Lazio vs Lecce Nigeria odds comparison
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1.70 | 3.40 | 5.20 |
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1.72 | 3.45 | 5.20 |
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1.71 | 3.40 | 5.00 |
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1.79 | 3.62 | 5.57 |
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1.72 | 3.68 | 5.53 |
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1.79
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3.68
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5.57
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Match Analysis
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Friday, November 21, 2025
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Match Preview
Lazio host Lecce on 23 November 2025 in a Serie A clash that could shape the latter half of the campaign.
Lazio have collected two wins, two draws and one loss in their last five fixtures, scoring three and conceding two, which translates to a modest 0.6 goals per game while defending at 0.4 per game.
Lecce sit on a similar statistical profile with one win, two draws and two defeats, also netting three but letting in four, yielding 0.6 goals scored and 0.8 conceded per match.
The head‑to‑head ledger is perfectly balanced – five meetings, two wins each and one draw, with six goals each side.
Recent encounters have been tight, the latest in May 2025 ending 1‑0 to Lecce.
Both teams enter the game with identical average scoring rates but Lazio enjoy a slightly tighter defence.
The match therefore promises a tactical battle where home advantage and recent defensive solidity could tip the scales, while Lecce will look to exploit any lapse and repeat their recent success against the capital side.
Lazio have collected two wins, two draws and one loss in their last five fixtures, scoring three and conceding two, which translates to a modest 0.6 goals per game while defending at 0.4 per game.
Lecce sit on a similar statistical profile with one win, two draws and two defeats, also netting three but letting in four, yielding 0.6 goals scored and 0.8 conceded per match.
The head‑to‑head ledger is perfectly balanced – five meetings, two wins each and one draw, with six goals each side.
Recent encounters have been tight, the latest in May 2025 ending 1‑0 to Lecce.
Both teams enter the game with identical average scoring rates but Lazio enjoy a slightly tighter defence.
The match therefore promises a tactical battle where home advantage and recent defensive solidity could tip the scales, while Lecce will look to exploit any lapse and repeat their recent success against the capital side.
Recent Form
Lazio:
Lazio’s recent five‑game stretch shows a blend of resilience and modest attacking output.
On 9 November they travelled to Inter and secured a 2‑0 victory, with early goals from L.Martinez (3') and A.Bonny (62').
Three days earlier at home they beat Cagliari 2‑0, courtesy of G.Isaksen (65') and M.Zaccagni (90').
A goalless draw away at Pisa on 30 October added a clean sheet to the record.
At home on 26 October Lazio edged Juventus 1‑0 thanks to T.Basic’s ninth‑minute strike, reinforcing their defensive discipline.
The most recent outing, a 0‑0 stalemate away at Atalanta on 19 October, showed they can hold off top opposition.
Across these matches Lazio have scored four goals, conceded none, and maintained an average of 0.6 goals scored per game while limiting opponents to 0.4, highlighting a solid backline and a reliance on early, decisive scoring bursts.
On 9 November they travelled to Inter and secured a 2‑0 victory, with early goals from L.Martinez (3') and A.Bonny (62').
Three days earlier at home they beat Cagliari 2‑0, courtesy of G.Isaksen (65') and M.Zaccagni (90').
A goalless draw away at Pisa on 30 October added a clean sheet to the record.
At home on 26 October Lazio edged Juventus 1‑0 thanks to T.Basic’s ninth‑minute strike, reinforcing their defensive discipline.
The most recent outing, a 0‑0 stalemate away at Atalanta on 19 October, showed they can hold off top opposition.
Across these matches Lazio have scored four goals, conceded none, and maintained an average of 0.6 goals scored per game while limiting opponents to 0.4, highlighting a solid backline and a reliance on early, decisive scoring bursts.
Lecce:
Lecce’s five‑match run reflects inconsistency but flashes of potency.
They began with a 0‑0 home draw against Hellas Verona on 8 November, then suffered a 1‑0 away loss to Fiorentina on 2 November, the lone goal coming from M.Berisha (23').
A week later they fell 1‑0 at home to Napoli (69' F.Anguissa).
Their most productive display arrived on 25 October away at Udinese, a 3‑2 victory featuring a brace from J.Karlstrom (16'), a goal by K.Davis (37'), and contributions from M.Berisha (59'), A.Buksa (89') and N.Konan (90').
The stretch concluded with a 0‑0 home draw versus Sassuolo on 18 October.
Across these fixtures Lecce have scored five, conceded three, averaging 0.6 goals for and 0.8 against per game, indicating an attack that can score but a defence that concedes slightly more than Lazio’s.
They began with a 0‑0 home draw against Hellas Verona on 8 November, then suffered a 1‑0 away loss to Fiorentina on 2 November, the lone goal coming from M.Berisha (23').
A week later they fell 1‑0 at home to Napoli (69' F.Anguissa).
Their most productive display arrived on 25 October away at Udinese, a 3‑2 victory featuring a brace from J.Karlstrom (16'), a goal by K.Davis (37'), and contributions from M.Berisha (59'), A.Buksa (89') and N.Konan (90').
The stretch concluded with a 0‑0 home draw versus Sassuolo on 18 October.
Across these fixtures Lecce have scored five, conceded three, averaging 0.6 goals for and 0.8 against per game, indicating an attack that can score but a defence that concedes slightly more than Lazio’s.
Head-to-Head Record
The Lazio‑Lecce rivalry over the last five Serie A meetings is perfectly even, with two wins apiece and one draw, and a total of twelve goals (six each).
The most recent clash on 25 May 2025 saw Lecce snatch a 1‑0 victory in Rome, the decisive strike coming from L.Coulibaly at the 43rd minute.
Prior to that, on 21 December 2024, Lecce again prevailed 2‑1 at Lazio, benefitting from a penalty by T.Castellanos (45') and a late equaliser by T.Morente (50'), before A.Marusic restored the lead (87').
Lazio responded in January 2024 with a 1‑0 home win courtesy of Felipe Anderson (58'), while the August 2023 meeting produced a 2‑1 Lazio success highlighted by C.Immobile’s early goal (26'), a quick reply from P.Almqvist (85'), and a winner by F.Di Francesco (87').
The most recent draw (2‑2) in May 2023 featured goals from C.Immobile, R.Oudin (twice) and S.Milinkovic‑Savic.
The pattern shows tightly contested games, frequent early goals, and a propensity for narrow margins, suggesting the upcoming encounter will likely be decided by a single moment rather than a flood of goals.
The most recent clash on 25 May 2025 saw Lecce snatch a 1‑0 victory in Rome, the decisive strike coming from L.Coulibaly at the 43rd minute.
Prior to that, on 21 December 2024, Lecce again prevailed 2‑1 at Lazio, benefitting from a penalty by T.Castellanos (45') and a late equaliser by T.Morente (50'), before A.Marusic restored the lead (87').
Lazio responded in January 2024 with a 1‑0 home win courtesy of Felipe Anderson (58'), while the August 2023 meeting produced a 2‑1 Lazio success highlighted by C.Immobile’s early goal (26'), a quick reply from P.Almqvist (85'), and a winner by F.Di Francesco (87').
The most recent draw (2‑2) in May 2023 featured goals from C.Immobile, R.Oudin (twice) and S.Milinkovic‑Savic.
The pattern shows tightly contested games, frequent early goals, and a propensity for narrow margins, suggesting the upcoming encounter will likely be decided by a single moment rather than a flood of goals.
Statistical Insights
Across the combined data sets, both sides average 0.6 goals per match, yet Lazio’s defence is tighter (0.4 conceded) compared with Lecce’s 0.8.
Lazio have kept clean sheets in three of their last five fixtures, including a 2‑0 win at Inter and a 1‑0 triumph over Juventus, highlighting an ability to shut out quality opposition.
Lecce, however, have allowed goals in three of five, with a notable lapse against Udinese where they still managed a win despite conceding twice.
Goal timing for Lazio leans early – both recent goals came before the 70th minute – whereas Lecce’s goals are spread, with the decisive Udinese strike at 16' and a late winner at 90'.
The head‑to‑head record shows six goals each, but the last three meetings produced a total of five goals, indicating a slight downward trend in scoring frequency.
These patterns suggest a low‑scoring, defensively disciplined contest with a higher probability of an under‑1.5 or 2.0 total.
Lazio have kept clean sheets in three of their last five fixtures, including a 2‑0 win at Inter and a 1‑0 triumph over Juventus, highlighting an ability to shut out quality opposition.
Lecce, however, have allowed goals in three of five, with a notable lapse against Udinese where they still managed a win despite conceding twice.
Goal timing for Lazio leans early – both recent goals came before the 70th minute – whereas Lecce’s goals are spread, with the decisive Udinese strike at 16' and a late winner at 90'.
The head‑to‑head record shows six goals each, but the last three meetings produced a total of five goals, indicating a slight downward trend in scoring frequency.
These patterns suggest a low‑scoring, defensively disciplined contest with a higher probability of an under‑1.5 or 2.0 total.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 23 November fixture, Lazio’s schedule includes an away clash at Milan on 29 November followed by a home Coppa Italia tie against the same opponents on 4 December, meaning a short turnaround and the need to manage player fatigue.
A positive result against Lecce could boost confidence heading into the Milan derby, while a stumble might force rotation.
Lecce will travel to Milan on 30 November and then host Cremonese on 7 December.
Their upcoming Serie A dates are tough, pitting them against a top‑four side and a mid‑table opponent.
A win on 23 November would provide valuable momentum and possibly alleviate pressure before facing Milan, whereas a loss could exacerbate their defensive concerns and leave them vulnerable in the subsequent fixtures.
A positive result against Lecce could boost confidence heading into the Milan derby, while a stumble might force rotation.
Lecce will travel to Milan on 30 November and then host Cremonese on 7 December.
Their upcoming Serie A dates are tough, pitting them against a top‑four side and a mid‑table opponent.
A win on 23 November would provide valuable momentum and possibly alleviate pressure before facing Milan, whereas a loss could exacerbate their defensive concerns and leave them vulnerable in the subsequent fixtures.
Match Prediction
Considering Lazio’s solid defensive record (0.4 goals conceded per game) and recent clean sheets, coupled with Lecce’s slightly leaky back line (0.8 conceded) and a tendency to score later in matches, the numbers suggest a tight contest.
Lazio are likely to assert early pressure and aim to break the deadlock before halftime.
A realistic forecast is a 1‑0 victory for Lazio, with the goal coming from a set‑piece or early striker effort, reflecting their pattern of early scoring and defensive stability.
Lazio are likely to assert early pressure and aim to break the deadlock before halftime.
A realistic forecast is a 1‑0 victory for Lazio, with the goal coming from a set‑piece or early striker effort, reflecting their pattern of early scoring and defensive stability.
Betting Insights
The statistical profile points toward a low‑scoring affair; both teams average 0.6 goals and Lazio have kept three clean sheets in five games.
An Under 2.5 goals market appears attractive, with a probability above 65%.
Both Teams to Score (BTTS) looks less favorable at roughly 30% given Lecce’s recent goal drought in three of five matches.
For the correct score, 1‑0 Lazio emerges as a value pick, aligning with the average goals conceded and historical narrow margins.
Asian handicap of Lazio -0.5 offers a solid hedge, while a draw no‑bet on Lazio carries a modest premium.
Overall, bettors should favour defensive markets and avoid high‑over expectations.
An Under 2.5 goals market appears attractive, with a probability above 65%.
Both Teams to Score (BTTS) looks less favorable at roughly 30% given Lecce’s recent goal drought in three of five matches.
For the correct score, 1‑0 Lazio emerges as a value pick, aligning with the average goals conceded and historical narrow margins.
Asian handicap of Lazio -0.5 offers a solid hedge, while a draw no‑bet on Lazio carries a modest premium.
Overall, bettors should favour defensive markets and avoid high‑over expectations.