📏 Form Guide

Sassuolo

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Sassuolo won’t want a repeat of their last result here after a 0-2 Serie B defeat last time out to Catanzaro.

In that match, Sassuolo had 61% possession and 18 attempts at goal with 7 on target. Catanzaro got 8 shots on goal with 2 of them on target. Tommaso Biasci (52') and Federico Bonini (91') scored for Catanzaro.

Fixtures with Sassuolo have often been lively affairs of late with high scoring the rule rather than the exception. Over their past 6 games, a total of 20 goals have flown in for both sides combined (at an average of 3.33 goals per game) with 11 of those being chalked up by Sassuolo.

Heading into this fixture, Sassuolo have not been beaten in the league by Frosinone in their last 2 matches.

Frosinone

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Since suffering a loss in their previous game against Palermo in Serie B action, Frosinone will be hoping to turn things around here.

In that game, Frosinone had 52% possession and 14 shots on goal with 1 on target. On the other side, Palermo got 9 attempts at goal with 3 of them on target. Matteo Brunori (30', 48') was the scorer for Palermo.

Looking at their form, and Frosinone have been scored against in 6 of their last 6 matches, letting opponents get 9 goals in total. Defensively, Frosinone have seen their frailties exposed. Such a pattern isn’t assured to be sustained into this match, though.

Ahead of this meeting, Frosinone are without a win away from home in their last 3 league matches.

🤜🤛 Head to head

Inspecting their prior head to head meetings going back to 08/05/2016 shows us that Sassuolo have won 4 of them & Frosinone 1, with the number of drawn games standing at 1.

A total of 17 goals were produced between them in these games, with 10 for Sassuolo and 7 being from Canarini. That is an average goals per game value of 2.83.

The last league encounter between these sides was Serie B match day 17 on 14/12/2024 which finished with the scoreline of Frosinone 1-2 Sassuolo.

That day, Frosinone managed 43% possession and 9 attempts on goal with 3 of them on target. The scorer was Jérémy Oyono (24').

At the other end, Sassuolo got 15 attempts on goal with 3 on target. Samuele Mulattieri (37') and Luca Moro (73') scored.

The match was refereed by Davide Massa.

ℹ️ Team News: Sassuolo

Availability isn’t a big problem, with just the lone fitness concern for the Sassuolo manager Fabio Grosso to be concerned with from an otherwise complete group. Kristian Thorstvedt (Heel problems) is sidelined.

It’s our opinion that Sassuolo look set to line up in a 4-2-3-1 formation for this one, beginning the first half with Horatiu Moldovan, Jeremy Toljan, Filippo Romagna, Tarik Muharemovic, Josh Doig, Daniel Boloca, Andrea Ghion, Domenico Berardi, Edoardo Iannoni, Luca Moro and Armand Lauriente.

ℹ️ Team News: Frosinone

Frosinone boss Paolo Bianco has a number of players out of action. Ebrima Darboe (Foot surgery), Ilias Koutsoupias (Adductor injury) and Sergio Kalaj (Knock) are names that won’t be on the team sheet.

We are inclined to think that Canarini appear most likely to play in a 4-3-3 system, choosing Michele Cerofolini, Jérémy Oyono, Ilario Monterisi, Davide Bettella, Riccardo Marchizza, Emil Bohinen, B. Lhassine Kone, Fabio Lucioni, Farès Ghedjemis, Emanuele Pecorino and Giorgi Kvernadze.

⚡ Prediction

We’re thinking that Frosinone and Sassuolo should both get enough opportunities to score, although it’s hard to separate the two.

We’ll see, but this looks like it could end up all-square. We’re therefore predicting a hard-fought 1-1 score draw at the end of the match.

Andre Moura, 18:04 13/05/2025