Where to watch Lazio vs Cagliari live in Serie A: highlights and lineups

Lazio and Cagliari face each other this Monday, November 3, 2025, in the 10th round of the Italian Championship, at the Olympic Stadium, in Rome. The game takes place at 4:45 pm Brasília time, with Lazio looking to win at home to improve their position in the table. The team from the Italian capital occupies 11th place with 12 points, while Cagliari is 14th with 9 points and needs to score to move away from the low zone.

The match marks the return of Maurizio Sarri to the sidelines after a recent draw, with a focus on exploiting the opponent’s vulnerable defense. Cagliari arrives after five games without a win, which increases the pressure on coach Fabio Pisacane. The live broadcast takes place on ESPN and Disney+, allowing online access for fans in Brazil.

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Formations and absences

Lazio should line up in 4-3-3, with Provedel in goal, a defense formed by Marusic, Gila, Romagnoli and Tavares, a midfield with Rovella, Guendouzi and Cataldi, and an attack led by Zaccagni, Dia and Castellanos. Full-back Lazzari is doubtful due to a muscle injury, while striker Taty Castellanos could be rested due to fatigue.

At Cagliari, the 4-3-3 formation sees Caprile between the posts, defending with Zappa,Mina, Luperto and Obert, midfielders Adopo, Prati and Folorunsho, and an attacking front with Gaetano, Borrelli and Esposito. The Sardinian team does not have serious absences, but midfielder Deiola is doubtful due to a knee injury.

These lineups are based on the last training sessions and the previous game of each team, confirming tactical adjustments for the confrontation.

Each team’s recent performance

Lazio drew 0-0 with Pisa in the last round, remaining five games without defeat in Serie A. The team scored nine goals in the four previous matches, showing offensive progress under Sarri.

Cagliari lost 2-1 to Sassuolo at home, extending their negative run to five matches. The defense has conceded goals in all of the last three games, exposing weaknesses in quick transitions.

• Lazio’s last five games: Draw 0-0 vs Pisa (A), Win 3-0 vs Genoa (A), Defeat 1-0 vs Juventus (C), Win 2-0 vs Twente (C), Win 5-1 vs Como (C).
• Cagliari’s last five games: 1-2 defeat vs Sassuolo (C), 1-1 draw vs Lecce (A), 1-5 defeat vs Milan (A), 2-0 win vs Sassuolo (A), 2-3 defeat vs Fiorentina (C).

These results highlight Lazio’s solidity at home, with an unbeaten record in 13 games at the Olímpico against Cagliari.

Clash and scorer history

In the last 10 meetings, Lazio have won nine, with two draws and an isolated defeat. The most common score is 2-1 for the Romans, as in the two duels from last season.

Overall, in 76 games, Lazio has 42 wins against Cagliari’s 17 and 17 draws, with 115 goals scored by the Biancocelesti. Zaccagni leads Lazio’s top scorers with two goals in Serie A, followed by Dia with one. For Cagliari, Esposito has a goal, but the team struggles to convert chances.

The Olympic Stadium, with capacity for 70,000 fans, hosts the game with tickets available online via the official Serie A website, starting at 50 euros. The weather forecast indicates 21°C with a 90% chance of rain, which could affect the lawn.

Duel expectations and curiosities

Referee Davide Sacchi, from Macerata, referees the game, assisted by Mondin and Monaco, with VAR under Paterna. Sacchi averages 4.2 cards per match in Serie A.

Curiosities include Lazio’s unbeaten home record against Cagliari since 2013, with 25 wins in 38 games. Cagliari are looking to break a 12-year drought, but face a defense that has not conceded goals in their last five matches.

Predictions point to Lazio winning 2-0, considering the home factor and current form. Analysts predict more than 2.5 goals, given the average of 2.8 per game in recent clashes.

Cagliari midfielder Michel Adopo could reach 50 appearances for the club in this match. For Lazio, Guendouzi leads in assists with three this season.

Tactical preparation of coaches

Maurizio Sarri emphasizes ball possession, with a 58% average in Serie A, aimsing to press high against Cagliari. The team has been training submissions since last Friday, focusing on Zaccagni on the left.

Fabio Pisacane opts for counterattacks, exploiting Folorunsho’s speed. Sardines’ training included man-to-man marking, aiming to neutralize Dia in the middle.

This approach reflects the differences: Lazio with 1.8 goals per game, against 0.9 for Cagliari. The balance depends on how the visitor deals with the Roman fans.