Parma vs Lecce Result 2025-10-04

04-10-2025 13:00
MatchDay 6

Player statistic

1st half
    38' Goal Riccardo Sottil
(Assist: Antonino Gallo)
2nd half
Abdoulaye Ndiaye Yellow card 82'    
    90+7' Yellow card Kialonda Gaspar
    90+2' Yellow card Lameck Banda

Match statistic

63
Possession
37
10
Total shots
7
2
Shots on target
3
6
Shots off target
3
2
Blocked shots
1
4
Corners
9
2
Offsides
2
16
Fouls
16
Serie A tickets Serie A Standing BEFORE the game: Parma, 14th position with 5 points and a negative goal difference of -3 Lecce, 20th position with 2 points and a negative goal difference of -6 Lecce achieved their first victory of the season by defeating Parma! Lecce triumphed in Serie A Week 6 on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at the Ennio Tardini Stadium in Parma. They secured their first three crucial points in the standings, allowing Eusebio Di Francesco's squad to equal Parma with 5 points. However, Cuesta's team was held to a draw after their initial win against Torino. Lecce's victory came from a goal by Riccardo Sottil in the 38th minute. The former AC Milan and Fiorentina player netted the winning goal with a cross-shot that caught goalkeeper Suzuki off guard. Sottil scored with a right-footed shot from long distance, placing it in the bottom right corner. He was assisted by Antonino Gallo. Image Credit via x.com/Officialuslecce   Parma, under Cuesta, made several attempts but never seemed particularly threatening, resulting in them leaving the pitch with zero points after the sixth matchday of the season. Following the break, Parma will face Genoa at the Ferraris stadium: the match is set for Sunday the 19th at 15:00. Lecce will welcome Sassuolo on Saturday the 18th at 15:00. Riccardo Sottil selected the Panini player of the match Riccardo Sottil wearing a red and yellow striped soccer jersey with the U.S. Lecce logo, holding a silver trophy on a grassy field. A crowd is visible in the background, seated in stadium stands.  
Statistics before the game
In the 20 Serie A matches between Parma and Lecce during the 2000s, both teams have only failed to score once: a 0-0 draw in January 2000. Since that match, they have combined for 64 goals (38 for Parma and 26 for Lecce), averaging 3.4 goals per match. Parma has gone unbeaten in seven (W3 D4) of their last eight Serie A matches at the Tardini, with their latest victory against Torino (2-1). Carlos Cuesta's squad could achieve consecutive home wins for the first time in the tournament since January 2020, when they faced Lecce and Udinese. Parma's last league match ended in a win against Torino (2-1), and they have the chance to secure back-to-back victories in Serie A for the first time since their return to the top flight (starting in 2024/25). The last time this occurred in the competition was in July 2020 (against Napoli and Brescia). Lecce has only managed to win three of their 26 Serie A matches (D10, L13) against Parma; they have played more matches against Milan (39) and Roma (38) in the tournament but have won fewer (two against both the Rossoneri and the Roman club). This season, Lecce has not won any of their five matches (D2, L3); they have only failed to win their first six Serie A matches of the season three times: in 1985/86, 1993/94, and 2022/23. However, in the last instance, the Giallorossi managed to avoid relegation, finishing that season in 16th place.
The Ennio Tardini Stadium is ready for Parma vs Lecce
Image Photo credit via x.com/1913parmacalcio Soccer players in red and blue uniforms stand on a grassy field. Some wear red jerseys with numbers like 22 and 17, while others wear light blue training tops with "www.moby.it" text. A large crowd in the stands holds red and yellow flags, with smoke and banners visible. A goalpost is in the background. Credit via x.com/Officialuslecce Three soccer players in red and yellow uniforms celebrating on a grassy field, high-fiving each other. A scoreboard shows 0-1, with U.S. Lecce's logo and the date 04/25. A crowd is visible in the background.   Image Photo via x.com/1913parmacalcio   Serie A tickets2025 – 2026 Italian Serie A Week 6 Parma 0 – 1 Lecce Saturday 4 October 2025 Ennio Tardini Stadium Parma, Italy 15:00 Referee: DOVERI Assistants: BERTI – BIANCHINI Fourth Official: CALZAVARA VAR: MARESCA AVAR: DI PAOLO
✅   Click the video to watch Parma - Lecce highlights on Saturday 4 October 2025
Parma
Lecce

Starting lineups

31
Zion Suzuki
Goalkeeper
3
Abdoulaye Ndiaye
Defender
39
Alessandro Circati
14
Emanuele Valeri
Defender
26'
15
Enrico Delprato
Defender
27
Sascha Britschgi
Defender
46'
10
Adrián Bernabé
Midfielder
84'
16
Mandela Keita
Midfielder
22
Oliver Sörensen
Midfielder
67'
9
Mateo Pellegrino
Attacker
32
Patrick Cutrone
Attacker
30
Wladimiro Falcone
Goalkeeper
25
Antonino Gallo
Defender
17
Danilo Veiga
Defender
4
Kialonda Gaspar
Defender
44
Tiago Gabriel
Defender
29
Lassana Coulibaly
Midfielder
88'
10
Medon Berisha
Midfielder
88'
20
Ylber Ramadani
Midfielder
9
Nikola Stulic
Attacker
76'
23
Riccardo Sottil
Attacker
68'
50
Santiago Pierotti

Substitutes

40
Edoardo Corvi
Goalkeeper
66
Filippo Rinaldi
Goalkeeper
19
Tjas Begic
Attacker
63
Nicolas Trabucchi
65
Elia Plicco
Midfielder
24
Christian Ordoñez
Midfielder
37
Mariano Troilo
Defender
18
Mathias Løvik
Midfielder
26'84'
11
Pontus Almqvist
Attacker
46'
7
Adrian Benedyczak
67'
30
Milan Djuric
Attacker
84'
8
Nahuel Estévez
Midfielder
84'
32
Jasper Samooja
Goalkeeper
14
Thórir Jóhann Helgason
1
Christian Früchtl
Goalkeeper
11
Konan N’Dri
Attacker
21
Christ-Owen Kouassi
80
Niko Kovač
Midfielder
5
Jamil Siebert
Defender
6
Álex Sala
Midfielder
19
Lameck Banda
Attacker
68'
22
Francesco Camarda
76'
77
Mohamed Kaba
Midfielder
88'
3
Corrie Ndaba
Defender
88'
 
Parma
Lecce

Starting lineups

31
Zion Suzuki
Goalkeeper
3
Abdoulaye Ndiaye
Defender
39
Alessandro Circati
14
Emanuele Valeri
Defender
26'
15
Enrico Delprato
Defender
27
Sascha Britschgi
Defender
46'
10
Adrián Bernabé
Midfielder
84'
16
Mandela Keita
Midfielder
22
Oliver Sörensen
Midfielder
67'
9
Mateo Pellegrino
Attacker
32
Patrick Cutrone
Attacker
30
Wladimiro Falcone
Goalkeeper
25
Antonino Gallo
Defender
17
Danilo Veiga
Defender
4
Kialonda Gaspar
Defender
44
Tiago Gabriel
Defender
29
Lassana Coulibaly
Midfielder
88'
10
Medon Berisha
Midfielder
88'
20
Ylber Ramadani
Midfielder
9
Nikola Stulic
Attacker
76'
23
Riccardo Sottil
Attacker
68'
50
Santiago Pierotti

Substitutes

40
Edoardo Corvi
Goalkeeper
66
Filippo Rinaldi
Goalkeeper
19
Tjas Begic
Attacker
63
Nicolas Trabucchi
65
Elia Plicco
Midfielder
24
Christian Ordoñez
Midfielder
37
Mariano Troilo
Defender
18
Mathias Løvik
Midfielder
26'84'
11
Pontus Almqvist
Attacker
46'
7
Adrian Benedyczak
67'
30
Milan Djuric
Attacker
84'
8
Nahuel Estévez
Midfielder
84'
32
Jasper Samooja
Goalkeeper
14
Thórir Jóhann Helgason
1
Christian Früchtl
Goalkeeper
11
Konan N’Dri
Attacker
21
Christ-Owen Kouassi
80
Niko Kovač
Midfielder
5
Jamil Siebert
Defender
6
Álex Sala
Midfielder
19
Lameck Banda
Attacker
68'
22
Francesco Camarda
76'
77
Mohamed Kaba
Midfielder
88'
3
Corrie Ndaba
Defender
88'

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