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What the Lazio quiz covers
Every question is written and checked by football fans, across the topics that decide a real Lazio expert:
Club history
Founding, golden eras and the moments that shaped Lazio.
Players & legends
Cult heroes and record-breakers, past and present.
Managers
The bosses in the dugout and the trophies they won.
Trophies & honours
Every title, cup and big European night that counts.
Records & stats
Appearances, goals, transfers and all-time bests.
Iconic moments
Famous games, comebacks and unforgettable goals.
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From which Spanish club did Lazio sign Ciro Immobile in 2016?
- Villarreal
- Valencia
- Sevilla
- Real Betis
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Answer: Sevilla
Lazio paid Sevilla less than €10 million in July 2016 — one of the great bargains of the modern era.
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Financial crisis forced Lazio to sell Alessandro Nesta in 2002 to which club?
- Juventus
- Inter
- AC Milan
- Real Madrid
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Answer: AC Milan
Milan paid about €31 million, and Nesta won the Champions League in his first season there.
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Pavel Nedvěd left Lazio in 2001 to join which club, where he later won the Ballon d'Or?
- Juventus
- Real Madrid
- Milan
- Bayern Munich
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Answer: Juventus
Juventus paid around €38.7 million for Nedvěd as Zinedine Zidane's replacement, and he won the 2003 Ballon d'Or in Turin.
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Whose 71st-minute goal won the 2013 Coppa Italia final for Lazio against Roma?
- Antonio Candreva
- Hernanes
- Miroslav Klose
- Senad Lulić
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Answer: Senad Lulić
Bosnian wing-back Lulić converted Candreva's low cross in the first ever all-Roman final, making '71' a sacred number for Lazio fans.
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Lazio's white and sky blue colours were chosen as a tribute to which country?
- Argentina
- Greece
- France
- Uruguay
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Answer: Greece
The founders picked white and sky blue in homage to Greece, birthplace of the Olympic Games, reflecting their Olympic sporting ideals.
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Lazio's 2000 Scudetto was sealed on the final day when Juventus lost 1-0 at which club's rain-soaked ground?
- Perugia
- Piacenza
- Verona
- Bari
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Answer: Perugia
A storm delayed play at Perugia's Renato Curi; Alessandro Calori's goal sank Juventus while Lazio beat Reggina 3-0 in Rome.
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Which Rome-born defender rose through Lazio's academy to captain the 2000 double winners?
- Fernando Couto
- Alessandro Nesta
- Paolo Negro
- Giuseppe Favalli
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Answer: Alessandro Nesta
Academy product Nesta wore the armband through the glory years and is regarded as one of the finest defenders of his generation.
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Which forward won three Serie A top-scorer titles with Lazio during the 1990s?
- Pierluigi Casiraghi
- Ruben Sosa
- Alen Bokšić
- Giuseppe Signori
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Answer: Giuseppe Signori
Beppe Signori's lethal left foot topped the Serie A scoring charts in 1993, 1994 and, in a shared crown, 1996.
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Which president's heavy spending powered Lazio's trophy-laden era around the turn of the millennium?
- Sergio Cragnotti
- Claudio Lotito
- Franco Sensi
- Massimo Moratti
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Answer: Sergio Cragnotti
Food-industry tycoon Sergio Cragnotti bankrolled the star-studded squads of the late 1990s before the money ran out in the early 2000s.
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Which 1982 World Cup-winning captain coached Lazio from 1990 to 1994 and again in 2001?
- Antonio Cabrini
- Claudio Gentile
- Dino Zoff
- Marco Tardelli
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Answer: Dino Zoff
Goalkeeping legend Dino Zoff also served as Lazio's president from 1994 to 1998, even briefly doubling up as coach again in 1997.
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Which forward, a Lazio star from 1934 to 1943, set Serie A's all-time career scoring record of 274 goals?
- José Altafini
- Gunnar Nordahl
- Giuseppe Meazza
- Silvio Piola
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Answer: Silvio Piola
Piola, whose career stretched from 1929 to 1954, set a Serie A scoring mark no rival reached in the following seven decades.
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Which Lazio striker scored four goals in a single Champions League match against Marseille in March 2000?
- Alen Bokšić
- Simone Inzaghi
- Fabrizio Ravanelli
- Marcelo Salas
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Answer: Simone Inzaghi
Simone Inzaghi's four in the 5-1 win equalled the single-game Champions League best Marco van Basten had set in 1992 — and he later returned to coach the club.
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About the Lazio quiz
Lazio were founded in 1900 as a running club, took white and sky blue as a tribute to Greece — home of the Olympic ideal — and carry the eagle on the badge that makes them le Aquile. This free Lazio quiz covers the whole story: the Stadio Olimpico shared with Roma since 1953, the Curva Nord, and the fiercest fixture in the capital. When Rome's clubs were merged to create AS Roma in 1927, Lazio refused — the Derby della Capitale has carried that edge ever since.
The first Scudetto came in 1973-74 under Tommaso Maestrelli, with Giorgio Chinaglia's 24 goals leading Serie A. The golden turn of the millennium brought the rest: the last-ever Cup Winners' Cup in 1999, won 2-1 against Mallorca at Villa Park with Pavel Nedvěd scoring the winner, the 1999 UEFA Super Cup against Manchester United, and the 2000 Scudetto under Sven-Göran Eriksson, sealed on a dramatic rain-soaked final day. That era traded in world records — Christian Vieri sold to Inter, Hernán Crespo signed from Parma for £35.5 million — while the academy produced Alessandro Nesta, the Rome-born captain of the double winners.
Expect questions on the 1999-2000 era, the legends from Silvio Piola — whose 274 goals remain Serie A's all-time record — to Ciro Immobile, who left in 2024 as the club's all-time top scorer after a 36-goal European Golden Shoe season. You'll be asked which club Lazio beat at Villa Park, who coached the 2000 champions, and what the eagle stands for. Difficulty climbs from easy openers to genuinely hard deep cuts.
Every question comes with a short explained answer, so even a miss teaches you the detail that makes it stick. Play the sample set below free in your browser, no sign-up needed. The full Lazio quiz — plus daily challenges, leaderboards and multiplayer — is in the Ball IQ app.
Ball IQ has 48 Lazio questions — 13 easy, 24 medium and 11 hard.