Frosinone vs Juventus

Match summary

Juventus won 1-0 away at Frosinone. Juventus led 1-0 at half-time.

Bremer put Juventus ahead with a header in the 22nd minute, set up by Francisco Conceição.

The chances backed that up: Juventus created 2.62 expected goals (xG) from 20 shots to Frosinone's 0.37 from 11.

Frosinone hosted Juventus in a Serie A fixture on matchday one, suffering a narrow 0-1 defeat despite a battling defensive display. Juventus dominated territory and possession throughout the encounter, controlling sixty-three per cent of the ball and registering twenty total shots compared to eleven for the home side. The visitors forced twelve corners and generated a superior expected goals figure of 2.62 against Frosinone's 0.37. Juventus placed five attempts on target from twenty shots, while Frosinone managed two on target from eleven. Both teams accumulated two yellow cards over the course of the ninety minutes, with a high overall foul count of fifteen for Frosinone and eighteen for Juventus.

The decisive moment of the match arrived in the first half when Bremer broke the deadlock for Juventus in the twenty-second minute, scoring with a header to put his side ahead. Earlier in the eighteenth minute, Randal Kolo Muani had missed an opportunity for Juventus with an effort that went off target. Frosinone received a yellow card through Romano Schmid in the forty-third minute prior to the half-time whistle. Following the interval, Zeki Çelik was cautioned in the fiftieth minute, shortly before Francisco Conceição sent a chance off target for Juventus in the fifty-first minute. Numerous substitutions occurred in the second half before a late yellow card was shown to Gabriele Calvani, as Juventus held on to secure the three points.