Lecce beat Udinese 3–0 as Gaspar scores his first Serie A goal

Gaspar opens the scoring

David Alaba made his first start for Udinese at Bluenergy Stadium. The opening ten minutes produced just one shot, with Chakvetadze testing Falcone and the Lecce goalkeeper holding the attempt.

Lecce went ahead in the 11th minute when Gaspar headed in Gallo’s corner from the right. It was Gaspar’s first Serie A goal and gave the visitors the opening advantage.

N’Dri doubles Lecce’s advantage

Solet subsequently tried a shot from the edge of the penalty area. Lecce doubled their lead in the 33rd minute, when N’Dri redirected Tiago Gabriel’s header and wrong-footed Okoye.

Davis entered the area from the right but hit the outside netting. Before halftime, Okoye saved successive attempts from N’Dri and Geubbels, then stopped Kaba from close range.

Udinese’s changes and disallowed finish

Udinese made three changes for the second half: Palma, Piotrowski and Arizala replaced Alaba, Zarraga and Kamara. All three replacements began the half with Udinese still two goals behind.

Ten minutes into the second half, Geubbels had another counterattacking opportunity but could not beat Okoye.

Piotrowski later finished after Davis controlled the ball and Arizala supplied the assist. The effort did not count: Guida and VAR disallowed it for Piotrowski’s offside.

Siebert completes the scoring

Esteban struck a post late in the match before Lecce added their third. Siebert completed the scoring in the 86th minute with an outside-of-the-right-foot finish.

Gomez then headed over the crossbar for Udinese, and Lecce finished with a 3–0 victory.

Udinese ended the match with a fifth consecutive defeat, while Lecce secured their second away league victory of the season with the three-goal win.