Lazio vs Monza

Lazio have scored 13 goals with substitutes in this championship, their record in a single Serie A season since 1994/95 onwards.

Pedro has scored four goals as a substitute in this league, no player has done better.

Valentín Castellanos has found the back of the net for the second time in Serie A, after having done so between August and September.

Lazio are unbeaten in their five Serie A matches against Monza (W3 D2); only against five teams, none of which are currently in Serie A, have the Biancocelesti played more games in the competition without losing (Frosinone, Mantova, Reggiana, Sampierdarenese and Spezia).

Lazio haven’t won any of their last six home games against Lombardy opponents in Serie A (D3 L3); the last time the Biancocelesti recorded a longer streak against these sides was back between January 1985 and January 1990 (nine).

Lazio have won two of their last three Serie A games (L1), as many wins they had in their previous seven games in the competition (D2 L3); the Biancocelesti could win two Serie A games in a row for the first time since a streak of five between October and November 2024.

Lazio haven’t won any of their last four home league games (D2 L2), after five home wins in a row beforehand; the Biancocelesti last had a longer run back in 2016 (five).

Since the beginning of December 2024, Monza have lost eight of their nine games in Serie A (W1). Across the Big-5 European leagues, only Southampton (nine defeats) have lost more matches in this period.