[Serie A] Lazio - Juventus = 1 - 0

Lazio secured a precious 1-0 victory against Juventus in the Serie A encounter at the Stadio Olimpico on October 26, 2025, a result that underlined both their growing confidence and Juventus’s ongoing struggles to find stability this season.

From the opening whistle, Lazio looked sharper and more organized. The home side pressed high, moved the ball with purpose, and found their breakthrough early in the ninth minute. Toma Basic unleashed a stunning strike from distance that flew past Mattia Perin, giving Lazio an early advantage and setting the tone for the rest of the match.

After taking the lead, Lazio played with composure, closing spaces and forcing Juventus to circulate the ball without real penetration. The visitors appeared frustrated, unable to connect effectively between midfield and attack, while the Biancoceleste managed the tempo with maturity.

Juventus came out with more urgency in the second half. Dusan Vlahovic struck the post in the 47th minute, but the flag was already raised for offside. Moments later, Manuel Locatelli tried from range, yet his attempt was safely handled by Ivan Provedel. Lazio responded by nearly doubling their lead in the 64th minute when Boulaye Dia’s effort forced a sharp save from Perin.

As the minutes ticked away, Lazio’s defensive structure held firm. The back line, led by Alessio Romagnoli, remained disciplined and absorbed Juventus’s late pressure without losing focus. When the final whistle blew, the Olimpico erupted in satisfaction for a hard-earned win.

The victory lifted Lazio to 10th place in the Serie A standings with 11 points from eight matches. Juventus, meanwhile, remained eighth with 12 points, suffering their third consecutive defeat and extending their goalless streak to four games.

Lazio (4-3-3): Provedel 6.5; Lazzari 6.5 (54' Pellegrini 6), Gila 6.5, Romagnoli 6.5, Marusic 6; Guendouzi 6.5, Cataldi 6.5, Basic 8 (68' Vecino 6); Isaksen 7.5 (82' Pedro n/a), Dia 6 (83' Noslin n/a), Zaccagni 6.5

Bench: Mandas, Furlanetto, Patric, Provstgaard, Hysaj, Belahyane

Coach: Sarri 7.5

Goalscorer: 9' Basic (L)

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