Lazio vs SPAL
2nd February 1400hrs
Football – Italy – Serie A
Pick Lazio HT/FT
Bookmaker Boylesports
Odds: 1.75 odds taken 0215 GMT, Sunday 02 February

The Italian top flight action continues on Sunday with Lazio taking on SPAL as the betting tips continue at the Stadio Olimpico.

Table of Contents

1 Lazio Preview – Can Lazio extend unbeaten run?
2 SPAL Preview – Can SPAL spring a surprise?
3 Lazio vs SPAL Betting Advice
4 The best betting odds for Lazio vs SPAL

Lazio Preview – Can Lazio extend unbeaten run?

A 1-1 draw with local rivals Roma in last week’s derby extended Lazio’s impressive unbeaten run in the Italian top flight to 15 matches and the hosts will no doubt be in confident mood ahead of this Sunday’s clash against lowly SPAL as they look to close the gap on Serie A leaders, Juventus.

Thanks to this solid and impressive sequence of sustained positive results, Lazio have kept in touch with the top two clubs in Serie A and find themselves just 5 points adrift of Juventus heading into Sunday’s action.

The hosts also still remain unbeaten in Serie A with a strong home record of 8-2-0 30/8 which includes winning their last 6 home matches on the trot at their Stadio Olimpico, with notable wins within this sequence over Juventus 3-1 and Napoli 1-0.

In addition, Lazio have kept 5 clean sheets at home to date as well as having scored 2+ goals in 8 of their 10 matches at the Stadio Olimpico so far.

Our betting suggestion:

Both teams to score

1.91

Bet at William Hill

(odds taken 0215 GMT, Sunday 02 February)

SPAL Preview – Can SPAL spring a surprise?

Having lost 3 of their last 4 matches overall in the past few weeks which has left SPAL in the bottom three of Serie A, this looks highly unlikely as the visitors instead, look like battening down the hatches and preparing for an anticipated onslaught from Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico.

Despite recording a much-needed and highly unexpected 2-1 win away from home at high-flying Atalanta recently, this was just temporary relief from defeats to Hellas Verona, Fiorentina and Bologna, which has prevented SPAL from lifting themselves out of the relegation zone.

There does appear to be a glimmer of hope on the road though for SPAL as the visitors have won 2 of their last 3 matches on their travels with victories at Torino and the aforementioned Atalanta, but the general rule is that they’ve tended to struggler on their travels as their away record of 2-1-8 6/17 indicates, as well as being the lowest goalscorers in Serie A away from home.