Napoli won the match against Frosinone thanks to a disputed penalty, but the referee maintained control of the match despite some controversies. The referee whistled 19 fouls in total, including the penalty that gave Napoli the lead.
In the context of the match, the penalty decision was a matter of debate. The player Hojlund, who had tried to pass the defender Cittadini from behind, ended up suffering contact which led to the sanction. The referee judged the contact, although it was not "very clear", and therefore awarded the penalty to Napoli.
Subsequently, the repetition of the penalty was the subject of further discussion. According to the rules, the defending goalkeeper must have at least one foot in line or behind the goal line. In the case in question, goalkeeper Palmisani had both feet over the line, which allowed Napoli to save the shot. The referee then corrected the retake of the penalty kick, recognizing the infringement and allowing Napoli to maintain their lead.
In summary, the referee's disciplinary management was considered correct, despite some "slips". Napoli capitalized on the penalty and maintained their superiority, while Frosinone had to face the consequences of arbitrary decisions. The match ended with Napoli in the lead, thanks to a combination of arbitrary decisions and performances on the pitch.