Frosinone vs Sassuolo

Match summary

Frosinone won 4-2 at home to Sassuolo.

In the first half, Giacomo Calo put Frosinone ahead in the 9th minute, Domenico Berardi equalised in the 15th minute, set up by Darryl Bakola, Antonio Raimondo put Frosinone back in front in the 26th minute, Raimondo made it 3-1 in the 30th minute, and Kristian Thorstvedt pulled one back to make it 3-2 in the 37th minute. In the second half, Raimondo made it 4-2 from a corner in the 57th minute.

The chances backed that up: Frosinone created 3.03 expected goals (xG) from 21 shots to Sassuolo's 1.82 from 14.

Frosinone claimed a 4-2 victory against Sassuolo in Serie A on matchday 7 after a high-scoring encounter. Despite registering 42 percent possession and completing 333 passes compared to the visitors' 466, Frosinone dominated the territorial and attacking metrics. The home side recorded 21 shots with 10 on target and 59 dangerous attacks, whereas Sassuolo managed 14 shots with 6 on target and 42 dangerous attacks. Both teams earned 5 and 4 corners respectively, while discipline proved clean with 0 yellow cards for Frosinone and 1 yellow card for Sassuolo alongside 13 fouls conceded by the hosts and 11 by the visitors.

The action began swiftly when Giacomo Calò scored with a right foot shot in the 9th minute to put Frosinone ahead. Domenico Berardi equalised for Sassuolo with a left foot shot in the 15th minute, followed by a VAR review in the 17th minute. Antonio Raimondo restored Frosinone's lead with a right foot shot in the 26th minute and added another right footed goal in the 30th minute to make it 3-1. Kristian Thorstvedt narrowed the deficit for Sassuolo with a left foot shot in the 37th minute, leaving the half-time score at 3-2. Raimondo completed his hat-trick in the 57th minute with a right foot shot to establish the final 4-2 scoreline. Kieron Bowie received a yellow card for a foul in the 82nd minute following a series of second-half substitutions.