Napoli won against Frosinone thanks to a penalty, but the match was marked by an episode of great tension. In the 29th minute of the first half, Napoli goalkeeper Alessandro Palmisani saved Hojlund's penalty shot, but the referee decided to have it retaken because the goalkeeper did not have his feet well positioned on the line. The penalty was then taken by Kevin DeBruyne, who hit it precisely and gave the Neapolitan team the lead with a 1‑0.
The goal was the only result of the match, which took place at the San Paolo stadium. Although Frosinone tried to react, Napoli kept their defense solid and took advantage of the penalty opportunity to cancel out the equaliser. DeBruyne's goal was a decisive moment, especially because the Belgian player proved that he made no mistakes even under pressure.
Napoli continued to show attacking play and control of possession, but the match was dominated by Frosinone's defence, who tried to limit Napoli's chances. The final result, 1-0 in favor of Napoli, allowed the team to consolidate its position in the Serie A standings, while Frosinone remains in difficulty.
In summary, the match saw a controversial penalty episode that led to a replay, but in the end Napoli managed to capitalize on the opportunity thanks to DeBruyne. The goal guaranteed the Neapolitan team the victory and maintained its position in the league table, while Frosinone will have to work to improve their performance in the next matches.