US EditionRelegation-Threatened Lecce Halts Losing Streak with Draw Against Fiorentina
- Jack Harrison scored his first Serie A goal for Fiorentina with a left-foot shot during the match against Lecce.
- Lecce managed a late equalizer through Tiago Gabriel's header from a corner, resulting in a 1-1 draw.
- Before this match, Lecce had not scored for 357 minutes, and their attempts were blocked by Fiorentina's defense.
- This draw stopped Lecce's losing streak, helping them avoid a fifth consecutive defeat and reach 28 points, tying with Cremonese.
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Fiorentina is in 15th place in the Italian championship table with 36 points, while Lecce is in 18th position with 28.
Pareggio 1-1 at the Via del Mare. Di Francesco's team engages the Cremonese, purple to +8 from third place
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Relegation-threatened Lecce halts losing streak with draw against Fiorentina
Relegation-threatened Lecce has secured a vital point at home against Fiorentina in Serie A. Fiorentina took the lead in the first half with a goal from on-loan Leeds winger Jack Harrison.
Tiago Gabriel responds to Harrison, point in key salvation for both (ANSA)
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Lecce and Fiorentina played to a scoreless draw in Serie A action, a result that left both sides searching for momentum as the Italian top flight enters its decisive phase. The match, held at Stadio Via del Mare in Lecce, saw neither team break the deadlock despite periods of sustained pressure, particularly from the visitors in the second half. For Fiorentina, the point extends their unbeaten run to four matches but leaves them six points adrif…
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