Lecce welcomed Atalanta at home in the first round of the Italian top-flight soccer league. Atlanta showed strong offensive firepower in this match, and with the excellent play of Brescianini and Rettigi, they finally beat Lecce with a score of 4-0, and won the opening red for the new season.

Atlanta took the lead just a few minutes into the match. Brescianini took a pass from a teammate in front of the penalty area, and after a slight adjustment, he took a powerful shot that hung in the corner of the goal, breaking the deadlock for Atlanta. The goal instantly ignited the passion of the visiting fans, who cheered and shouted for the team's brilliant performance.

A tidal wave of Atlanta offense followed. In the Xth minute, Ruggeri sent a precise pass from the side road, and Rettigi jumped up high in the penalty area, overpowered the defenders and scored a header, extending the score to 2-0. Rettigi's goal not only showed his excellent physical quality and header ability, but also added more confidence to Atlanta's attacking end.

However, Atlanta's offense did not let up. In the first minute, Rettger was violated by an opponent in the penalty area, and the referee decided to award a penalty kick. Retegui himself took the penalty, and he calmly sent the ball into the lower right corner of the goal, helping Atlanta extend their lead to three goals. Rettger's second goal not only made him the center of attention in the match, but also proved his importance in the Atlanta team.

Atlanta did not let their guard down in the final period. They continued to look for a good chance to break the goal through tacit coordination and precise passing. Finally, in the Zth minute, Passalic sent a fine pass from the side, and Brescianini was able to parry it into the back of the net and easily pushed the ball into the empty goal. The goal not only gave Brescianini his second goal of the game, but also capped off a great win for Atlanta.

In the end, Atlanta managed to open the new season with a 4-0 win over Lecce.

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