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Gandelman Starts as Lecce Suffers 5-1 Defeat to Frosinone

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Omri Gandelman started for Lecce in their 5-1 Italian League loss to Frosinone. Gandelman played 58 minutes as Lecce conceded five goals. The defeat is Lecce's fourth in five games, while Frosinone climbed to sixth place.

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  • Omri Gandelman started for Lecce in a 5-1 loss to Frosinone in Italy.
  • Gandelman played 58 minutes in his first start of the season.
  • Frosinone scored five goals, with Burlighea netting two.
  • Lecce has now lost four of their last five league matches.
  • Frosinone's victory moved them to sixth place in the standings.

Israeli midfielder Omri Gandelman made his first start of the season for Lecce in their 5-1 loss to Frosinone in the Italian League on Thursday. Gandelman played 58 minutes before being substituted. Frosinone scored twice in the first half through Matteo Ciofani (25th minute) and Giacomo Chiari (45+1). Antonio Raimondo (59th minute) and Daniel Burlighea (72nd and 90+4 minutes) added further goals for Frosinone, with Joel Monteiro scoring Lecce's lone goal. This marks Lecce's fourth loss in their last five matches, leaving them in 14th place with 9 points. Frosinone's surprising season continues, placing them sixth in the league with 17 points.

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