Lazio v Cagliari: Serie A date, streaming options and predicted teams

Lazio face Cagliari at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday, 1 November 2026, in a Serie A 2026-2027 match with both sides looking to strengthen their position after nine games.

The 10th-round fixture will begin at 16:00 Saudi Arabia time and 17:00 United Arab Emirates time.

How to watch Lazio v Cagliari

stc tv holds the rights to Serie A 2026-2027, meaning viewers can watch the match through the stc tv application.

The game will also be available online via the stc application. Customers in Saudi Arabia with Beity Fiber, Mofawtar 4 Extra or Mofawtar Max packages can follow Serie A through stc tv at no additional cost. Other subscribers can access the service for 15 Saudi riyals per month.

Expected line-ups

Lazio are expected to be managed by Gennaro Gattuso, while Fabio Pisacane is listed as Cagliari’s manager.

Lazio’s potential starting XI is:

Christos Mandas; Diego Lieti, Giuseppe Sutalo, Nuno Tavares, Romano Floriani; Reda Belahyane, Davide Frattesi, Kenneth Taylor; Tijjani Noslin, Mattia Zaccagni and Gustav Isaksen.

Cagliari’s predicted line-up is:

Elia Caprile; Yerry Mina, Jose Palomino, J. Rodriguez, Alessandro Deiola; Michel Adopo, A. Romano, Adam Obert; Alieu Fadera, Yukinari Sugawara and Mbala Nzola.

The source listing also identifies the expected defensive and midfield pairings as Diego Lieti with Yerry Mina, Giuseppe Sutalo with Jose Palomino, Nuno Tavares with J. Rodriguez, Romano Floriani with Alessandro Deiola, Reda Belahyane with Michel Adopo, Davide Frattesi with A. Romano, and Kenneth Taylor with Adam Obert.

Lazio and Cagliari’s recent form and their latest head-to-head results are listed for the fixture, although no individual results are provided.

Serie A standings

Lazio are second in the table with 25 points from nine matches, having scored 22 goals and conceded seven. Their record is eight wins, one draw and no defeats, with a goal difference of +15.

Cagliari are 10th with 13 points. They have won four, drawn one and lost four, scoring eight goals and conceding 13 for a goal difference of -5.

The remaining standings are: Inter first with 25 points, Roma third with 21, Como fourth with 20, Milan fifth with 18, Frosinone sixth with 17, Napoli seventh with 14, Juventus eighth with 14, Bologna 11th with 11, Atalanta 12th with 11, Genoa 13th with 10, Lecce 14th with nine, Sassuolo 15th with eight, Monza 16th with seven, Udinese 17th with five, Fiorentina 18th with five, Parma 19th with five and Venezia 20th with three.