Frosinone won a spectacular victory over Sassuolo, 4‑2, at the Stirpe pitch, moving up to fifth place in the standings with 13 points. The match was dominated by striker Antonio Raimondo, who scored a hat-trick and reached seven league goals, making him the top scorer in Serie A. The result was a triumph for Alvini's team, which achieved a heavy and spectacular victory thanks to Raimondo's decisive contribution.
The match started with a quick advantage for the Ciociari: Calò scored in the 9th minute, taking advantage of a recovery by Masini and an error by Bakola. Sassuolo responded immediately in the 14th with a goal from Berardi, but the yellow-blues continued to push. Raimondo intervened very effectively, scoring two goals between the 26th and 29th minutes, bringing the team to 3‑1. Despite the favorable trend, the hosts closed the gap in the 37th with a goal from Thorstvedt, setting the score at 3-2 at half-time.
In the second half, Frosinone continued to look for the safety net and found it in the 57th minute. A corner put the Sassuolo goalkeeper in difficulty, but Raimondo was once again quicker, scoring the fourth goal and completing his personal hat-trick. Sassuolo attempted to reopen the match with a goal from Laurienté, but Palmisani's response kept the defense safe. Another attempt, that of Lipani, was rejected by the goalkeeper.
The final changes did not alter the inertia of the result. The Stirpe celebrated Frosinone's success and recognized the brilliant performance of the twenty-two-year-old striker. With this victory, Frosinone moves closer to fourth place, while Sassuolo remains behind in the rankings. Frosinone's next match promises to be crucial to consolidate their position in fifth place, while Sassuolo will have to try to recover points in the next matches.