Three of the five league matches so far have been away from home, and all three have been won. One-nil at Bologna on the twenty-fourth of August. Two-one at Udinese on the seventh of September. Two-nil at Venezia on the nineteenth of September, in a match played at the Stadio Pierluigi Penzo. Two of those three trips finished with clean sheets and none of them finished badly. Five goals scored and one conceded across the three: three away wins in the season's first five matches.
At home the return is a win and a draw: one-nil over Genoa on the thirtieth of August, and two-two with AC Milan on the twelfth of September. The Milan draw is the only one of the five league matches so far in which more than one goal went in against Lazio.
Add it up and the table has Lazio third in Serie A with thirteen points from fifteen — four wins and a draw, no defeats — eight scored and three conceded. Thirteen points before September is out, and three of the four wins collected on someone else's ground.
Eighteen matches sit in these records going back to the nineteenth of January 2026: forty-four goals in them, twenty-four for Lazio and twenty against, and seven of the eighteen decided by a single goal.
The records behind the season read harder. January: nil-three at home to Como on the nineteenth, then three-two over Genoa eleven days later. February: two-two away at Juventus on the eighth; nil-two at home to Atalanta on the fourteenth; goalless away at Cagliari on the twenty-first. March: a two-nil defeat away at Torino on the first; then two-one over Sassuolo at home on the ninth and one-nil over AC Milan at home on the fifteenth. April: one-one at home with Parma on the fourth; a one-nil defeat away at Fiorentina on the thirteenth; two-nil away at Napoli on the eighteenth; three-three at home with Udinese on the twenty-seventh.
That spring is what a season looks like when the away days run both ways in the same month: wins at Bologna and at Napoli, defeats at Torino and at Fiorentina, and a two-two away at Juventus wedged in between. Read the trips in isolation and the spring was fine. Read them in sequence and it was a coin-flip every other week.
Several opponents turn up twice in the rows, and two of the doubles are wins. Bologna away twice: two-nil on the twenty-second of March and one-nil on the twenty-fourth of August — two trips, two clean sheets. Genoa at home twice: three-two on the thirtieth of January and one-nil on the thirtieth of August. Udinese twice, either side of the summer: three-three at home on the twenty-seventh of April and two-one away on the seventh of September.
What the table makes plain: thirteen points, no defeats, and a defence at three conceded in five. What it cannot contain is the spring above — the nil-three to Como at home, the three-three with Udinese, the afternoon at Torino that finished two-nil to the wrong side. The table keeps the totals. The rows keep the afternoons.
Three away days, three wins, and a spring in the book that proves nothing arrives automatically. The table says third; the match rows say it was earned. Both agree on one thing: the away days have been kind. Eighteen rows and forty-four goals: nothing in this book has been quiet.
By the numbers — Serie A: 3rd · 5 played · 4-1-0 · 8-3 · 13 pts · form WWWDW (oldest → newest). All data from ScoreCrowd's match records, retrieved 24 September 2026.