Lazio vs Torino

Danilo Cataldi's goal at 102:36 is Lazio's latest goal in their history in Serie A. In general, it is the third latest goal in Serie A, after Lazar Samardzic (103:34) in Udinese-Empoli on 19/05/2024 and Daniel Ciofani (102:43) in Frosinone-Parma on 03/04/2019.

Lazio have drawn the most home games in the calendar year 2025 in the Big Five European leagues: eight of 13.

Torino have drawn the joint-most matches in the calendar year 2025 in the Big-5 European leagues: 11 of 26, level with Parma.

Lazio are unbeaten in 11 of their last 12 Serie A matches against Torino (W6 D5), including all of their last four (W3 D1). Their only defeat in this run was 1-0 at the Olimpico on 22 April 2023.

Torino have drawn 59 Serie A matches against Lazio, more than against any other opponent, with these draws accounting for 42% of their 140 league encounters, including the most recent one – a 1-1 on 31 March.

Torino won their last away Serie A trip to the Stadio Olimpico against Roma on MD3 this season (1-0) and could record two away wins at this stadium in the same Serie A campaign for only the third time, after 1992/93 (under Emiliano Mondonico) and 1974/75 (under Edmondo Fabbri).

After four defeats in their previous five Serie A matches (W1 L4), SS Lazio won their last league match against Genoa (3-0); the Biancocelesti could collect two consecutive wins in Serie A for the first time since February 2025, and with a clean sheet for the first time since November 2024, in both cases with Marco Baroni as coach.

Lazio have lost two of their last three Serie A home games (W1), as many as in their previous 23 matches in the competition (W11 D10). The Biancocelesti could now suffer at least two consecutive home defeats in the competition for the first time since February-March 2024 (three in a row).