The organized support groups of both Lazio and Inter Milan have decided to boycott the upcoming Serie A match at the Stadio Olimpico on Saturday. Lazio’s ultras are demonstrating against the club’s ownership, and in a show of solidarity, Inter’s supporter groups have chosen to join them in their protest.
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As reported by Radio Laziale, via LaLazioSiamoNoi, representatives from Lazio’s organized fan groups confirmed their plans, indicating that both sets of supporters will gather at Ponte Milvio before the match instead. This boycott is part of a broader protest that has emerged during the latter part of Lazio’s season.
ROME, ITALY – MARCH 04: A close-up of empty seats as fans boycott matches in protest prior to a Coppa Italia match at the Olimpico Stadium on March 04, 2026 in Rome, Italy. (Photo by Paolo Bruno/Getty Images)
Lazio ultras prioritize Coppa Italia final amidst Serie A boycott
Despite the protest, the groups emphasized their tactical rationale, highlighting the upcoming Coppa Italia final against Inter just four days later. By staying outside the stadium, they aim to alleviate tension and foster unity before this prestigious match at the Stadio Olimpico.
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“We plan to be inside the stadium for the final,” stated a representative of the supporters’ groups.
“Our choice to remain outside for the league match, alongside Inter’s organized groups, is also about enjoying the atmosphere together. This approach is meant to reduce tension and anxiety as we approach the Coppa Italia final. It will be a moment to unite and share information with those present. On Wednesday, we need clarity and collective focus. I urge everyone to arrive early on Wednesday.”