Lazio vs Fiorentina | Serie A Preview | Where to Watch, Form Guide, Insights, Lineups

The Laziali

·24 de janeiro de 2025

Lazio vs Fiorentina | Serie A Preview | Where to Watch, Form Guide, Insights, Lineups

This Sunday, Lazio and Fiorentina will clash heads in a six-pointer between two Serie A sides with European aspirations.

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

The Serie A clash between Lazio and Fiorentina kicks off at 20:45 local time on Sunday 26th January at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.

Vídeos OneFootball

To find out how to watch Lazio vs Fiorentina in your respective country, check out this verified list of international TV listings.

Lazio Form Guide: Recent Results & Table Position

After a rough month between mid-December and mid-January, Lazio have found their groove again with a convincing victory over Hellas Verona followed by another dominant Europa League showing at the expense of Real Sociedad. The Biancocelesti have now guaranteed their spot in the Round of 16 with a match to spare, avoiding the play-off round.

Therefore, Marco Baroni’s men will be looking to take this opportunity to focus solely on the domestic front in the next few weeks. The Aquile currently sit fourth in the league, but they would want to avoid any slip-ups with Juventus, Bologna, Milan and their next opponents Fiorentina, all breathing down their neck.

Fiorentina Form Guide: Recent Results & Table Position

After enjoying great success between October and November, Fiorentina lost their way at the start of December, failing to win any of their last six Serie A fixtures. They even settled for a disappointing draw in their last outing against Torino who were reduced to ten for the majority of the contest.

The Viola have dropped to sixth place in the Serie A standings, which remains a decent position. However, Raffaele Palladino will be desperate to end the skid as soon as possible, as the mood in Florence is far from pleasant nowadays.

Lazio vs Fiorentina: Match Insights

Fiorentina won the reverse fixture at home. Mario Gila gave Lazio the lead, but Albert Gudmundsson turned the result upside-down with two dubious spot kicks.
Fiorentina are riding a two-match win streak over Lazio, and will be aiming to make it three in a row for the first time since 2008.
The Tuscans will also be looking to complete the double over the Italian capital side for the first time since 2012/13.
However, Lazio enjoy a solid record at home against Fiorentina, winning six and drawing two in their last eight meetings at the Stadio Olimpico.
In case the two clubs end up sharing the spoils, it would be Lazio’s third home draw on the trot in Serie A for the first time since 2007 when Delio Rossi was in charge.