After ending their long wait for a midweek win, Serie A's most drawn side, Bologna, will look to repeat the feat when Lecce visit Stadio Dall'Ara on Saturday.
After two months without a win, Salentini also got a win earlier this week, but they are still stuck in the relegation zone.
Latest Bologna vs Lecce squad information
Renowned for his frequent personnel changes, Bologna coach Vincenzo Italiano is likely to tweak his winning lineup - especially with crucial games against Monaco and Roma approaching next week.

He again has to decide who will lead the attack, with teenage striker Santiago Castro often preferred to Dutch striker Thijs Dallinga as the Rossoblu's spearhead.
Nikolo Moro and Tommaso Pobega are the main candidates to replace Michel Aebischer, who is out injured for the next few months, after the Swiss midfielder underwent groin surgery; Martin Erlic, Oussama El Azzouzi and Nicolo Cambiaghi are also absent.
Meanwhile, Lecce will be without Medon Berisha, Filip Marchwinski and Kevin Bonifazi (for Bologna) due to injury.
Patrick Dorgu and Montenegro striker Nikola Krstovic have both scored twice in Serie A so far, accounting for all of the Giallorossi's goals in the competition.
Latest expected lineup Bologna vs Lecce
Bologna:
Ravaglia; Posch, Beukema, Casale, Miranda; Freuler, Pobega; Orsolini, Fabbian, Ndoye; Castro
Lecce:
Falcone; Guilbert, Gaspar, Baschirotto, Gallo; Coulibaly, Ramadani, Rafia; Dorgu, Krstovic, Banda
Latest football commentary Bologna vs Lecce
After recording just one win in 11 games since taking over as Bologna coach, Vincenzo Italiano is desperate to taste success against struggling Serie A side Cagliari on Tuesday evening.

The Rossoblu's previous game, against AC Milan, was postponed due to flooding in the Emilia-Romagna region, so the Italiano has a whole week to prepare for his side, who have also underperformed in the Champions League.
A goal on either side of the second half gave Bologna their second win of the season in all competitions, as Riccardo Orsolini and Jens Odgaard scored in Sardinia, moving them up into the top half of the table.
They have now scored twice in four consecutive away games in the top flight - a first in 20 years - but Italiano's men are yet to replicate that form at Dall'Ara.
Aside from sharing points with Shakhtar Donetsk, Bologna have drawn all four of their home games in Serie A so far, while a total of six draws in the league leaves them level on points with Juventus as Italy's one-point specialists.
While Bologna had been waiting for a win for weeks before beating Cagliari, Lecce's last win came back in August.
After also waiting 442 minutes to score, Luca Gotti's side overcame their nine-man opponents on Tuesday night, ending a run of four straight defeats in which they had conceded 11 goals without scoring.
In-demand winger Patrick Dorgu was the decisive factor at Stadio Via del Mare, where he had a goal disallowed before making a bigger impact later on.
The Danish star played a key role in Verona being reduced to 10 men when he was fouled by Jackson Tchatchoua, then headed home the winning goal - initially flagged offside, his crucial goal was eventually confirmed by VAR.
Currently second from bottom in Serie A, Salentini remain in deep danger, and while Gotti will be pleased with a rare clean sheet, he is well aware of Lecce's most glaring weakness: they have scored just four goals in the league.
Score prediction Bologna vs Lecce
Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the following results for the Bologna vs Lecce match:
- Sportsmole: Bologna 2-0 Lecce
- WhoScore: Bologna 2-1 Lecce
- Our prediction: Bologna 1-0 Lecce
When and where to watch Bologna vs Lecce live?
To watch the Bologna vs Lecce match live in Serie A at 9:00 p.m. on November 2, viewers can watch it on K+ Sport, K+PM or online sports channels. Wishing viewers happy football watching moments.
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