Torino vs Lazio Prediction & Betting Tips (29 September)

Accustomed to vegetating in the soft underbelly of the ranking, Torino displays an attractive face at the start of the season. Now under the leadership of Paolo Vanoli, the Piedmontese team has not lost any of its first 5 championship matches, which allows it to occupy the lead in Serie A. Duvan Zapata's teammates drew on the pitch from AC Milan 2-2 and against Lecce 0-0. Otherwise, they won against Atalanta 2-1, Venice 0-1 and Hellas Verona last Friday 2-3. This week, Torino was, however, surprised at home by Empoli in the Italian Cup 1-2. 7th in Serie A last year, Lazio won their ticket to the Europa League.

The capital club hopes to once again win a European folding seat this season. Marco Baroni was inducted onto the bench this summer but the Biancocelesti are blowing hot and cold at the moment. 8th in Serie A, they have a record of 2 wins, 1 draw and 2 defeats. Since returning from the international break, Lazio won against Hellas Verona 2-1 but lost at Fiorentina last weekend 2-1.

Torino still has to deal with the withdrawals of potentially starting defenders Vojvoda and Schuurs, the promising Turkish midfielder Ilkhan and the young striker Savva (18 years old). Close to a return, Croatian international Vlasic is still too tight this weekend. Starting for the second time this season on the last day, the Paraguayan Sanabria took the opportunity to score. The other attackers Zapata (2 goals in SA) and Adams (2 goals in SA) also found the net. On the Lazio side, the still unused defender Gigot (ex-OM) is unavailable for this match, injured.

In addition, the influential striker Castellanos (3 goals in SA) is announced as doubtful. Defector from Salernitana this summer, Senegalese international Boulaye Dia (2 goals in SA) should be able to hold his place and be associated with the other recruit Noslin. Italian international Zaccagni (1 goal and 2 assists in SA) is there as is French international Guendouzi. Lazio's attacking sector was shaken up this summer with the departures of Luis Alberto, Felipe Anderson and Immobile.