Cremonese vs Lecce Nigeria odds comparison

Cremonese

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Lecce

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Home	Draw	Away
2.65	3.00	2.92
2.65	3.10	2.90
2.63	3.05	2.90
2.71	3.11	3.03
2.64	3.09	2.90

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Home

2.71

Draw

3.11

Away

3.03

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Match Analysis

Expert analysis and insights for this fixture

Updated Sunday, November 23, 2025 (1 week ago)

Match Preview

On 7 December 2025 Cremonese host Lecce in a Serie A clash that could shape the final stretch of a season where both sides sit mid‑table with identical overall records of 1‑2‑2. Cremonese have collected five points from their last five games, scoring five and conceding five, while Lecce sit on three goals for and four against over the same span. The teams are evenly matched in head‑to‑head history – two wins each and a draw from five meetings – with a slight edge in total goals scored by Cremonese (7 to 6). Recent form shows Cremonese struggling at home, managing only one goal in three home fixtures and conceding four, whereas Lecce have been more resilient on the road, netting three away goals in two visits. The upcoming encounter therefore promises a tight contest where the numbers suggest a narrow margin could decide the result.

Recent Form

Cremonese

Analyzing Cremonese’s recent home performances reveals a pattern of low‑scoring draws and a narrow defeat. In the three home games of the last five, they faced Juventus on 1 November (lost 1‑2), Atalanta on 25 October (draw 1‑1) and Udinese on 20 October (draw 1‑1). Across these fixtures Cremonese scored three goals – each by J. Vardy – and conceded four, yielding an average of one goal scored and 1.33 conceded per match at home. Defensively, the team surrendered two goals to a strong Juventus side and a single goal in each of the draws, indicating occasional lapses but overall a relatively tight back‑line. Offensively, the reliance on Vardy is evident; other contributors such as I. Toure and F. Terracciano appeared only in away fixtures. The broader five‑match window adds two away results: a 1‑0 win at Pisa (goal by I. Toure) and a 0‑2 loss at Genoa. Together these five matches give Cremonese a record of one win, two draws and two defeats, five goals scored and five conceded, matching the season‑average of one per game on both sides and on both ends.

23 Nov 2025	Serie A	Cremonese vs Roma	1 - 3	0:1 (17.) M.Soule, 0:2 (64.) E.Ferguson, 0:3 (69.) Wesley, 1:3 (90.) F.Folino
07 Nov 2025	Serie A	Pisa vs Cremonese	1 - 0	1:0 (75.) I.Toure
01 Nov 2025	Serie A	Cremonese vs Juventus	1 - 2	0:1 (2.) F.Kostic, 0:2 (68.) A.Cambiaso, 1:2 (83.) J.Vardy
29 Oct 2025	Serie A	Genoa vs Cremonese	0 - 2	0:1 (4.) F.Bonazzoli, 0:2 (49.) F.Bonazzoli
25 Oct 2025	Serie A	Cremonese vs Atalanta	1 - 1	1:0 (78.) J.Vardy, 1:1 (84.) M.Brescianini

Lecce

Looking at Lecce’s recent away outings, the team has shown modest offensive output but a capacity to pick up points on the road. In the last two away matches they visited Fiorentina on 2 November, losing 0‑1 after a solitary strike by M. Berisha, and travelled to Udinese on 25 October, securing a 3‑2 victory with goals from J. Karlstrom, K. Davis, M. Berisha and late contributors A. Buksa and N. Konan. Across these two away games Lecce scored three goals and conceded three, averaging 1.5 goals for and 1.5 against per away fixture. Their overall away record in the five‑match sample stands at one win, one loss and three matches at home, reflecting a balanced but inconsistent performance. Home fixtures within the same period – a 0‑0 draw with Hellas Verona (8 November), a 0‑1 loss to Napoli (28 October) and a 0‑0 stalemate with Sassuolo (18 October) – underscore a defensive solidity but anemic attack, with no goals scored at home. Overall, Lecce’s recent form yields one win, two draws and two defeats, three goals scored and four conceded, translating to an average of 0.6 goals per game scored and 0.8 conceded.

30 Nov 2025	Serie A	Lecce vs Torino	2 - 1	1:0 (20.) L.Coulibaly, 2:0 (22.) L.Banda, 2:1 (57.) C.Adams
23 Nov 2025	Serie A	Lazio vs Lecce	2 - 0	1:0 (29.) M.Guendouzi, 2:0 (90.) T.Noslin
08 Nov 2025	Serie A	Lecce vs Hellas Verona	0 - 0
02 Nov 2025	Serie A	Fiorentina vs Lecce	0 - 1	0:1 (23.) M.Berisha
28 Oct 2025	Serie A	Lecce vs Napoli	0 - 1	0:1 (69.) F.Anguissa

Head-to-Head Record

Historically the encounters between Cremonese and Lecce have been tightly contested. Over five meetings the ledger is evenly split: two victories for the home side, two for the visitors and one draw, with Cremonese edging the total goals tally 7‑6. The most recent clash on 4 February 2023 saw Lecce dominate away, winning 2‑0 courtesy of F. Baschirotto and G. Strefezza. Prior to that, a 1‑1 draw on 2 October 2022 featured a double‑penalty scenario, each side converting from the spot through D. Ciofani and G. Strefezza. Going further back, Cremonese enjoyed a 2‑1 home win on 23 January 2022, highlighted by early strikes from A. Gallo and D. Ciofani, before conceding an own‑goal by C. Okoli. The 2021‑22 season produced a 3‑0 home thrashing by Cremonese on 22 August 2021, with goals from L. Valzania, C. Buonaiuto and E. Valeri, establishing a strong home precedent. However, just months later on 13 February 2021 Lecce turned the tables with a 2‑1 away win, featuring a quick opener by G. Gaetano and a decisive penalty by P. Rodriguez after an own‑goal. These results illustrate a pattern where home advantage has often favored Cremonese, yet Lecce’s ability to secure away victories remains evident, making the upcoming 7 December fixture unpredictable.

04 Feb 2023	Serie A	Cremonese vs Lecce	0 - 2	0:1 (58.) F.Baschirotto, 0:2 (69.) G.Strefezza
02 Oct 2022	Serie A	Lecce vs Cremonese	1 - 1	0:1 (19.) D.Ciofani (pen), 1:1 (42.) G.Strefezza (pen)
23 Jan 2022	Serie B	Lecce vs Cremonese	2 - 1	1:0 (14.) A.Gallo, 1:1 (15.) D.Ciofani, 2:1 (90.) C.Okoli (og)
22 Aug 2021	Serie B	Cremonese vs Lecce	3 - 0	1:0 (51.) L.Valzania, 2:0 (60.) C.Buonaiuto, 3:0 (65.) E.Valeri
13 Feb 2021	Serie B	Cremonese vs Lecce	1 - 2	1:0 (7.) G.Gaetano, 1:1 (30.) M.Castagnetti (og), 1:2 (54.) P.Rodriguez

Statistical Insights

Statistically the two clubs are mirror images in the current campaign. Both sit on a 1‑2‑2 record with identical goal differentials of zero, each scoring five and conceding five overall. Cremonese’s home averages sit at one goal scored and 1.33 conceded per game, while Lecce’s away averages are 1.5 for and 1.5 against, indicating a slightly higher but riskier offensive output on the road. Defensive patterns reveal that Cremonese have kept a clean sheet only once (the 1‑0 win at Pisa), whereas Lecce have secured two goalless draws at home but have also suffered narrow defeats. Timing of goals shows Cremonese’s scoring moments clustered around the 70‑80 minute window (e.g., I. Toure at 75′, Vardy at 78′ and 84′), suggesting late‑game resilience. Lecce’s goals are spread: early strikes at 16′ and 23′ in the Udinese win, but also a late consolation at 90′. The prevalence of single‑goal margins (three of five head‑to‑head matches ended 1‑0 or 0‑1) underscores the likelihood of a tight scoreline. Additionally, both sides have a low penalty conversion rate in recent fixtures, with only two penalties recorded in the last ten games, reducing the impact of set‑piece chances.

Upcoming Fixtures

After the 7 December showdown, Cremonese’s schedule offers a home test against Roma on 23 November followed by an away trip to Bologna on 1 December. A positive result against Lecce could boost morale heading into the Roma clash, where a draw would likely be acceptable but a win would propel them into the top half. Conversely, a setback may increase pressure ahead of a demanding fixture at Bologna. Lecce’s calendar shows an away encounter with Lazio on 23 November and a home game versus Torino on 30 November before the December fixture with Cremonese. A win over Cremonese would keep them afloat and provide momentum into the Lazio match, while a loss could leave them scrambling for points in the Torino tie. Both clubs therefore have clear incentives: Cremonese to solidify home form before tougher opponents, and Lecce to capture away points to improve their modest away record.

Cremonese

13 Dec 2025	Serie A	Torino vs Cremonese
20 Dec 2025	Serie A	Lazio vs Cremonese

Lecce

12 Dec 2025	Serie A	Lecce vs Pisa
27 Dec 2025	Serie A	Lecce vs Como

Match Prediction

Considering the evenly matched records, identical goal totals and the narrow margins that have characterised their head‑to‑head meetings, the most probable outcome is a low‑scoring draw. Cremonese’s limited home scoring (one goal in three recent home games) combined with Lecce’s modest away conversion rate (three goals in two away matches) points to a 1‑1 result. The likely scorer for Cremonese would be J. Vardy, who has been their sole home contributor, while Lecce could find the net through M. Berisha, who scored both in the recent Udinese win. Therefore the prediction is a 1‑1 draw, reflecting the balance of offensive and defensive statistics and the historical propensity for single‑goal margins between the sides.

Betting Insights

Betting markets should reflect the tight nature of this fixture. The over/under 2.5 goals line is likely to attract action on the under, given both teams average exactly one goal per game and have produced three matches in the last five head‑to‑head meetings with under 2.5 goals. A draw at 3.25 odds is appealing, especially a 1‑1 scoreline which aligns with the statistical tendency for single‑goal margins. Both sides have a low BTTS (both teams to score) frequency – Cremonese have scored in only two of their last five matches, while Lecce have failed to find the net at home in three of five – suggesting BTTS odds above 2.5 could be overpriced. For value, consider a double‑chance on Cremonese (draw or win) at roughly 1.80, leveraging their home advantage and recent late‑game scoring. Conversely, a small stake on Lecce to win outright at around 4.00 could pay off if they replicate their away win against Cremonese in 2023. Overall, the prudent play is under 2.5 goals, a draw, and cautious BTTS betting.