th-placed Udinese.

Not only that, Torino also has an impressive away record, losing only 1 of their last 8 away trips. With their tenacity and consistent form, they can absolutely cause trouble for Lazio at the Olimpico Stadium.

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

When and where to watch Lazio vs Torino live?

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