Summary
Final match statistics
Shots: Lazio 9 - 8 Juventus
Shots on goal: Lazio 5 - 2 Juventus
Possession: Lazio 58% - 42% Juventus
Passing accuracy: Lazio 86% - 82% Juventus
Fouls: Lazio 10 - 11 Juventus
Yellow cards: Lazio 0 - 1 Juventus
Corner kicks: Lazio 2 - 5 Juventus
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90+6' The match end ⌚
The match ended in Rome and Juventus is the first finalist of the Coppa Italia by 3-2 on aggregate.
90+3'
Juventus avoids Lazio's attacking advances at all costs.
90+1' Change in Juventus🔄
⬆️: Alcaraz
⬇️: Chiesa
90' We're going until 95 ⌚
5 minutes are added to the match.
88'
Foul by Immobile on Danilo in the middle of the field, there was a blow to the face.
86'
Immobile is in pain on the floor, accused of a blow by Bremer without the ball.
84' Change in Lazio🔄
⬆️: Pedro
⬇️: Guendouzi
82' GOOOOOOOOOAL FOR JUVENTUS ⚽
Low center from the right by Weah, pushed by the newly introduced Milik in the six-yard box.
81' Change in Juventus🔄
⬆️: Milik and Yildiz
⬇️: McKennie and Vlahovic
80' Changes in Lazio 🔄
⬆️: Rovella and Immobile
⬇️: Cataldi and Castellanos
78'
Luis Alberto's shot from outside to the center, the ball ended up in the goalkeeper's hands.
77'
When Lazio recovers the ball, they perform passing sequences in the middle of the field, they do not advance their lines much.
75'
Although the pace of the game increases, the players distribute the ball in the rival field but do not get too close to the area.
73'
Juventus seems more determined to avoid extra time, however, Lazio tries to maintain possession.
71'
Weah went over the top and got a corner kick from the right for Juventus, an opportunity for the Turin.
70' Change in Juventus🔄
⬆️: Weah
⬇️: Cambiaso
72'
Foul in attack by Cambiaso, free kick in his field for Lazio.
68'
Vlahovic headed awkwardly into the area, a good clearance by the Lazio players.
66'
Lazio seems to be more incisive but still does not achieve the necessary precision to get the third.
64'
Lazio warned again, Vecino was in front of the goal, received the ball with a header and Danilo avoided it.
63'
Lazio approached again, this time with Marusic, he finished and the ball ended up in Perin's hands.
61' Change in Lazio 🔄
⬆️: Vecino
⬇️: Felipe Anderson
61'
Felipe Anderson sent the ball to the corner kick.
59'
Lazio has possession of the ball, tries to break lines but Juventus holds well.
57'
Castellanos was once again hand in hand with the goalkeeper, he tried to poke her but Perin caught him. Nothing was worth it, he was offside.
56'
Juventus attacked again, Vlahovic finished poorly and the ball went off the end line.
55'
Danilo's pass to Vlahovic that failed to connect, Mandas saved.
53'
Marusic was offside when he looked for the ball went down the wing.
52'
The game resumes, McKennie is out for the moment.
51'
Match stopped, McKennie is on the floor.
50'
Lazio ties the series and Juventus has a difficult time qualifying.
48' GOOOOOOOOOOL FROM LAZIO ⚽
Great sequence of passes that ended up for Castellanos, he beat the Juventus defender and finished on the edge of the area.
47'
Juventus began with the pressure to find errors in Lazio's defense.
Change in Lazio 🔄
⬆️: Patric
⬇️: Gila
45' The second half begins ⌚
The ball rolls for 45 more minutes at the Olympic Stadium in Rome.
Analysis and statistics of the first half
It was a quiet first half in terms of arrivals, Lazio began with control of the ball from the defensive line to the center of the field. Juventus, for their part, waited patiently and over time began to press more and have more possession of the ball. While there was a clear chance for Juventus, there weren't many other significant scoring opportunities. In the case of Lazio, they knew how to take advantage of a great opportunity from a set piece that led to the only goal of the game. In addition, he had another chance at the end with a shot by Castellanos that was stopped by the rival goalkeeper.
Shots: Lazio 5 - 3 Juventus
Shots on goal: Lazio 2 - 1 Juventus
Possession: Lazio 60% - 40% Juventus
Passing accuracy: Lazio 89% - 83% Juventus
Fouls: Lazio 2 - 3 Juventus
Yellow cards: Lazio 0 - 1 Juventus
Corner kicks: Lazio 2 - 2 Juventus
45+1' We're going to rest ⌚
The first half ends in Rome with a partial result of 1-0 in favor of Lazio, it is still not enough to go to the final.
45' We're going until 46 ⌚
1 minute is added to the match.
43'
Castellanos was alone in the area after beating the defenders, he finished and Perin saved with his body.
42'
The game was very calm, most of it took place in the middle of the field, with few arrivals from both.
40'
Both teams are looking for the goal, the home team wants to tie the series and the visitor needs to score to avoid equality.
38'
Good cross from Felipe Anderson that Bremer cut off and sent to the throw-in.
37'
Lazio touches and touches the ball, they no longer maintain possession so easily. Juventus responds well.
35'
Another corner kick for Juventus when they tried the cross. In the collection Mandas came out to clear.
34' Yellow card 🟨
Foul by Locatelli in the middle of the field, first warning of the game.
33'
Rabiot's foul on Gila in the Lazio half when he tried to take the ball.
31'
Corner kick for Juventus that resulted in a Bremer header, the ball went over the net.
29'
The referee whistles a foul by Luis Alberto on Danilo in the Juventus field.
28'
Anderson entered the area after a succession of passes from Lazio, he wanted to hook but found himself with the visitor's defense.
26'
Although Juventus manages to cut plays and tries to get out quickly, they always encounter a Lazio player who avoids them.
24'
When Lazio has the ball they try to play from behind, beyond the pressure Juventus has the last lines well positioned.
22'
Excellent play by Juventus that ended in a great cross from Chiesa for Vlahovic, who finished off and Mandas saved very well.
21'
McKennie went with the ball inside the area, Mandas arrived before to cut off the danger.
20'
Lazio's arrivals always end in defensive cuts inside the area, even so they recover the ball quickly.
18'
The home team recovered the ball, they raffled the ball between the defenders in order to find spaces in Juventus' pressure.
16'
Juventus controls the ball, Lazio fails to cause errors through pressure.
14'
With this early goal the series becomes dangerous for Juventus, so they seek to move the ball towards the area.
12' GOOOOOOOAL FROM LAZIO ⚽
The center from the corner kick landed on Castellanos' head and he placed it very well in the corner.
11'
The charge was short and they did not reach the area. Cambiaso again caused the corner kick.
11'
Corner kick for Lazio, the first of the match.
10'
Lazio recovered the ball after Juve's attacks, the Turin team pressing firmly.
8'
Chiesa's weak shot from the edge of the area, Cambiaso received the rebound, turned around and finished, the ball went over the final line.
6'
Juventus is approaching, they took control of the ball. The defense of the whole of Rome is very pending.
4'
The pace of the match is slow for now, Lazio continues trying to get out from the last line.
2'
For now Lazio moves the ball in search of space, Juventus has its lines well positioned.
0' The match starts ⌚
The ball rolls at the Olympic Stadium in Rome for the second leg of the semi-final between Lazio and Juventus. Who will advance to the final?
Substitutes – Juventus
Wojciech Szczesny, Arkadiusz Milik, Kenan Yildiz, Samuel Iling-Junior, Fabio Miretti, Timothy Weah, Carlo Pinsoglio, Daniele Rugani, Carlos Alcaraz, Tiago Djaló and Hans Nicolussi.
Lineup – Juventus
| 3-5-2 |
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36. M. Perin |
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6. Danilo – 3. Bremer – 12. A. Sandro |
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27. A. Cambiaso – 16. W. McKennie – 5. M. Locatelli – 25. A. Rabiot – 11. F. Kostic |
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7. F. Chiesa – 9. D. Vlahovic |
Substitutes – Lazio
Luca Pellegrini, Patricio Gabarrón, Matías Vecino, Pedro, Diego González, Luigi Sepe, Davide Renzetti and Nicolo Rovella.
Lineup – Lazio
| 3-4-2-1 |
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35. C. Mandas |
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13. A. Romagnoli – 15. N. Casale – 34. Mario Gila |
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23. E. Hysaj – 8. M. Guendouzi – 32. D. Cataldi – 77. A. Marusic |
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7. F. Anderson – 10. L. Alberto |
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19. V. Castellanos |
Average age
The average age in Lazio is 27.5 years. The oldest player on the team is Spanish winger Pedro, 36, who previously played for Roma. On the other hand, the youngest player is the Portuguese winger Saná Fernandes, 18 years old, who comes from the club's youth system.
At Juventus the average age is 26.6 years. The oldest players are the Italian goalkeeper Carlo Pinsoglio and the Polish goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny, both 34 years old. The youngest player is the Turkish playmaker Kenan Yildiz, 18 years old, from the club's youth system.
America present in the semifinals 🌎
In Lazio there are five players from the American continent who are interesting to know. Matías Vecino, Uruguayan midfielder; André Anderson, midfielder and Felipe Anderson, winger, both Brazilians; Diego González, Paraguayan winger; finally, Taty Castellanos, Argentine striker.
As for Juventus, they have six other players from the American continent. Bremer, defender, Danilo, also a defender and Alex Sandro, full back, all Brazilians; Weston McKennie, midfielder and Timothy Weah, interior, both from the United States; Also, Carlos Alcaraz, Argentine midfielder.
How does Juventus arrive?
March 30 - Serie A: 1-0 vs Lazio (Lost)
April 2 - Italian Cup: 2-0 vs Lazio (Won)
April 7 - Serie A: 1-0 vs Fiorentina (Won)
April 13 - Serie A: 0-0 vs Torino (Draw)
April 19 - Serie A: 2-2 vs Cagliari (Draw)
How does Lazio arrive?
March 30 - Serie A: 1-0 vs Juventus (Won)
April 2 - Italian Cup: 2-0 vs Juventus (Lost)
April 6 - Serie A: 1-0 vs Roma (Lost)
April 12 - Serie A: 4-1 vs Salernitana (Won)
April 19 - Serie A: 0-1 vs Genoa (Won)
How did Juventus line up in their last game against Lazio?
In the last match against Lazio in Rome, corresponding to matchday 30 of Serie A, Juventus deployed a 4-3-3. Szczesny was in goal; Danilo and De Sciglio were the full-backs; Rugani and Bremer were in the center of the defense. Miretti, Locatelli and Rabiot played in midfield. Cambiaso, Kean and Chiesa lined up in the offensive trident.
How did Lazio line up in their last game against Juventus?
In their last home match against Juventus, corresponding to matchday 30 of Serie A, Lazio deployed a 4-4-2 system. The lineup included Mandas in goal; Marusic and Gila on the wings; the central defenders were Casale and Romagnoli; Anderson, Cataldi, Kamada and Zaccagni acted in the center of the field; Finally, Castellanos and Pedro attacked.
How did Juventus fare in Rome against Lazio?
Serie A 2019/20: Lazio 3 – 1 Juventus
Serie A 2020/21: Lazio 1 – 1 Juventus
Serie A 2021/22: Lazio 0 – 2 Juventus
Serie A 2022/23: Lazio 2 – 1 Juventus
Serie A 2023/24: Lazio 1 – 0 Juventus
History between Lazio and Juventus
Lazio and Juventus have faced each other in a total of 185 games. There are 45 wins for Lazio, 42 draws and 97 wins for Juventus. These clashes occurred both in Serie A and in the Italian Cup and Super Cup. In the Italian Cup they faced each other in several phases of the tournament: once in the group stage, twice in the round of 16, four times in the quarterfinals and nine times in the semifinals. They also met four times in the Italian Cup final, with two wins for Juventus and one for Lazio. As for the Super Cup, there are five games, with three victories for Lazio and two for Juventus.
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This is the start time of the match between Lazio and Juventus on April 23, 2024 in several countries:
| Country | Date | Local Time | TV Channel and Live Streams |
| USA | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 15:00 ET | Paramount+ |
| Argelia | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 20:00 | STARZPLAY |
| Australia | Wednesday, 24 Apr 24 | 6:00 AEDT | N/A |
| Bangladesh | Wednesday, 24 Apr 24 | 1:00 IST | N/A |
| Bolivia | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 15:00 | Star+ and ESPN2 |
| Brazil | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 16:00 AM | Claro TV+, Zapping, Star+, Sky+ and ESPN 4 |
| Canada | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 15:00 ET | fuboTV Canada |
| Chile | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 16:00 | Star+ and ESPN2 |
| Colombia | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 14:00 | Star+ and ESPN2 |
| Ecuador | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 14:00 | Star+ and ESPN2 |
| India | Wednesday, 24 Apr 24 | 0:00 IST | N/A |
| Japan | Wednesday, 24 Apr 24 | 4:00 AM | DAZN Japan |
| Mexico | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 13:00 | ESPN and Star+ |
| Morocco | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 19:00 | STARZPLAY |
| New Zealand | Wednesday, 24 Apr 24 | 8:00 | N/A |
| Nigeria | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 20:00 | StarTimes App and Startimes World Football |
| Spain | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 20:00 | Movistar+, DAZN 2 and DAZN Spain |
| United Arab Emirates | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 23:00 | STARZPLAY and Abu Dhabi Sports Premium 1 |
| United Kingdom | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 19:00 GMT | Premier Sports 1 and Premier Sports Player |
| Peru | Tuesday, 23 Apr 24 | 14:00 | Star+ and ESPN2 |
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Top 3 best current Juventus players
Dusan Vlahovic: 24-year-old Serbian forward. He participated in 31 of 36 possible games, scored 17 goals and provided 3 assists. He has accumulated 102 shots, of which 35 were on goal, in addition to having created 24 scoring chances. With 332 successful passes, he has an accuracy of 71%. He completed 812 touches and 15 successful dribbles.
Federico Chiesa: 26-year-old Italian midfielder. He participated in 30 of 36 possible games, scored 8 goals and provided 2 assists. He took 58 shots, including 22 on goal, and created 43 scoring opportunities. This season he has completed 379 passes, with an accuracy of 77%. In addition, he is 70% effective in long passes, with 35 successful crosses and 29 completed dribbles. He made 951 touches, of which 110 were in the rival area.
Adrien Rabiot: 29-year-old French midfielder. He participated in 29 of 36 possible games, accumulating 4 goals and 3 assists. He has 33 shots, 13 of them on goal and created 24 scoring chances. He has 853 successful passes, for an accuracy percentage of 84.4%. In addition, he made 11 successful crosses, 25 dribbles and 1,422 touches. He has 131 recoveries and 21 interceptions.
Top 3 best current Lazio players
Ciro Immobile: 34-year-old Italian striker. He has participated in 38 of 45 possible games, scored 10 goals and contributed 1 assist. He took 44 shots, of which 19 were directly on goal. With a total of 306 successful passes, he has an efficiency rate of 74% and has created 17 scoring opportunities.
Valentín Castellanos: 25-year-old Argentine forward. He participated in 40 of 45 possible games, scored 4 goals and provided 5 assists. With 49 shots, 18 of them on goal, and 214 successful passes, he is a key player in attack. In addition, he stands out for his 97 touches in the rival area and his 115 duels won.
Luis Alberto: 31-year-old Spanish midfielder. He has played 40 of 45 possible games with a contribution of 5 goals and 8 assists. He has taken 50 shots, 15 on goal and 60 scoring opportunities created. With 31 successful crosses and 1,171 completed passes, he proves to be the most incisive player in distributing the ball. In addition, he made 23 dribbles and 1,840 touches, with 129 recoveries in total.
How did Juventus form in their last game?
In their last game against Cagliari in Serie A, Allegri opted for a 3-5-2 with Sczcesny in goal; Gatti, Bremer and Danilo formed the defensive line; Weah and Cambiaso played as fullbacks on the sides; Rabiot, Locatelli and Alcaraz in the center of the field; while Vlahovic and Chiesa were deployed as an attacking duo.
How did Lazio form in their last game?
In their last game against Genoa in Serie A, Tudor deployed a 3-4-2-1 with Mandas in goal; in the center Patric, Casate and Mario Gila; Lazzari and Marusic occupied the wing position; Kamada and Vecino in the center of the field; while Alberto and Anderson occupied more attacking positions; In the end Castellanos was the only forward on the team.
Who makes up the referee team?
Central: Daniele Orsato
Assistant #1: Ciro Carbone
Assistant #2: Giuseppe Perrotti
Fourth referee: Matteo Marcenaro
VAR: Aleandro Di Paolo
AVAR: Massimiliano Irrati
Orsato has already refereed three matches between Lazio and Juventus in the Italian Cup. As additional information, he recently refereed the Champions League match between Manchester City and Real Madrid, along with Massimiliano Irrati.
Juventus is looking for number fifteen
The Turin team reaches this stage after their 4-0 win over Frosinone, with a hat-trick from Milik. Currently the team is in third position in Serie A with 64 points, after having won 18 games, drawn 10 and lost 5. Despite having the possibility of going to the Champions League, the team is determined to win the title, especially after three years of drought.
In their last game, they played as a visitor against Cagliari and drew 2-2, with a goal from Vlahovic and another own goal from Dossena.
Lazio wants its eighth Coppa
The Rome team reached the semifinals after facing A.S. Roma in the quarterfinals, winning 1-0. In Serie A the team is seventh with 52 points, after having won 16 games, drawn 4 and lost 13. Although the team focuses on achieving a place in international competitions, its current priority is to win its eighth Cup title.
In His last game, he visited Genoa in Serie A and achieved a victory with a single goal from Luis Alberto Romero.
Rome is ready to meet the finalist
The match between Lazio and Juventus will take place at the Stadio Olimpico di Roma, Italy, with a capacity for 72,700 spectators. This stadium is the headquarters of the A.S. Rome and Lazio. The stadium was inaugurated on May 17, 1953, with a match between the Italian National Team and the Hungarian National Team. It is the second largest stadium in Italy, only below San Siro. Over the years, Rome's Olympic Stadium has been the venue for renowned sporting events, including the 1976/77, 1995/96 and 2008/09 Champions League finals. It was the main venue for the 1960 Olympic Games and the venue for the 1990 World Cup final.
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