Le Pagelle: Juventus vs. Lecce

Q: What was the final score of the Juventus vs. Lecce match?

Juventus won the match against Lecce with a final score of 1-0.

Q: Who scored the fastest goal in Juventus history during the match?

Dusan Vlahovic scored the fastest goal in Juventus history just 12 seconds into the match.

Q: How did Juventus's victory affect their position in Serie A?

The victory allowed Juventus to secure three important points, moving them above AC Milan into third place in the Serie A standings.

Q: What were the key moments in the Juventus vs. Lecce match?

Key moments included Vlahovic's record-setting goal, a near miss by Conceição hitting the crossbar, and a crucial save by Lecce's Michele Di Gregorio.

LECCE, ITALY - MAY 09: Dusan Vlahovic of Juventus celebrates after scoring his team's first goal during the Serie A match between US Lecce and Juventus FC at Stadio Via del Mare on May 09, 2026 in Lecce, Italy. (Photo by Filippo Alfero - Juventus FC/Juventus FC via Getty Images) | Juventus FC via Getty Images Saturday’s game between Juventus and Lecce looked for all the world like it was going to be a thrashing. Dusan Vlahovic set a club record for quickest goal scored in a league match to put the team in the lead within 12 seconds, and in the next six minutes he nearly scored again and Francisco Conceição bashed a ball into the crossbar. Lecce, still playing for their lives to stave off relegation, looked completely shell-shocked. Save for a great save by Michele Di Gregorio to keep the home team from equalizing quickly, they didn’t produce all that much in the way of threat. But as we’ve seen too many times in 2026, Juve couldn’t capitalize on their dominance. A game that really ought to have been 3-0 or more by halftime turned into a nervy affair by the end, as Lecce tried desperately to salvage a point for themselves while Juve clung to their single goal. Many times we’ve seen Juve get bitten in the rear by their inability to put games away, but fortunately this time they avoided that particular fate. Their 1-0 victory pulled in three huge points, especially considering the results the rest of the round. Roma stayed on Juve’s tail a point behind, but took a shocking beating at the hands of , allowing Juve to jump above them for third place. On Monday, lost to a last-second winner against , leaving them only two points ahead of the Bianconeri with two games left. The race for the Champions League places has now sucked everyone below champions-elect (barf) with two games left to go. How did Juve’s players fare on an individual level at the Stadio Via del Mare? Let’s take a closer look. **MICHELE DI GREGORIO – 6.5.** Made a huge save with his thigh in the third minute to keep Lecce from snatching back the momentum early, then had a relatively easy 87 minutes ahead of him, bar a late stop on a long-range effort from . Got him a little bit of a reprieve after his mistake against . ** – 6.5.** Surprisingly tame on the offensive front, but he made four tackles and generally made sure Lecce were neutralized on that flank. ** – 7.** Good night for the big Brazilian, racking up three tackles, four clearances, and an interception in the back while limiting to precious few opportunities. ** – 7.** Led the team with six clearances and even got credit for two dribbles coming out of the back four. Good day all around. ** – 7.5.** What is this mini-revitalization going on with Cambiaso? For the second straight game he was excellent, assisting with an excellent cross, adding on one more key pass. He forced a good save out of with his only shot of the match, and recorded three tackles, including a couple of one-on-one stops in space of a type you didn’t often see even when he was going great two years or so ago. Whether it’s something Luciano Spalletti figured out or if he found his way to ’s old mental coach, keep it continue! ** – 6.5.** Really deserved an assist for the beautiful pass he threaded through to Concieção when he hit the bar. Was a little inaccurate with his passes today (82.9%) but made four tackles and two clearances to help the defensive effort. ** – 6.** He worked hard, which should especially be highlighted in the effort he made to stave off two defenders and kick the ball out to Cambiaso before the goal. Made three tackles and completed 92.5 percent of his passes, but didn’t contribute directly to a shot the entire game. **FRANCISCO CONCEIÇÃO – 7.5.** Unlucky not to have doubled the lead right away. He stacked up a ton of stats in this game, including four key passes and *five* tackles—which, amazingly, wasn’t even the team high. Worked his tail off. ** – 6.** Relatively standard day for him, with a pair of key passes and a ridiculous work rate. ** – 7.** Dude made *eight tackles* on the night, which is simply absurd from that position, and from a guy who isn’t 100 percent either. Had one or two chances to score, including a nice lane in the second half, but he pushed it wide. **DUSAN VLAHOVIC – 6.5.** Beautiful control and turn for the game’s only goal. He took seven shots total, barely missing high on a couple of occasions, and had another shot stopped by Falcone when he tried to go through his legs. If only he’d nailed a couple of those other chances.