Antonio Raimondo’s three goals lift Frosinone to a 4-2 win over Sassuolo

Frosinone beat Sassuolo 4-2 in Serie A, with Antonio Raimondo scoring three times to secure the win at PSC Arena. The hosts led 3-2 at half-time and moved to #4 with 13 points from 7 games.

Raimondo turns a fast start into victory

Giacomo Calò opened the scoring for Frosinone in the 9th minute, making it 1-0. Sassuolo levelled at 1-1 in the 15th minute through Domenico Berardi, assisted by Darryl Bakola.

Raimondo restored Frosinone’s lead in the 26th minute for 2-1, then struck again in the 30th minute to make it 3-1. Kristian Thorstvedt reduced the deficit to 3-2 in the 37th minute, leaving Frosinone ahead at the interval.

The defining moment after the break came in the 57th minute, when Raimondo completed his three-goal performance and put Frosinone 4-2 ahead. His match rating of 9.3 was the highest recorded, while his four shots on target underlined his direct influence on the result.

Sassuolo had more possession but fewer attempts

Sassuolo held 58% possession and completed 376 accurate passes, compared with Frosinone’s 248. The hosts were more active in front of goal, however, registering 21 shots to Sassuolo’s 14 and 10 shots on target to six. Expected goals were close, at 2.12 for Frosinone and 1.94 for Sassuolo.

Kieron Bowie received Sassuolo’s only yellow card in the 82nd minute. Neither team received a red card.

Table position after the result

Frosinone are #4 on 13 points from 7 games, five points ahead of Sassuolo, who are #11 on 8 points from 7 games. Inter lead with 16 points, leaving Frosinone three points behind and Sassuolo eight behind. The result adds a win to Frosinone’s pre-match sequence and a loss to Sassuolo’s.