Lazio-Juventus is a match that has often seen players line up against former teammates. One such example is the current Lazio captain, Ciro Immobile, who came through the Juventus academy and who shared part of his experience with Giorgio Chiellini, to then become opponents in many an intense duel.
Below are more cases of those that have played on both sides.
STEPHAN LICHTSTEINER
Lazio and Juventus were his only two Italian teams. It was his impressive performances for the capital club from 2008 to 2011 that convinced the Juventus management to swoop for him. The move paid off as Stephan Lichtsteiner became one of the cornerstones of what would become a hugely successful period.
ANTONIO CANDREVA
In the photo is Antonio Candreva pressing Kwadwo Asamoah in a Lazio-Juventus match in season 2012-13. The winger, now at Salernitana, spent half a season in Turin in 2010. However it was with the Biancoceleste, where he stayed for five year and made almost 200 appearances, that he left his mark.
HERNANES
A photo from the 2010-11 match between Lazio and Juve. It was Simone Pepe who decided the outcome, here in the picture going shoulder to shoudler with Hernanes. Lazio was the first Italian club for the Brazilian midfielder, who subsequently played for Juventus for a year and a half, winning the Scudetto and Coppa Italia.
ANGELO PERUZZI
A close-up from Lazio-Juventus in season 2005-06 sees David Trezeguet trying to get the better of Angelo Peruzzi . The goalkeeper spent a large chunk of his career between the two clubs, making 301 appearances for Juve and 226 for Lazio, the team he ended his playing days with.
PIERLUIGI CASIRAGHI
If Juventus was his launching pad, Lazio was the team where he displayed all of his talent, projecting him on the stage of the 1994 World Cup and the 1996 European Championships. Pierluigi Casiraghi played in Serie A only for these two clubs. Previously he had turned out for Monza in Serie B, subsequently, with Chelsea in the Premier League.