The Laziali
·6 November 2025
Inter Milan vs Lazio | Where to Watch, Insights, Lineups & Prediction

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·6 November 2025

Lazio have been enjoying a noticeable turnaround in recent weeks, but their newfound resilience will be put to the test this weekend when they take on Inter Milan away from home.
The Serie A clash between Inter Milan and Lazio kicks off at 20:45 local time on Sunday, November 9, at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) in Milano.
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Inter may have started their campaign on the wrong foot, but since their Derby d’Italia defeat at the hands of Juventus in mid-September, they have managed to prevail in 10 out of their 11 fixtures across all competitions. This includes four Champions League contests, albeit none of which were against top-level opposition.
The Nerazzurri’s solitary defeat in recent weeks was against Serie A champions and current league leaders Napoli, a result that was attributed to dubious refereeing decisions, at least according to Inter president, Beppe Marotta. In any case, Cristian Chivu’s men have now climbed to second place in the table, with only a point separating them from the Nerazzurri.
Similar to Inter, Lazio endured a rough start, losing three of their first four fixtures. Nevertheless, the Derby della Capitale defeat may have served as a wake-up call for Maurizio Sarri and his men, who are currently riding a six-match unbeaten run.
The Aquile’s positive run saw them register victories over Genoa, Juventus, and most recently Cagliari, while settling for draws against Torino, Atalanta and Pisa, which elevated them to eighth place. The Aquile have been particularly solid at the back, while relying on individual brilliance up front, but the team is still sorely missing the services of Taty Castellanos, Nicolo Rovella and Matteo Cancellieri.
Inter Milan (3-5-2): Sommer; Akanji, Acerbi, Bastoni; Dumfries, Barella, Calhanoglu, Zielinski, Dimarco; Bonny, Martinez.
Lazio (4-3-3): Provedel; Lazzari, Gila, Provstgaard, Marusic; Guendouzi, Cataladi, Basic; Isaksen, Dia, Zaccagni.
The chances of Provedel keeping his clean-sheet run unscathed after 90 minutes at San Siro are admittedly slim, but if Lazio can avoid conceding multiple goals in the first hour of play, their fresh legs could make the difference in the final stretch against a team that was involved in Champions League action on Wednesday. Perhaps Pedro will reaffirm his status as the Meazza’s ultimate bogeyman.









































