The last resort? Probably. The one with Como, after several bad matches and especially after the match point missed with Venezia at home two weeks ago, could be a very important challenge for Lecce of mister Giampaolo and for the goal of salvation.
After the draw with Venezia and the protest, someone could have hypothesized a disaffection of the fans, disappointed by the latest sporting events. But once again Lecce will have a warm stadium ready to support them.
[UPDATE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE WITH OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE]
Lecce- Como top pre-sales
Salento has shown, despite being affected by the latest sporting events, that it has no intention of leaving the team alone. Advance sales are going swimmingly (and there are still 24 hours to go until the match).
The East Stand is already sold out, there are only a few dozen seats available for the Lower South Stand and the Lower Central Stand, while very few remain for the Distinti Nord-Est.
The pre-sale numbers
Good attendance in the away section: at the moment there are 515 Como fans who have purchased tickets and there is time until this evening to purchase tickets.
For the home sectors, instead, of the tickets made available, approximately 3.000 were sold which, added to the almost 22.000 season ticket holders, already makes a total of 24.000 certain spectators.
UPDATE: Our preview confirmed
Us Lecce confirmed our preview a short while ago with a press release, adding that almost 6.000 tickets have been sold (so around 3 were sold today alone): “The advance sale of tickets for “reduced visibility” seats made available since Wednesday is also proceeding at a good pace, given the numerous requests received to attend the Lecce – Como match, scheduled for tomorrow at 15:00 pm. Almost 6.000 tickets have already been sold (in addition to the 21.726 season tickets), with a limited number of seats remaining available in the various sectors (with the exception of the Curva Nord and Poltronissime). For the Via del Mare, this is currently the best figure recorded this season after the record number of paying spectators on the first day (Lecce vs Atalanta – 7.098 tickets sold).”
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