Juventus secured a vital 1-0 victory over Lecce in the 36th round of Serie A. The Turin club scored the goal within 12 seconds of play, a record for the fastest goal in Juventus's history since 2004. The strike was netted by Dusan Vlahovic, who capitalized on a quick pass from Andrea Cambiasso. Despite having two other scoring opportunities disallowed by VAR, Juventus held on to their lead. The victory propels Juventus to third place in the standings, although they have played one more match than fourth-place Milan. The loss is a setback for Lecce, who remain too close to the relegation zone.

Luciano Spalletti fielded Vlahovic as the central striker, with Weston McKennie supporting him. Francisco Conceição and Kenan Jeldžić started on the wings, while Manuel Locatelli and Tyrell Kopley formed the midfield duo. In the opening moments, the match's tone was set by Vlahovic's lightning-fast goal, which was followed by a series of missed opportunities and defensive plays from both sides.

In a unique twist, Lecce celebrated Mother's Day by featuring the names of their players' mothers on the back of their jerseys. The match saw several close calls and missed chances, including a strong save by Vladimir Falcone for Lecce and a crucial intervention by the VAR in the second half. Despite Lecce's efforts, Juventus maintained their lead and secured the victory. With this win, Juventus now has 68 points and is third in the league table, while Lecce remains 17th with 32 points.

The match concluded with a flurry of action in the added time, but neither team could score. Juventus will look to build on this win as they continue their push for a top-four finish, while Lecce will need to regroup and find stability to avoid relegation.