Lazio vs Torino Predictions

Lazio vs Torino predictions for this Serie A encounter. After a humbling loss, Lazio seek a response against Torino on Monday, aiming to revive their top-four hopes after two weeks of preparation and reflection. Read on for all our free predictions and betting tips.

Serie A | Mar 31, 2025 at 7.45pm UK at Stadio Olimpico

Lazio vs Torino Predictions

Can Lazio Handle the Heat or Will Torino’s Resurgence Burn Them Again?

• Lazio’s Leaky Backline: The hosts have conceded at least once in nine of their last 10 matches, shipping 10 goals in their last two league games alone.
• Torino’s Road Resilience: Il Toro have suffered just one defeat in their last eight Serie A away fixtures, including draws at Fiorentina and Atalanta.
• Creative Core vs Clinical Edge: Matteo Guendouzi leads Lazio in final-third passes (627), chances created (44), and final-third recoveries (16), but Torino’s Elmas and Casadei have been involved in four of their last five away goals.

Best Bet for Lazio vs Torino

There’s tension simmering in the Eternal City as Monday night’s Serie A clash at the Stadio Olimpico promises to be anything but calm. Lazio, once flirting with the idea of challenging Italy’s elite for a Champions League place, now find themselves gasping for air in a congested European race. A brutal 5-0 collapse against Bologna before the international break has left more than just bruised egos—it’s cast serious doubts over their ability to stay in the top four.

Their opponents, Torino, arrive in Rome riding a very different wave. Having lost only once in 11 league outings since the start of 2025, they’re one of the few sides in Italy showing any sort of upward momentum. Fresh off a tight win over Empoli and with key players back from injury, they’ll fancy their chances against a vulnerable Lazio outfit, who are not only reeling from injuries but seem completely out of rhythm.

Best Bet: Both Teams to Score – Yes

Looking at the trends, form, and current state of both camps, the best value seems to lie in backing both sides to find the net. It’s not a revolutionary take, but it is one grounded in undeniable logic—and recent chaos.

Let’s start with Lazio. Defensively, they are quite frankly all over the place. The absence of Patric at the back has left a gaping hole in structure and discipline. And with Nuno Tavares likely to miss out as well, the back line looks more patched up than a pair of old boots. The numbers back up the eye test: Lazio have now shipped at least one goal in nine of their last 10 matches. Even more damning, they’ve conceded five goals twice in the past six games. That’s not a blip. That’s a trend.

On the other end, Torino’s attack is no longer toothless. Eljif Elmas and Cesare Casadei have injected serious quality since joining in January—between them, they’ve contributed to four of the last five away goals scored by Il Toro. Then there’s Che Adams, who despite some inconsistency, remains the visitors’ top scorer with eight goals this season and should lead the line once again. This is not a side content to park the bus.

Let’s not pretend that Lazio won’t score, though. Despite being without Castellanos again—a huge miss up top—Mattia Zaccagni’s return is a significant boost. Add in the ever-energetic Matteo Guendouzi, who’s not only creative but has a bit of a vendetta against Torino (two goals in three matches against them), and there’s certainly enough firepower to trouble the Granata’s back three. Milinkovic-Savic has been reliable between the sticks, but he’s not superhuman.

Moreover, the vibes are undeniable. Seven of Lazio’s last 10 games in all competitions have seen both teams find the net, while Torino’s confidence on the road is higher than it’s been in years. They’ve avoided defeat in seven of their last eight away trips, and they’ve done it by being proactive rather than reactive.

BettingTips4You.com expert quote:
“There’s too much fragility in Lazio’s defence and too much momentum in Torino’s attack for this to stay goalless at either end. Both teams to score looks like a smart and reliable pick, given where both sides are mentally and tactically.” – John Pentin

When both clubs are at such different psychological and tactical junctions—Lazio panicking, Torino flowing—the BTTS market almost chooses itself.

Correct Score Prediction: 2-2 Draw

If both sides are likely to score, the next logical question is: how many times? With Lazio’s defence leaking and Torino confident in attack, a 2-2 result feels the most fitting.

This scoreline mirrors the patterns we’ve seen recently—Lazio’s 2-2 home clash with Napoli comes to mind, and Torino aren’t strangers to a scoring draw either, having drawn 2-2 at Parma recently. More than anything, neither side looks consistent enough to claim all three points. Lazio have won only one of their last five Serie A fixtures, and that five-goal thrashing from Bologna didn’t exactly scream “resilient top-four contender”.

Meanwhile, Torino are playing with freedom, knowing they’ve little to lose and even less pressure weighing on them. With Elmas, Vlasic and Casadei likely to feature, they’ve got enough creative flair to force multiple chances. And while their defence has been decent, it’s not impenetrable—especially against a desperate Lazio needing to respond.

This has all the makings of a game where both teams go for it, but neither has quite enough to kill it off. A 2-2 draw feels both logical and, let’s face it, slightly chaotic—just like both teams at the moment. side, a 2-2 scoreline feels realistic. Expect goals, drama, and possibly extra time.

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