SaturdayJuventus     vs     Lazio        19:00    Napoli         vs     Milan        21:45    SundayFiorentina     vs     Atalanta        16:00 Inter         vs     CagliariCatania         vs     ChievoBologna         vs     PalermoUdinese         vs     ParmaSiena         vs     US PescaraSampdoria     vs     Genoa        21:45 MondayAS Roma     vs     Torino        21:45    ROME - Lazio’s away-from-home blues could be set to continue on Saturday when they travel to Juventus seeking to overcome an unenviable record against the champions.Juventus stretched their lead over title rivals Inter Milan to four points last week thanks to a 6-1 rout of Pescara and the shock 3-2 defeat for their closest rivals in Atalanta.With Inter expected to collect three points at home to struggling Cagliari on Sunday, Juve know they have to seize every possible chance for three points."We’ve started the season well and taken a lot of points, but there are still plenty of games to play and we need to hang in there,” said Ghanaian Kwadwo Asamoah.Lazio may take heart from Inter’s stunning 3-1 defeat of the champions two weeks ago, but the form of Vladimir Petkovic’s side has been inconsistent.Having suffered a first away defeat to Napoli, in which Edinson Cavani scored a memorable hat-trick in a 3-0 win, Petkovic could only look on helpless as his side were humbled 4-0 by Sicilian side Catania two weeks ago.That reverse came on the back of a 1-1 home draw to Torino and a 2-0 defeat away to Fiorentina.In all, Lazio have amassed only nine points from a possible 22 on their travels this season – and the statistics against Juve do not make good reading.In a total of 68 matches away to the Old Lady of Turin, Lazio have won only eight times and drawn 17.