Lazio vs Bodo/Glimt | Europa League Preview | Where to Watch, Form Guide, Insights, Lineups

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·15 de abril de 2025

Lazio vs Bodo/Glimt | Europa League Preview | Where to Watch, Form Guide, Insights, Lineups

After losing the first leg by two unanswered goals, Lazio will have a mountain to climb when they host Bodo/Glimt in the second leg of the Europa League quarter-final.

Lazio vs Viktoria Plzen Kick-Off Time, Location & Where to Watch

The Europa League clash between Lazio and Bodo/Glimt kicks off at 21:00 CET on Thursday, 17th April. The encounter will take place at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.

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Lazio Form Guide: Recent Results & Table Position

The Biancocelesti had to negotiate a crucial Derby della Capitale against eternal rivals and direct competitors, Roma, on Sunday, but despite a positive display, they settled for a 1-1 draw that left us with more questions than answers. The Biancocelseti currently sit in 6th place in the Serie A table, three points adrift from the Top Four.

Hence, securing a place in the Champions League next season through this path won’t be easy, which further emphasises the importance of their Europa League campaign. The Aquile finished the group stage on top of the 36-team table, but it would all go down the drain if they fail to mount a comeback against Bodo/Glimt.

Marco Baroni and his players complained about the circumstances that engulfed the first leg in Norway, especially the weather and the slippery synthetic pitch, which resulted in one of their worst displays of the season. Nevertheless, Lazio fans have been promised a contrasting display at the Olimpico.

Bodo/Glimt Form Guide: Recent Results & Table Position

While Lazio were embroiled in a physically draining Derby battle on Sunday, Bodo/Glimt were able to take some time off, as they didn’t have a contest scheduled over the weekend.

The Norwegian champions won their first two league fixtures in the new campaign over Bryne and HamKam. They also dismantled Innstranden by eight unanswered goals in the opening round of the domestic cup. On Thursday, Kjetil Knutsen’s men will be looking to staunchly defend their two-goal lead at the Olimpico and reach the finish line unscathed.

Lazio vs Bodo/Glimt: Match Insights

The first leg of this double header was the first ever meeting between these two sides.
Bodo/Glimt never won on Italian soil, registering one draw and five defeats in their six visits.
Lazio have only once managed to overturn a first-leg defeat in a European double header and progress to the next round in three out of 15 occasions. However, they have never managed to overcome a two-goal deficit.
Lazio are unbeaten in their last 13 European contests at home, winning seven and drawing six.