Frosinone
Torino
Match summary
Frosinone won 2-0 at home to Torino. It was goalless at half-time.
Farès Ghedjemis put Frosinone ahead from a corner in the 48th minute, set up by Giorgi Kvernadze and Giacomo Calo made it 2-0 in stoppage time, set up by Wisdom Amey.
The chances backed that up: Frosinone created 2.11 expected goals (xG) from 20 shots to Torino's 0.82 from 12.
Frosinone secured a 2-0 victory against Torino in Serie A matchday 10 after a dominant display that saw them control the territory and create numerous opportunities. The home side registered 20 shots compared to 12 from their opponents, with 8 of their efforts hitting the target against just 3 for the visitors. Frosinone also led in attacks with 110 to 94, dangerous attacks at 48 to 42, and key passes with 15 to 6. Despite having only 46 percent possession and completing 304 passes to 362, Frosinone utilised their territorial advantage effectively. Both teams earned 7 corners, while the match saw 14 fouls committed by Frosinone and 13 by Torino, resulting in 1 yellow card for the hosts and 3 for the visitors.
The first half ended goalless after a tight opening period that featured early yellow cards for Torino players Zakaria Aboukhlal in the 27th minute and Gvidas Gineitis in the 33rd minute, alongside an enforced Frosinone substitution in the 30th minute when Antonio Raimondo was replaced by Daniel Bîrligea due to injury. Torino made a double change at half-time, but Frosinone struck immediately after the restart when Farès Ghedjemis scored with a left foot shot in the 48th minute. Further bookings followed for Patrizio Masini and Saúl Coco, alongside a flurry of tactical and injury-enforced substitutions. Giacomo Calò sealed the win in stoppage time with a right foot shot in the 90+3rd minute, bringing the final score to 2-0.
