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Frosinone - Lazio
Italy Serie A - Stadio Benito Stirpe
Can Lazio snap a run of defeats when they travel to the Stadio Benito Stirpe to take on Frosinone in Serie A on Saturday, March 16th? Check out our Serie A betting tips for the contest below.
Frosinone vs Lazio prediction: Visitors to get back on track?
🔥Hot tip
Lazio to Win
⚽ Correct score prediction
Frosinone 1-2 Lazio
💥 Both Teams to Score
Yes
Key Stats
- Frosinone lost five and drew one of their last six matches in Serie A.
- Lazio cruised to a 3-1 victory when they last faced Frosinone in December.
- Five of Frosinone’s last six league games produced action at both ends.
- Lazio notched at least twice in four of their last six away assignments in Serie A.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Lazio have the favourites tag
- HOME: 12/5 (3.40) – 29.4%
- DRAW: 12/5 (3.40) – 29.4%
- AWAY: 11/10 (2.10) – 47.6%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Frosinone are starting to look like prime relegation candidates and last week’s 1-0 loss to bottom-three rivals Sassuolo felt like a significant moment. Lazio have had troubles of their own of late and their 2-1 reverse at home to Udinese last time out was a real sickening. However, Giovanni Martusciello’s troops have still been favoured in the markets this week with bookmakers giving them a 47.6% chance of picking up all three points.
We’re also backing Lazio to get back to winning this weekend after a four-game blip, while there are more football betting tips to pick through with some interesting angles on our betting insights page
Last five H2Hs: League double possible for Lazio
Europe Friendlies 03/08/24
Frosinone
Lazio
Italy Serie A 29/12/23
Lazio
Frosinone
Europe Friendlies 12/09/20
Frosinone
Lazio
Italy Serie A 04/02/19
Frosinone
Lazio
Italy Serie A 02/09/18
Lazio
Frosinone
Lazio came from behind to beat Frosinone 3-1 back in late December and that was the first competitive clash between the teams in four years. Lazio did the double over Frosinone when the minnows were last in the top flight back in 2018/19.
Frosinone preview: Hosts could be unchanged
Abdou Harraoui, Kevin Bonifazi, Anthony Oyono, Riccardo Marchizza and Sergio Kalaj are unavailable through injury while Mateus Lusuardi is a doubt due to a muscle complaint.
Predicted lineup: Turati – Zortea, Okoli, Romagnoli, Valeri – Mazzitelli, Barrenechea, Brescianini – Soule, Ghedjemis, Cheddira
Italy Serie B 08/02/25
D
Catanzaro
1
Frosinone
1
Italy Serie B 02/02/25
L
Bari
2
Frosinone
1
Italy Serie B 25/01/25
L
Sudtirol
3
Frosinone
0
Italy Serie B 18/01/25
D
Modena
1
Frosinone
1
Italy Serie B 12/01/25
L
Cremonese
3
Frosinone
0
Lazio preview: First-choice keeper Provedel ruled out
Ivan Provedel is missing between the stick for Lazio at present, while Patric and Nicolo Rovella have work to do to prove their fitness ahead of the weekend. Combative midfielder Matteo Guendouzi is suspended meanwhile. Our experts have picked out Lazio centre-half Alessio Romagnoli as a defender likely to keep a clean sheet in Serie A this weekend.
Predicted lineup: Mandas – Lazzari, Gila, Romagnoli, Hysaj – Vecino, Cataldi, Alberto – Anderson, Zaccagni, Immobile
Italy Serie A 09/02/25 W Monza 1 Lazio 5 Italy Serie A 03/02/25 W Cagliari 1 Lazio 2 UEFA Europa League 30/01/25 L Braga 1 Lazio 0 Italy Serie A 26/01/25 L Fiorentina 2 Lazio 1 UEFA Europa League 23/01/25 W Real Sociedad 1 Lazio 3
Player to watch – Christos Mandas
Young Greek keeper Christos Mandas has been a spectator for Lazio this season, though he saw one minute of action when he came on to replace first-choice stopper Ivan Provedel against Udinese last week, and the 22-year-old is set to start for the first time on Saturday.
Could Mandas’s inexperience be an issue?
Mandas joined Lazio from OFI Crete last summer as a back-up option and he has to be patient while biding his time for an opportunity to showcase his goalkeeping skills for his new employers. Frosinone’s forwards will be keen to test the untried youngsters, so don’t be surprise if the hosts operate a shoot on sight policy.
