Udinese vs Lecce

Match summary

Lecce won comfortably, 3-0 away at Udinese.

Kialonda Gaspar put Lecce ahead with a header in the 11th minute, set up by Antonino Gallo, Konan N’Dri made it 0-2 from a corner in the 33rd minute, set up by Tiago Gabriel, and Jamil Siebert made it 0-3 in the 86th minute.

The chances backed that up: Lecce created 4.40 expected goals (xG) from 17 shots to Udinese's 0.59 from 14.

Udinese dominated possession and territory during their Serie A matchday 7 fixture against Lecce, controlling 67 percent of the ball and registering 520 passes compared to 258 for their opponents. Despite holding the territorial advantage with 121 attacks to 99 and managing 14 total shots against 17, Udinese struggled for precision. They recorded only 2 shots on target, whereas Lecce capitalised on their chances by hitting 11 shots on target from their 17 total attempts. Udinese also earned 1 corner and committed 10 fouls, receiving 1 yellow card, while Lecce collected 4 corners and 11 fouls with 0 yellow cards.

The scoring opened in the 11th minute when Gaspar scored with a header for Lecce to make it 0-1. Lecce doubled their lead in the 33rd minute through Konan N’Dri, who scored with a right foot shot. An injury forced Lecce into an enforced substitution in the 41st minute as Mohamed Kaba replaced Lassana Coulibaly, shortly before Udinese's Hassane Kamara received a yellow card for a foul in the 43rd minute. Udinese made 3 changes at half-time, and a VAR review occurred in the 59th minute, followed by further substitutions. Jamil Siebert sealed the 0-3 final score in the 86th minute with a right foot shot.