“Riccardo Orsolini fires Bologna ahead with a left-footed finish from the right side of the box, set up by Nicolò Cambiaghi's cross after a string of Lecce fouls gave away the free kick position.”
Pivotal“After Bologna wasted two good chances from a corner, Lecce broke straight upfield and won their own corner, which Amar Fatah converted with a header to level the match.”
Pivotal“Just as Lecce threatened to push on for a winner, substitute Jay Enem restored Bologna's lead with a close-range finish after Cambiaghi's involvement again proved decisive, turning the game decisively in the visitors' favor.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Lecce dominated the ball and the box score, out-shooting Bologna 19-10 and racking up 61 dangerous attacks to Bologna's 33, yet it was the visitors who struck first and last. Orsolini's 17th-minute finish from Cambiaghi's cross set the tone, and despite Amar Fatah heading Lecce level at 64' after a goalmouth scramble from a corner, Bologna's clinical edge told again when substitute Jay Enem turned home a close-range chance in the 75th minute. Lecce's profligacy in front of goal - just 5 shots on target from 19 attempts and only 2 big chances created despite their territorial control - proved costly against a Bologna side that made the most of its four big chances. The result keeps Bologna's European push alive while leaving Lecce to rue a performance full of possession and corners but ultimately short on cutting edge where it mattered most.
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