Torino host Lecce as Serie A campaign reaches round 11

Torino welcome Lecce to the Olimpico di Torino on Saturday, 7 November 2026, with both sides looking to strengthen their position in Serie A 2026-2027.

The match, part of the 11th round, will begin at 17:00 Saudi Arabia time (17:00) and 18:00 United Arab Emirates time (18:00).

How to watch Torino v Lecce

The Serie A 2026-2027 broadcast rights are held by the stc tv application, which will show the meeting between Torino and Lecce.

Viewers in Saudi Arabia can also follow the match online through the stc application.

A subscription to stc tv is available free of charge to customers with Beity Fiber, Mofawtar 4 Extra and Mofawtar Max packages in Saudi Arabia. Other viewers can subscribe for 15 riyals per month.

Expected line-ups

Torino are expected to line up with Lucas Perri in goal, behind a defence of Adrian Ismajli, Saul Coco, Pietro Comuzzo, Zakaria Aboukhlal, Nathan Patterson and Daniel Braganca.

Gvidas Gineitis, Nikola Vlasic and Che Adams are also included in the predicted Torino side, with Giovanni Simeone completing the attack. Ignacio Abate is listed as the manager.

Lecce’s expected team features Wladimiro Falcone in goal, with Raffaele Veiga, Gabriel, Jamil Siebert, Antonino Gallo, O. Gorter, Kory Nday and Konan N’Dri among the predicted starters.

Youssef Maleh, Omar Ngom, N. Stulic and Eusebio Di Francesco are also named in the expected line-up, with Di Francesco listed as Lecce’s manager.

Serie A positions

Before the fixture, Torino are 10th in the table with 13 points from 10 matches. Their record is four wins, one draw and five defeats, with 14 goals scored and 16 conceded.

Lecce are 14th with nine points from 10 games. They have three wins, no draws and seven defeats, scoring 11 goals and conceding 21.

Lazio lead the division on 28 points, followed by Inter on 25 and Roma on 24. Como are fourth with 23 points, while Milan have 21. Frosinone have 20, Juventus 17, Napoli 14 and Bologna 14.

Below Torino, Genoa and Cagliari have 13 points each. Atalanta have 11, while Parma and Fiorentina have eight apiece. Sassuolo have eight, Monza seven, Udinese five and Venezia three.

The table also identifies Champions League qualification, Europa League qualification, Conference League qualification and relegation places.