


Torino
Lecce-
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Ché Adams 4
- 2 Sandro Kulenovic 2

- 3 Lassana Coulibaly 2

- 4 Giovanni Simeone 2

- 5 Tiago Gabriel 2

- 6 Amar Fatah 1

- 7 Jamil Siebert 1

- 8 Kialonda Gaspar 1

- 9 Rafik Belghali 1

- 10 Joël Monteiro 1

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1
Giovanni Simeone 20
- 2 Konan N’Dri 15

- 3 Ché Adams 13

- 4 Nikola Vlasic 12

- 5 Amar Fatah 11

- 6 Willem Geubbels 11

- 7 Youssef Maleh 11

- 8 Nikola Stulic 10

- 9 Oumar Ngom 10

- 10 Lassana Coulibaly 9

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Jamil Siebert 16
- 2 Antonino Gallo 13

- 3 Danilo Veiga 12

- 4 Pietro Comuzzo 12

- 5 Oumar Ngom 12

- 6 Saúl Coco 11

- 7 Rafik Belghali 11

- 8 Tiago Gabriel 11

- 9 Kialonda Gaspar 10

- 10 Konan N’Dri 8

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Rafik Belghali 3
- 2 Danilo Veiga 2

- 3 Gvidas Gineitis 2

- 4 Ivan Ilic 2

- 5 Antonino Gallo 1

- 6 Eray Cömert 1

- 7 Alessio Cacciamani 1

- 8 Lassana Coulibaly 1

- 9 Olaf Gorter 1

- 10 Kian Fitz-Jim 1

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1
Danilo Veiga 13
- 2 Antonino Gallo 13

- 3 Nikola Vlasic 11

- 4 Kian Fitz-Jim 9

- 5 Rolando Mandragora 9

- 6 Lassana Coulibaly 7

- 7 Rafik Belghali 7

- 8 Oumar Ngom 7

- 9 Joël Monteiro 6

- 10 Konan N’Dri 6

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Saúl Coco 493
- 2 Pietro Comuzzo 360

- 3 Ardian Ismajli 306

- 4 Nikola Vlasic 300

- 5 Oumar Ngom 267

- 6 Eray Cömert 264

- 7 Tiago Gabriel 254

- 8 Rolando Mandragora 254

- 9 Kian Fitz-Jim 239

- 10 Jamil Siebert 222

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1
Amar Fatah 16
- 2 Konan N’Dri 14

- 3 Alessio Cacciamani 10

- 4 Joël Monteiro 10

- 5 Kian Fitz-Jim 9

- 6 Giovanni Simeone 8

- 7 Danilo Veiga 7

- 8 Rafik Belghali 6

- 9 Nikola Vlasic 6

- 10 Daniel Bragança 6

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Ardian Ismajli 14
- 2 Pietro Comuzzo 12

- 3 Tiago Gabriel 12

- 4 Danilo Veiga 11

- 5 Jamil Siebert 11

- 6 Oumar Ngom 10

- 7 Saúl Coco 8

- 8 Antonino Gallo 7

- 9 Rolando Mandragora 7

- 10 Daniel Bragança 7

Torino return to the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino on Saturday 7 November looking to halt a mini-slump, with struggling Lecce the visitors in Serie A at 2pm (UK time).
After a promising three-match winning run, Torino have lost their last two, while Lecce arrive 14th and badly out of form. We have worked through the Torino vs Lecce odds for our best bets, two premium picks and a score prediction below.
Premium Tips
Anthony Eadson has run the rule over the Torino vs Lecce odds and expects a tight, low-scoring game that the hosts should just about shade against poor opposition.
| Premium Tip | Odds | Why we’re backing it |
|---|---|---|
| Torino to win to nil | 2/1 (bet365) | Torino have kept just one clean sheet all season, but this looks as good a chance as any to shut the door. Lecce have failed to score in four of their 10 games and have only six goals on their travels, so the visitors could easily be shut out again. Abate’s side won this exact fixture at home last season, and with Giovanni Simeone and Che Adams carrying the threat, 2/1 with bet365 for a Torino win to nil makes plenty of appeal. |
| Kialonda Gaspar to be carded | 3/1 (Betfred) | Lecce are likely to spend long spells defending their own box here, and Kialonda Gaspar is the type of physical centre-back who picks up bookings when his side are under the cosh. With Torino loading the area for Simeone and Duvan Zapata, Gaspar should have a busy afternoon, and 3/1 with Betfred for him to be shown a card looks a tidy price in a game Lecce are likely to spend chasing. |
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How Torino go into the game
Torino sit 10th on 13 points, with four wins, one draw and five defeats from their opening 10 matches. Ignazio Abate‘s side have lost their last two, beaten 2-0 at Frosinone last time out. Before that came a 3-1 defeat at home to Como, though Torino had earlier strung together three straight wins over Monza, Parma and Udinese.
Abate’s men can be dangerous going forward but they are leaky at the back, shipping 16 goals already and keeping just one clean sheet. Home form is a concern, too, with only two wins from five at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino.
How Lecce go into the game
Lecce sit 14th on nine points, winning three, drawing none and losing seven of their 10 games. Eusebio Di Francesco‘s side have lost four of their last five and were beaten 2-1 at home by Genoa last time out.
There are a few bright spots, with a 3-0 win at Udinese the standout in that run, but Lecce have the leakiest defence in the division, shipping 21 goals. Away from home they have managed just two wins in five, and they have failed to score in four league games this season.

Torino vs Lecce head-to-head
| Date | Home | Score | Away |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01/02/26 | Torino | 1-0 | Lecce |
| 30/11/25 | Lecce | 2-1 | Torino |
| 18/05/25 | Lecce | 1-0 | Torino |
| 15/09/24 | Torino | 0-0 | Lecce |
| 16/02/24 | Torino | 2-0 | Lecce |
There is little to separate these two over recent seasons. Torino have won two and Lecce two, with one draw, in the last five league meetings, and the common thread is how tight the games tend to be. Four of those five produced two goals or fewer, including a 1-0 Torino win at home last February and a goalless draw in September 2024. Lecce did win 2-1 at home in November 2025, but on the whole this is a fixture that rarely flows with goals.
Torino vs Lecce predictions & betting tips
| Our Prediction | Odds & Bookmaker | Confidence | Why We’re Backing It |
|---|---|---|---|
| Torino | 4/5 (Betfred) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Lecce have lost seven of their 10 games and ship goals freely, with 21 already conceded this season. |
| Both teams to score – No | 1/1 (Spreadex) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Lecce have failed to find the net in four league games, the kind of blunt away threat a Torino clean sheet can exploit. |
| Under 2.5 goals | 10/11 (bet365) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Four of the last five league meetings between these two produced two goals or fewer. |
| Torino 1-0 Lecce | 13/2 (bet365) | ⭐⭐ | Torino won the corresponding fixture at home last season, and neither side is scoring freely at the moment. |
Torino vs Lecce score prediction
Even though Torino are hardly flying themselves, home advantage and the gulf in form should just about tell against a Lecce side that has lost four of their last five and offers little away from home. With four of the last five meetings between these two producing two goals or fewer, we expect another tight, low-scoring affair and lean towards the hosts edging it to nil. Score prediction: Torino 1-0 Lecce.
