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09-14 21:00

4 - 1

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85′

L.Bernasconi

N.Zalewski

82′

4-1

K.N'Dri

Assist: D.Veiga

79′

T.Gabriel

J.Siebert

76′

Y.Musah

M. de Roon

75′

L. Samardžić

C. D. Ketelaere

75′

D. Maldini

K.Sulemana

73′

4-0

C. D. Ketelaere

71′

D.Veiga

C.O.Kouassi

71′

F.Camarda

N.Stulic

70′

3-0

N.Zalewski

Assist: N.Krstović

60′

K.N'Dri

A.Sala

59′

S. Pierotti

R.Sottil

59′

M. Brescianini

M. Pašalić

51′

2-0

C. D. Ketelaere

Assist: N.Krstović

Halftime 1-0

37′

1-0

G.Scalvini

Assist: N.Zalewski

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Match Info

Atalanta cruised to a convincing 4-1 home victory over Lecce in Serie A action on September 14, 2025. This result at the Gewiss Stadium was a demonstration of Atalanta's famous attacking power, as they overwhelmed their opponents with a high-scoring performance. Atalanta established a commanding lead early in the match, effectively putting the game beyond Lecce's reach by halftime. The match process featured quick, incisive attacking moves from the hosts, resulting in multiple goals. Lecce managed a consolation goal, but Atalanta quickly reasserted their dominance with another strike to restore their three-goal cushion. The focus was on Atalanta's fluid front line, with several players getting on the scoresheet in a standout team performance. The win solidified Atalanta's position as a top-four contender, while Lecce's defeat highlighted the challenges of a survival battle. The Atalanta manager praised his team's offensive execution, and the Lecce coach acknowledged the gulf in class on the day. Atalanta's starting lineup was typically offensive, and it proved too much for Lecce to handle.