- SS Lazio lead Serie A 2026-2027 after 11 games with 29 points, but Lecce are 14th with 10 points from 11.
- Lazio are unbeaten at home in Serie A this season (W4, D1) and have scored ten goals in five games.
- Lazio have won two of their last three home Serie A games against Lecce (D1, W2).
Lazio looking to extend winning run
Lazio enter Saturday's fixture with Lazio as clear favourites and it's easy to see why when you look at the form of the two clubs in Serie A 2026-2027 so far.
Gennaro Gattuso's men have lost none in 11 league games and they come into this clash with a W4 D1 record from their last five matches in all competitions. That run includes a 6-2 away win at Sassuolo, a 2-1 home success over Cagliari and a 1-1 draw away to Napoli.
Lazio are a 4-3-3 team that likes to play on the front foot and they're good at playing vertical football with quick passing combinations, especially when they can attack with their full-backs. They press well as a unit, but they can be open to the counter attack when they overcommit and that's where Lecce might be able to hurt them.
Lecce have been inconsistent
Eusebio Di Francesco's men have been a mixed-to-poor form club with a W1 D1 L3 run over their last five games and they've been particularly inconsistent away from home in Serie A this term with two wins, a draw and three losses from six games.
Lecce have averaged 1.17 goals per game away and conceded 1.67, so it's unlikely that they'll be the main protagonists here. I Biancocelesti should have too much for their visitors at the Stadio Olimpico, but Lecce's directness and ability to drop into a compact low block could make this an interesting match if it opens up.
Lassana Coulibaly is Lecce's leading Serie A 2026/2027 scorer with two goals in five but the visitors will need to be in front of goal to be competitive here. Davide Frattesi is Lazio's top scorer with three in five games and he could be the most dangerous runner in the late stages from midfield.
Lazio can edge to victory
Lazio are the obvious favourites here at 1.31 and Lecce are a very long 9.8, with the draw a skinny 4.85. Backing Lazio to win to nil at 1.87 looks the best bet given how dominant they've been at home and the lack of firepower in the Lecce ranks.
Lazio have the advantage in the head-to-head record with three wins in the last five meetings (D1, L1).
