Lecce

Win probability

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Key factors

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  Fixture congestion · Juventus

  Juventus play their third game in eight days after the home loss to Lazio and the midweek Europa League draw with Rennes; the club cancelled Spalletti's pre-match press conference because of the compressed schedule.

  JUV
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  McKennie has shaken off the problem that kept him out against AZ and returns to the side for Fiorentina.

  McKennie has shaken off the problem that kept him out against AZ and returns to the side for Fiorentina.

  JUV
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  Conceicao doubtful

  Conceicao, who dislocated a shoulder, is also being monitored for a possible bench place against Fiorentina.

  JUV
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  Celik doubtful

  Celik is being monitored; Juventus hope to have him at least on the bench against Fiorentina, but nothing is decided.

  JUV
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  Coulibaly has done part of the sessions with the group and could start at once.

  Coulibaly has done part of the sessions with the group and could start at once.

  LEC
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  Coulibaly is recovering from his first-degree hamstring tear and could be back in the squad for Torino.

  Coulibaly is recovering from his first-degree hamstring tear and could be back in the squad for Torino.

  LEC
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  Tuttosport says Boga could start at Fiorentina on Sunday so that Alajbegovic, who has played a lot lately, gets a rest.

  Tuttosport says Boga could start at Fiorentina on Sunday so that Alajbegovic, who has played a lot lately, gets a rest.

  JUV

Preview

Juventus head to the Via del Mare under pressure. They lost 3-0 at home to Lazio, then drew 2-2 with Rennes in the Europa League, and this is their third game in eight days. The club even cancelled Spalletti's pre-match press conference because of the tight schedule. The injury list keeps growing: Celik and Nico Gonzalez picked up low-grade muscle injuries against Rennes and are out until after the November break, joining Yildiz, Locatelli, Thuram and Conceicao on the sidelines. Lecce arrive in better spirits after a 3-0 win at Udinese, but they are 12th with three wins and four defeats, and they concede 2.67 goals per home game. Di Francesco has lost Pierotti for at least six weeks, with Coulibaly and Ilic also out. History favours the visitors: Juventus are unbeaten in the last five meetings, with three wins and two draws, scoring eight goals and conceding three. Juventus still have more quality across the pitch. We trim their chances slightly for fatigue and rate the away win at 63%.

Head to head

• 2026-05-09Lecce 0–1 JuventusSerie A
• 2026-01-03Juventus 1–1 LecceSerie A
• 2025-04-12Juventus 2–1 LecceSerie A
• 2024-12-01Lecce 1–1 JuventusSerie A
• 2024-01-21Lecce 0–3 JuventusSerie A