AS Roma vs SS Lazio Tickets 

The Stadio Olimpico is the place to be when these rivals go head-to-head in a heated derby encounter. Up to 70,000 spectators can fill this venue, making it the second-largest stadium in Italy.

View our interactive Stadio Olimpico seating map for insight into the different sections of this famous arena.

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Roma vs Lazio History

AS Roma was founded some 27 years after SS Lazio and the teams first shared a pitch in December 1929 during the debut campaign of the remodelled Italian top flight. Despite having a significant head start in terms of years to build the club up from the ground, Lazio didn't record victory over Roma until the seventh meeting between the two sides.

Neither Roma nor Lazio are known for being among the most decorated clubs in Italy, though they have won five Serie A titles between them. Roma hoisted the Scudetto for the first time in 1942, but then didn't taste league success again for more than 40 years. The Giallorossi won a maiden Coppa Italia in 1964, six years after Lazio had done likewise. Roma enjoyed a fruitful spell in the early-to-mid 80s, celebrating one Serie A & four Coppa Italia triumphs in that time.

Lazio were crowned Serie A champions for only the second time in 2000, more than 25 years after the club's maiden Scudetto. When Roma became 9-time winners of the Coppa Italia in 2008, Lazio had just four of these titles to brag about. The Biancocelesti then won the Italian Cup three times in the space of 11 years to slash that gap behind their arch-rivals.

Neither team has been a persistent threat in European competition in recent times, though Roma did capture the UEFA Conference League in 2022.

Rome Derby Stats & Mutual Connections

No player has scored more goals in the Derby della Capitale than Francesco Totti. The former Roma captain netted 11 times against Lazio, despite featuring as many as 44 times in the Rome derby.

The following players have been on both sides of this fierce derby:

• Siniša Mihajlović joined Roma in 1992, not long after becoming a European Cup winner at Red Star Belgrade, though he subsequently struggled to cement his place in the team and moved to Sampdoria. The former Yugoslavia defender certainly ruffled a few feathers among Roma supporters when he signed for crosstown rivals Lazio in 1998. Mihajlović amassed almost 200 appearances for the Biancocelesti, who got their hands on the Scudetto in the 1999/00 campaign.

• Angelo Peruzzi rose through the Roma Academy and played 26 games for the senior team before switching to Juventus in 1991. The Italy goalkeeper played more than 300 times for Juventus and then enjoyed a solitary season with Inter Milan, prior to spending the final seven years of his playing career as a Lazio player.

• More recently, Pedro spent the 2020/21 season at Roma following successful spells at FC Barcelona & Chelsea. The 65-cap Spain winger completed a free transfer from Roma to Lazio in the summer of 2021, controversially crossing the Rome divide and thus adding an extra dimension to an already intense rivalry.

Roma vs Lazio Head-to-Head

With more than 180 competitive meetings behind them, Roma & Lazio are no strangers to one another and there is absolutely no love lost when these local adversaries face off. There've been several memorable encounters in the Rome derby, both high-scoring affairs as well as some extremely close battles.

In the 1999/00 season Lazio slumped to a 4-1 defeat against Roma but still managed to emerge as champions of Serie A that season, finishing 18 points ahead of their local rivals.

Francesco Totti scored twice in this fixture to salvage a 2-2 draw for the Giallorossi in January 2015. More recently, two goals from Tammy Abraham saw Roma cruise to a 3-0 win over Lazio towards the end of the 2021/22 Serie A campaign.

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