Frosinone vs Lecce prediction, odds and how to watch

Bologna came from behind to beat Lecce 2-1 in Serie A on Sunday, with substitute Jay Enem scoring the winner on 75 minutes to secure a result that Lecce's chaotic afternoon simply did not deserve to avoid.

Kevin De Bruyne scored twice and Noa Lang added a third as Napoli beat Frosinone 3-0 in Serie A, with Rasmus Højlund's missed penalty proving irrelevant to the final outcome.

AC Milan were utterly dominant against Lecce, winning 3-0 with goals from Christian Pulisic, Adrien Rabiot and substitute Diego Moreira to put in their most convincing Serie A performance in recent memory. Lecce had no answer and barely threatened all night.

Two of Serie A's more uncertain outfits meet at the Via del Mare on Sunday. Neither side has done much to inspire confidence lately, and that makes this one genuinely hard to call.

Frosinone head into Sunday's Serie A clash with real momentum behind them, while Torino arrive having won just once in their last five. This one looks straightforward on paper. The question is whether Frosinone have the desire to make it look that way on the pitch.

Frosinone head into Thursday's clash with real momentum behind them. Lecce arrive leaking goals and short on answers.

Atalanta head into Sunday's Serie A clash having lost three of their last five, while Frosinone arrive in Bergamo with three wins from five and something to prove. This is not the fixture Atalanta needed right now.

Udinese have shipped eleven goals in their last five Serie A matches and kept zero clean sheets. Lecce arrive with three wins from five and a habit of shutting up shop.