SS Lazio Tickets

S.S. Lazio Info

SS Lazio is one of the oldest football clubs in Rome, founded in 1900. During the fascist rule of the country, there was a push for every club in the city to unite under one banner. However, the management of Lazio was not willing to give up its identity. The other clubs abided by the request and created AC Roma.

In its long history, the club has dominantly played in the first tier of Italian football, although it has spent some time in Serie B due to bad practices. The list of accolades associated with Lazio includes two scudettos from the 1973- 1974 and 1999- 2000 seasons. The Coppa Italia trophy has been raised 7 times by Lazio players, which have also won the Supercoppa Italiana on three occasions.

Internationally, the popular Eagles have found success in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1998-1999 and UEFA Super Cup in 1999. The 90s were the most accomplished decade for the club, which plays home matches at Stadio Olimpico, with a capacity of 70,000 spectators. Visiting the biggest sports venue in Rome is a joy, and football fans that want to find tickets can use SeatPick for affordable SS Lazio football tickets.

About SS Lazio Football Tickets

The club started as an amateur team, adopting the blue colour as a homage to the Olympic games and the eagle as a symbol of Zeus, and in 1912 was accepted by the Italian Football Federation, participating in professional leagues organised by the federation. Lazio was one of the teams that inaugurated the Italian Serie A competition in the 1929 season.

The team from Rome was always a contender until its darkest moments in 1980 when it was relegated to Serie B because of illegal bets. For three seasons Lazio remained in the second division but recovered from the shame to assume its most productive decade in the 90s. This is due in large part to the investments of owner Sergio Cragnotti who didn’t spare expanse in signing the best footballers.

The new acquisition translated into results on the pitch, with ranking in the first three spots in the league during the entire decade until the champion title was won in 2000. However, financial trouble resurfaced after Cargnotti had to pull out of the team, and it quickly lost its dominance but stayed a respected club.

In 2006, Lazio was excluded from the Europa League because of a match-fixing scandal. The comeback on the European stage came in 2020, with the return to the Champions League after 12 years. The team always produces thrilling football matches and if you're interested to buy SS Lazio tickets visit the SeatPick website for the best ticket prices.

Major Rivalries

The eternal city is among the three Italian cities to have two teams in Serie A. This situation creates a divide within Rome, with some neighbourhoods supporting Lazio while others cheer for the rival AC Roma. Both teams play at the Olympic stadium, meaning home-field advantage is not a factor when Derby Della Capitale is on the schedule. The derby is a football holiday in the city. Unfortunately, on occasions, the passion runs wild on the city streets.

Top Managers

Lazio has stayed relevant thanks to the choices of competent managers that generated results. The Eagles won their UEFA cup under the tutelage of Dino Zoff. The second Scudetto in 2000 was won with the help of Sven-Göran Eriksson. Roberto Mancini was also on the bench in Olimpico. Other notable managers are Giuseppe Materazzi and Delio Rossi.

Famous Footballers that Played for the Eagles

Throughout its history, Lazio has attracted foreign and domestic players. The club has a reputation for inspiring loyalty in its footballers. Several well-known names have played for the Eagles.

Some famous players that wore the blue jersey are:

• Angelo Peruzzi

• Simone Inzaghi

• Pavel Nedved

• Sinisa Mihajlovic

• Alessandro Nesta

• Miroslav Klose

• Christian Vieri

Stadio Olimpico – Rome, Italy

SS Lazio plays all its home matches at The Olimpico. This is one of the largest venues in Italy and has hosted many UEFA and FIFA games.

Name:

Stadio Olimpico

Capacity:

70.000

Address:

Viale dei Gladiatori, 00135 Rome

Description:

Olimpico is a football stadium that opened in 1953, and since then, has been renovated several times., The venue hosts SS Lazio fixtures and live events during which top artists perform.

Travelling to Olimpico stadium

Club supporters can benefit from the city's public transportation system when going to see SS Lazio play a football match. Riding the bus or subway is the most convenient way to arrive at the stadium.

By Metro

The most practical option to reach the stadium is by the metro system. Fans can use line A and disembark at Flaminio station then take bus no. 32. The metro system is fast with numerous connections, facilitating easy connection from other lines to Line A.

By Tram

Take tram number 2 and disembark at Olimpico station.

By Bus

The bus lines successfully navigate the streets of the ancient city. If heading to the Olimpico, then look for buses numbered 32, 168, 226, 301, and 628. The closest station is De Bois, but in most cases, the longest walk will take you 8-minutes.