Frosinone 2-0 Torino: Calò seals a clinical home victory

Frosinone beat Torino 2-0 in Serie A, with Giacomo Calò’s late goal completing a result their shot volume and chance quality supported.

Ghedjemis breaks the deadlock

The first half ended goalless, but Frosinone took the lead in the 48th minute. Farès Ghedjemis scored the opener to make it 1-0, assisted by Giorgi Kvernadze. Frosinone then protected their advantage through Torino’s changes, including two substitutions at half-time.

Torino’s Zakaria Aboukhlal and Gvidas Gineitis were booked in the first half, while Saúl Coco received a yellow card in the second half. Frosinone’s only booking went to Patrizio Masini in the 62nd minute. There were no red cards.

Frosinone create the clearer chances

Torino had more possession, with 54% and 362 total passes compared with Frosinone’s 46% and 304. However, Frosinone registered 20 shots to Torino’s 12 and led 8-3 for shots on goal. Their expected-goals figure was 1.93, against 0.68 for Torino, helping explain the scoreline despite the visitors’ control of the ball.

In the 90th minute, Giacomo Calò scored Frosinone’s last goal to make it 2-0, assisted by Wisdom Amey. Calò was the standout performer, earning an 8.2 rating, scoring once and producing three key passes.

Frosinone strengthen sixth place

Frosinone are ranked #6 with 20 points from 10 games and a 6W 2D 2L record. Torino are #10 with 13 points from 10 games. Frosinone are 7 points ahead, while Lazio lead the league with 28 points.