Juventus start Nick Woltemade and Randal Kolo Muani together for the first time in Serie A, desperately trying to get back on track away to unpredictable Lecce amid an injury crisis.

Juventus fielded Nick Woltemade and Randal Kolo Muani as a starting strike partnership for the first time in Serie A against Lecce. Facing an ongoing injury crisis, manager Luciano Spalletti also handed Weston McKennie a free role behind the two forwards at the Stadio Via del Mare. The match concluded in a 2-0 victory for Juventus.
Weston McKennie opened the scoring in the 29th minute following an assist from Douglas Luiz, who then scored the second goal in the 41st minute. Lecce's lineup was also hampered by injuries, missing Lassana Coulibaly, Santiago Pierotti, Ivan Ilic, and Medon Berisha, while Kialonda Gaspar was sent off late in the match.
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