Frosinone ended the night of "Diego Armando Maradona" with the certainty of not being discouraged. Coach Massimiliano Alvini reiterated that, despite the defeat against the Azzurri, the team is ready to resume work with the same energy it showed during the match. The next appointment is on Friday evening, when the Benito Stirpe stadium will host Sassuolo for a championship match that promises to be very competitive.
Alvini underlined that the final result was perhaps more difficult than the performance on the pitch suggested, but recognized the strengths of the Azzurri's victory. “We saw room for growth and we want to work on it,” he said, highlighting the need to improve consistency. His tone was that of a coach who sees defeat as an opportunity for reflection rather than failure.
Midfielder Giacomo Calò shared the same vision, speaking immediately after the match to analyze the performance. “I'm angry about the result, but we know we lost in our own way,” he said. Calò also commented on the penalty episode, stating that he had not seen it again and that he saw the referee convinced. "They didn't even call it out to VAR, I think there was a mistake. The saved penalty could have given us more energy, but the mistake made us pay," he added.
Both protagonists underlined the importance of moving on and focusing on the next match against Sassuolo. "We need to turn the page immediately. This is who we are, we play this way. Today it went like this, in other matches it benefited us", said Calò, highlighting the need to maintain calm and determination. Alvini confirmed that the team is ready to show its usual determination and determination, with the aim of inflaming the yellow-blue public.
With the balance sheet already concluded, Frosinone is preparing for a new chapter in the championship, with the hope of transforming the lessons learned into future victories. The next match with Sassuolo will be crucial to demonstrate that the team is ready to get back up and continue to fight for points.