Preview: Juventus vs Lazio

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·6 February 2026

Preview: Juventus vs Lazio

The Juventus Men’s First Team’s attention returns to Serie A this weekend, with Lazio visiting the Allianz Stadium for Matchday 24. Kick-off is fixed for Sunday at 20:45 CET.

Despite falling short in midweek in the Italian Cup, the Bianconeri have been in form in the leage, and come into the weekend in fourth place with 45 points, and just one behind Napoli in third.

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Lazio, meanwhile, have had a mixed time of late and sit eighth with 32 points.

Let’s get up to speed with the pre-match statistics ahead of Sunday evening’s game.

Interesting Facts

Juventus are the team to have beaten Lazio the most times in Serie A, with 87 wins against them. The Bianconeri are also the team with the most goals scored against Lazio in the league, netting 288, which is at least 19 more than any other side has managed.
The Bianconeri haven’t lost a home game against Lazio in the second half of a Serie A season since 2000, winning nine and drawing four of the 13 such fixtures since.
The Bianconeri have managed to score in each of the last 12 home league games against Lazio, averaging 2.3 goals per game in that time.
Since Luciano Spalletti’s arrival on the bench in Turin, Weston McKennie is the Serie A midfielder with the most goals scored across all competitions (six). Considering all players, only Lautaro Martinez (11) and Gianluca Scamacca (eight) have scored more.
Kenan Yildiz has had a hand in 25 Serie A goals since his debut in the competition, with 17 goals and eight assits. Since 2004/05, only three players have managed more before turning 21 - Domenico Berardi (27), Alexandre Pato (46), and Mario Balotelli (29).
Jonathan David has five league assists so far this season, and only managed more in a single league campaign in 2024/25, then managing five.
Pierre Kalulu has become the first non-Italian Juventus defender to provide at least five assists in a single season since Joao Cancelo in 2018/19 (five), and the last to manage more was Dani Alves in 2016/17 (six).

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No team has scored more goals in second-half stoppage time than Lazio’s five this season, which accounts for 21% of their Serie A goals this term.
Of the teams that Pedro has never managed to score nor assist against, he has only accumulated more minutes against Bologna (491) than Juventus (474).
Pedro is set to make his 150th appearance for the Biancocelesti, with each of those coming from the age of 34 on. In the three-points-for-a-win era (since 1994/95), the only players to have managed more games beyond that age are Javier Zanetti (215), Samir Handanovic (161), and Rodrigo Palacio (153).
Danilo Cataldi has three Serie A goals this season and has never hit more in a single season - also scoring three with Fiorentina in 2024/25.
Toma Basic’s last Serie A goal came against Juventus, back on 26 October.