Frosinone won by a large margin against Lecce, 5-1, in a match that confirmed the solidity of the defense and the offensive efficiency of the Neapolitan team. The result was achieved thanks to a dominant performance on the pitch, with Frosinone controlling the pace of the match and taking advantage of the opportunities created.
Frosinone started the match with the 4-2-3-1 formation, with Palmisani in goal and defenders Oyono, Calvani (who was replaced in the 35th minute by Fayed), Monterisi and Terzic. Cichella and Calò found themselves in the center of the pitch (who was replaced in the 32nd minute by El Azzouzi), while Ghedjemis was replaced in the 25th minute by Fini. Schmid came on in the 32nd minute in place of Hasa, and Kvernadze completed the midfield line. The attack was led by Raimondo, who was replaced in the 25th minute by Birligea. At Frosinone, the players not present on the pitch were Desplanches, Pisseri, Bracaglia, Tchato, Amey, Akpoguma, Cittadini, Masini, Zerbin and Bobcek, while Alvini was the only Lecce player not to have been lined up.
Lecce adopted the 3-4-2-1 formation, with Falcone in goal and the full-backs Siebert, Tiago Gabriel and Ndaba (who was replaced in the 1st minute by Fatah). In the center of the field were Veiga, Ngom and Maleh (who was replaced in the 12th minute by Gorter), while Gallo was replaced in the 12th minute by Gandelman. Monteiro came on in the 38th minute in place of Kaba, and Esteban was replaced in the 12th minute by Stulic. Lecce had Desplanches, Pisseri, Bracaglia, Tchato, Amey, Akpoguma, Cittadini, Masini, Zerbin and Bobcek as players not present, while Alvini was the only Frosinone player not to have been lined up.
Frosinone began to take control of the match, with Cichella scoring the first goal in the 25th minute. Lecce responded with a goal from Calò in the 46th minute, but Frosinone continued to dominate, with Raimondo adding another goal in the 59th minute. Lecce tried to get back into the game, but Frosinone continued to press, with Birligea scoring two goals in the 72nd and 94th minutes. Lecce attempted to respond with a goal from Monteiro in the 82nd minute, but Frosinone maintained their superiority. Referee Abisso managed the match carefully, while the Lecce players received three yellow cards for Tiago Gabriel, Ngom and Siebert.