Frosinone has achieved a record of goals and points in a Serie A season that seems almost unreal. After nine games, Massimiliano Alvini's team is in sixth place with 17 points, while they have already scored 22 goals, the most for a team just promoted to the first division. The result was achieved thanks to the historic 5‑1 victory against Lecce, the first time that the yellow and blues scored five goals in a single Serie A match.

According to Opta data, Frosinone is the first newly promoted team to reach 22 goals in the first nine games, and has also equaled the record of 17 points that the last Juventus had achieved in the 2007/08 season. Despite these impressive numbers, coach Alvini underlined that the club cannot afford to relax: "They are important numbers, but with 17 points you are going nowhere. You have to work a lot and concentrate to reach the final goal", he declared in the press room. The objective remains salvation, and the coach asked the players not to stop focusing on every single match.

The calendar is already a point of discussion. The next home match is against Torino, a match that the coach considers a "severe" test. Alvini expressed his frustration with the management of rest days between the two teams, stating that Torino played on Friday, Tuesday and will play on Sunday, while Frosinone played on Sunday and the evening before Sunday. “I don't want excuses, but what there is between the two companies is not fair treatment,” Alvini said.

The club has maintained its focus on the final result, but the team continues to show remarkable energy and enthusiasm. The “Stirpe” remains a fort for the opponents, and the team continues to aim to consolidate its position in the standings, with the aim of avoiding relegation. The future is still uncertain, but the Frosinone team seems ready to continue its record run, trying to turn the surprising initial performance into a successful season.

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