Serbia have produced hundreds of great players many of these have played in Italy and some with Lazio.

In our third part in the series on the history of Roman football from 1900 to 1927 we look at the seasons that led the Italian Federation to move away from a regional organisation to a more non geographical based one.

After having passed the half way mark we now look at position 41-50 in our Top 100 Lazio players. Curiously enough in these positions we have six forwards, two wingers, a defender and a goalkeeper ranging from 1909 to 2021.

Lazio has had 63 different managers, some for a long period of time and a few very briefly. We have attempted to create a top ten of the best head coaches Lazio has ever had.

More games between 1997 and 2005 in which Lazio upset the odds to clinch surprise victories.

We have now reached half way in our Lazio player top 100. In the positions 51-60 you will find some formidable players including Coppa Italia and Scudetto winners plus part of the Iron Defence.

Part two of our historical analysis on Roman football. In this part we have a look at the period from 1912 until 1918.

A look at how the tickets have changed since the late 1970's until present day

We are almost half way for our Top 100 Lazio players and today we have positions 61-70 which include heroes of the -9 season and some extremely talented players.

We continue with our top 30 games in which Lazio upset the odds to clinch surprise victories.

In these series of articles, we look at the history of football in Rome prior to 1927. The first part looks at the evolution of the football movement in the capital leading to the first appearance at national level for the 1912-13 season.

In our top 100 Lazio players we have now reached the positions between 81 and 90 which include a pioneer, scudetto winners, top scorers and some very familiar faces, all part of Lazio history.

Part three of our series of Lazio connections at the World Cup. We go from the largest contingency in 2014 to none at all in 2026.

First part of the top 30 games in which Lazio upset the odds to clinch surprise victories.

We continue with our top 100 Lazio players for the positions between 81 and 90 with some memorable players and fan favourites in all ages.

The first foreigner to play for Lazio was Portuguese and the last one Polish. Out of a total of 993 players that have made at least one official appearance, 230 have been foreign. In this article we will have a look at the geography of these players.

The editions between 1990 to 2006 saw a massive increase of Lazio players present in the World Cup basically due to the increased number of foreign players and an improved quality of the Italian contingent.

Since 1900 Lazio have had 993 players who have made at least one official appearance, but here is our top 100 starting with 91 to 100 in reverse order.

Lazio come from behind to draw their final game of the season

Lazio cruise past Zurichers in away Alps Cup tie