VS
Cagliari vs Lecce is a close Italian matchup marked by draws, changing home advantage and sudden reversals. The teams shared 3–3 in Lecce on 17 April 2011 and 0–0 in Sardinia on 12 July 2020. Cagliari won 4–1 at home on 19 January 2025, Lecce answered 2–0 in the same stadium on 16 February 2026, and Cagliari replied 1–0 there on 7 September 2026.
Match center
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SuperSport Football
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Sport 1 Czechia
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Sport TV 2
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S Sport 2 TR
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Universo
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Cosmote Sport 2 GR
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Ziggo Sport 14
Starting eleven
Substitutes Cagliari
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23G
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12G
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24D
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32M
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27M
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36M
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30M
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21M
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17F
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22D
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79M
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39F
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35F
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20F
Lecce Substitutes
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G
1
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G
33
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D
5
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M
8
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D
2
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31
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D
3
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D
18
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M
14
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M
16
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M
28
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F
11
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M
10
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F
22
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F
7
Match events
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29'⚽D. Maldini Normal Goal (Asst: J. Fazzini)
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37'Kialonda Gaspar Yellow Card
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46'A. Fatah O. Ngom
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61'M. Felici J. Fazzini
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66'R. Kofler J. Rodriguez
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66'A. Fadera D. Maldini
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66'J. Siebert K. Gaspar
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66'Y. Maleh I. Ilic
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66'K. Ndri J. Monteiro
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74'R. Gagliardini
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74'A. Sugamele P. Mendy
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82'M. Berisha S. Pierotti
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90' +5Alessandro Deiola Yellow Card
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90' +7Wladimiro Falcone Yellow Card
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90' +5Jamil Siebert Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Cagliari VS Lecce
Draws define much of the balance
Cagliari and Lecce often produce a contest that resists a simple hierarchy. Their 3–3 draw in Lecce on 17 April 2011 brought an open version of the matchup, while the 0–0 in Cagliari on 12 July 2020 showed the opposite kind of stalemate. Further 1–1 results at Lecce on 6 January 2024 and in Sardinia on 5 May 2024 reinforce how frequently the sides can cancel one another.
Home ground can change the answer
Cagliari’s 4–1 home victory on 19 January 2025 suggested a strong Sardinian response, but Lecce won 2–0 at Unipol Domus on 16 February 2026. Cagliari then took a 1–0 home result on 7 September 2026, a reminder that the venue can matter without making the outcome predictable. This is a matchup for marginal gains, emotional control and the ability to turn a narrow advantage into three points. Future editions should remain compelling because either side can make the same setting tell a different story.