Lecce achieved a significant victory over Udinese with a 2:1 win, breaking the trival streak without goals and escaping from the villiota zone. The key moments were Omri Gandelman's debut goal and Lameck Bundy's breakthrough free kick at the end of the match.

Eusebio Di Francesco's team was in a difficult situation after a series with more than two points in eight rounds. The problems in the attack were especially acute: in the remaining nine matches, Lecce scored only two goals, and Francesco Camarda and Medon Berisha were recovering from injuries.

Personnel problems are unimportant, the team is small and important points. Valid Cheddira, who was ahead of the starting stock, did not realize the chance after Riccardo Sottil's cross.

The turning point came for the former Udinese team: Esper Carlstrom failed to control the ball, which allowed Omri Gandelman to score his debut goal in Serie A.

Udinese Swedes: on the 26th line, Umar Sole converted the penalty and tied the tie - 1:1.

Lecce tried to renew their advantage until the end of the match: the shots of Gandelman and Danilo Veiga were inaccurate, and in the 90th half Lamek Banda grabbed the ball from the free kick and with a brilliant shot from the free kick, setting the final score - 2:1.

Lecce - Udinese 2:1.

Goli: Gandelman, 5, Banda, 90 - Sole, 26 (pen) Lecce: Falcone - Veiga, Gaspar, Gabriel, Gallo - Gandelman (Siebert, 90), Ramadani, Kulibaly - P'ierotti (Banda, 68), Sheddira (Shtulich, 78), Sottil.