Udinese vs Lecce prediction, odds and how to watch

Inter put Udinese to the sword at San Siro with five goals and a dominant display, but three goals conceded against a side with no clean sheets in their last five Serie A matches will give Connor Maguire something to say. He does.

Lecce won 3-2 against Monza at home, with Lassana Coulibaly scoring twice in a chaotic first half that effectively settled the contest. Monza created plenty but wasted big chances, and a Zeballos free kick in the 89th minute was too little, too late.

Udinese claimed a 3-2 victory at Monza in Serie A, with goals from Jakub Piotrowski, Hassane Kamara, and Jurgen Ekkelenkamp doing the damage before Gustavo Varela sealed it after the break. Monza showed plenty in terms of chances created but lacked the basics when it mattered most.

Lazio took all three points at Udinese despite being second best for large parts of the match, with Davide Frattesi and Albert Gudmundsson scoring late to overturn Jesper Karlström's opener. Udinese had 19 shots and 60 per cent possession but came away with nothing.

Daniel Maldini headed Cagliari to a hard-earned Serie A victory over Lecce, with the home side's superior threat and defensive discipline proving the difference in a match Lecce never truly got to grips with.

AS Roma put four past Lecce without reply, with Donyell Malen scoring twice inside the opening quarter-hour to set the tone for a one-sided Serie A contest. This was Roma at their ruthless best.

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.

Lecce have won three of their last five Serie A matches and will fancy their chances at home. Bologna arrive having lost two of their last three away games and looking nothing like a team you would back with confidence.