Atalanta vs Lazio Prediction Serie A 19.10.2025
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Atalanta vs Lazio Prediction Serie A
Atalanta vs Lazio Prediction and Betting Tips for Sunday’s Serie A clash in Bergamo. La Dea look to keep their unbeaten run alive as they host a Lazio side still searching for rhythm. In this breakdown, we’ll dive deep into team form, tactical trends, and exclusive Serie A Stats to guide your betting insight ahead of this high-stakes meeting.
- Atalanta remain unbeaten in Serie A and have scored in every home match so far.
- Lazio’s attack shows inconsistency, with only one BTTS result in six league games.
- Atalanta average 8.67 corners per game, dominating set-piece situations.
- Both sides come off draws before the international break, momentum is on the line.
Atalanta have quietly rebuilt under Ivan Juric, and it’s starting to show. Unbeaten in Serie A, they’ve become a resilient, hard-running side that thrives at the Gewiss Stadium. Their 1-1 draw with Como wasn’t spectacular, but it extended a streak of six without defeat. Juric’s men average 2 goals per match, with every single league game crossing the 1.5-goal mark. That’s no small feat. Add in their league-best corner average of 8.67 per game, and you get a picture of a team constantly on the front foot. Can they keep that intensity going after the break? Hard to bet against it.
Even with injuries piling up: Kolasinac, Bakker, Bellanova, Atalanta look well-stocked. Gianluca Scamacca is back on the bench, Samardzic keeps delivering at home, and Sulemana’s energy up top has turned heads. Juric might have lost a few names, but the system remains solid. The Lombardy side’s ability to stay compact while attacking in waves has been their greatest weapon. At home, they’ve scored in every outing this season. That’s no coincidence, it’s a mindset.
Lazio, meanwhile, arrive in Bergamo with a point to prove. Their 3-3 draw with Torino was chaos, a mix of fight and frustration. Maurizio Sarri’s men showed spirit, with Cancellieri netting twice, but conceding three at home tells another story. Lazio’s numbers don’t lie: just 1 goal scored per game on average and zero BTTS results so far. It’s strange for a side with so much attacking flair on paper. Maybe that’s the problem, too much paper, not enough punch.
Injuries haven’t helped either. Castellanos, Zaccagni, Gigot, all sidelined or doubtful. Guendouzi’s return adds steel, but without their top striker, Lazio often look toothless in transition. Sarri’s game plan depends on rhythm, yet it’s hard to find rhythm when the team changes weekly. Still, Lazio know how to make life difficult for Atalanta; they won this fixture 1-0 last season. That said, current form leans heavily toward La Dea. Expect an open, spirited battle, one where goals, and maybe a few nerves, are guaranteed. For the full breakdown of data trends and goal averages, you can check out our Serie A Stats section.
Atalanta coach Ivan Juric has named 23 players for Sunday’s Serie A clash against Lazio, with key returns boosting the squad. Gianluca Scamacca and Charles De Ketelaere are back in contention, alongside Zalewski and Scalvini, strengthening Atalanta’s attacking options. However, Bellanova, Kolasinac, Kossounou, and Bakker remain sidelined due to injuries. The updated squad list reflects Atalanta’s growing depth ahead of another crucial league test. Source: Gazzetta.it.
Atalanta’s home form is hard to ignore. Juric’s side are unbeaten in Serie A, having scored in every game so far. Their average of 2 goals per match and 100% BTTS rate underline just how consistent they’ve been offensively. Lazio, by contrast, have shown instability away from home, failing to score in half of their league outings. Sarri’s team average only 1 goal per game and lack attacking rhythm due to key injuries, including Castellanos and Zaccagni. Atalanta have also dominated corner stats (8.67 won per match) and created more scoring chances per 90 than Lazio. With their pressing intensity and solid defensive core, the Lombardy side look better equipped to handle this matchup. Even if they don’t win, it’s hard to see them losing in Bergamo. Taking 1X feels like the logical, value-driven call — steady, safe, and supported by both form and data.
Atalanta’s matches are practically a guarantee for goals. Every single one of their Serie A fixtures has finished Over 1.5 so far, that’s a perfect 100% rate. They average 2 goals scored per game while conceding one on average, producing a total match average of 3 goals. Lazio may be less consistent, but even they average two goals per match overall. That combination sets the stage for another high-energy clash. With Atalanta’s attack built around dynamic runners like Sulemana, Lookman, and Samardzic, and Lazio’s open defensive shape, it’s hard to imagine a quiet evening in Bergamo. Both sides like to play vertically, creating space and tempo. The last five head-to-head meetings between them averaged nearly three goals per game. With that kind of record, Over 1.5 Goals is not just a safe play — it’s backed by logic, form, and recent history.
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