Torino and Lecce have named their official teams for today’s Serie A meeting, with kickoff set for 15:00 and both coaches already locked into their choices. Ignazio Abate has gone with a 3-5-2 for Torino, while Eusebio Di Francesco has picked a 3-5-1-1 for Lecce.
That is the news fans were waiting for before the first whistle: the shape, the names and the final confirmation of who starts in Torino-Lecce. Torino’s XI features Perri, Coco, Ismajli, Comuzzo, Belghali, Fitz-Jim, Bragança, Vlasic, Cacciamani, Kulenovic and Simeone, while Lecce begin with Falcone, Dembelè, Gaspar, Tiago Gabriel, Veiga, Kaba, Ngom, Maleh, Gallo, Fatah and Stulic.
The lineups matter because they turn a scheduled fixture into a live contest with clear tactical choices on both sides. Abate has packed Torino’s midfield lines around the 3-5-2, a setup that gives him width from the wing-backs and two outlets up front, while Di Francesco has answered with a 3-5-1-1 that leaves one player just behind the striker and keeps Lecce compact through the middle.
There is one small wrinkle in the broadcast detail. DAZN is listed as the only broadcaster for the match, but the same coverage is also available through the DAZN channel on Sky for viewers using a satellite decoder. The game is linked with the Olimpico Grande Torino on DAZN’s homepage, adding one more point of reference for anyone tuning in just before kickoff.
For both sides, the next step is simple: the lineups are out, the formations are set and the match now moves from paper to the pitch. What will decide Torino-Lecce is whether Abate’s extra attacking support in the 3-5-2 or Di Francesco’s tighter 3-5-1-1 control the rhythm once play begins.
