Frosinone vs Lecce Prediction

Form: Frosinone finding their feet, Lecce leaking goals

Frosinone's last five Serie A games make decent reading: wins over Como and Venezia, a draw away at Genoa, and defeats to Fiorentina and Juventus. That's a team holding their own against a spread of opposition, with home form especially solid.

Frosinone: 20 completed matches; Lecce: 20 completed matches.

Frosinone

20 matches

Win

60% 12 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

36

Conceded

17

Difference

+19

Lecce

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

22

Conceded

29

Difference

-7

Lecce's recent run tells a different story. They've lost at Milan, at Cagliari and at Venezia, and were thumped 4-0 at home by Roma, with their only win in that stretch coming against Monza. Goals conceded have been a constant problem, particularly away from home.

Lecce's shaky away form stands out more than Frosinone's home form.

Comparative Team Statistics: Frosinone vs Lecce

Head-to-head: no clear pattern

These two have met six times since 2020, split across Serie A and Serie B, and there's no obvious trend either way. Frosinone won 3-0 back in 2021, but Lecce have had their own home wins too, including a 2-1 success in December 2023.

The most recent meeting, in March 2024, ended honours even at 1-1 in Frosinone. With well over two years since that game and both squads having changed a fair bit, this history looks more like a curiosity than a guide to this one.

History leans neither way, so current form matters more than past meetings.

League table: Frosinone well clear of Lecce early on

Just five games into the season, Frosinone sit sixth with ten points from three wins, a draw and a loss, scoring nine and conceding only four. Lecce are down in twelfth, with two wins from five and already ten goals conceded.

It's only a small sample, but the early gap between the two sides is already six places and four points, with Lecce's defence looking the weaker area so far.

Frosinone's defensive record early on is the stronger foundation of the two.

Players to watch: Raimondo leading the line for Frosinone

A. Raimondo has four goals in five matches for Frosinone, with G. Kvernadze also among the goals with three and chipping in an assist, while R. Schmid leads the assist chart with three. That's a decent scoring threat concentrated in a couple of players.

Frosinone:

Best scorers:

A. Raimondo - 4

G. Kvernadze - 3

Best assist providers:

R. Schmid - 3

G. Kvernadze - 1

Penalty cards:

G. Bracaglia x 3

R. Schmid x 2

A. Raimondo x 2

Lecce:

Best scorers:

L. Coulibaly - 2

Best assist providers:

I. Ilić - 2

Penalty cards:

Danilo Veiga x 3

For Lecce, L. Coulibaly has two goals in five games, with I. Ilić providing two assists. On discipline, G. Bracaglia for Frosinone and Danilo Veiga for Lecce have both picked up three yellow cards in the same span, so this could be a game where the referee stays busy.