Six times Lecce have turned up in these match records. Six times the answer has been the same. Three-nil at home on the twenty-seventh of September 2024. Three-two away on the eighth of March 2025. Two-nil away on the twenty-ninth of August 2025. Three-nil on the twenty-third of September 2025 in a Coppa Italia tie played at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza. One-nil on the eighteenth of January 2026 at the same ground. And three-nil four days ago, the twentieth of September, at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza again. Fifteen goals across the six meetings and two conceded. Whatever the fixture list's intentions, Lecce is a fixture that pays.
The table agrees with the mood. AC Milan are fifth in Serie A with eleven points from five matches — three wins, two draws, no defeats — and ten scored against four. Two goals a game going in and not one defeat yet: that is the shape of it.
The league month, in order. The twenty-third of August: two-one away at Torino. The twenty-eighth: two-nil at home to Venezia. The sixth of September: one-one away at Juventus. The twelfth: two-two away at Lazio. And the Lecce game on the twentieth. Three of those five were away days and none of the trips ended in defeat, which is the sort of detail that decides a season without ever looking like it.
Two opponents come round more than once around it. Torino on both sides of the summer: three-two at home on the twenty-first of March and two-one away on the twenty-third of August — two meetings, two wins, five goals scored and three conceded across the pair. And Juventus twice in six months: goalless at home on the twenty-sixth of April and one-one away on the sixth of September, two draws and one goal conceded across the pair.
The spring behind the season was rougher company. Nil-one away at Lazio on the fifteenth of March. Three-two at home over Torino on the twenty-first. Nil-one away at Napoli on the sixth of April. Nil-three at home to Udinese on the eleventh. Goalless at home with Juventus on the twenty-sixth. Nil-two away at Sassuolo on the third of May. Two-three at home to Atalanta on the tenth. Two-one away at Genoa on the seventeenth. One-two at home to Cagliari on the twenty-fourth of May. Two wins, a draw and six defeats between the middle of March and the end of May — a run that reads worse than any of its scorelines on their own.
September also holds one night that did not turn: the sixteenth, nil-two at home to Benfica in the Europa League. The one recent entry where the score went the wrong way, and a useful reminder that the league table only sees league football.
Twenty-one matches sit in these records going back to September 2024: thirty-one goals scored and twenty-four conceded across Serie A, the Coppa Italia and the Europa League, and nine of the twenty-one decided by a single goal.
What the table makes plain: no defeats, ten scored in five, and a month of away days handled. What it keeps out of its columns entirely is the Coppa win over Lecce and the Benfica night — those live in their own competitions.
Six out of six against Lecce, no league defeats, and one European night to file under not this week. The arithmetic is doing fine.
By the numbers — Serie A: 5th · 5 played · 3-2-0 · 10-4 · 11 pts · form WWDDW (oldest → newest). The Coppa Italia and UEFA Europa League results are not in this table. All data from ScoreCrowd's match records, retrieved 24 September 2026.