Frosinone won three golden points at the Stirpe, defeating Torino with a 2‑0 which consolidated their position in sixth place in the table with 20 points. The goals were scored by Ghedjemis and Calò, two players who have proven to be fundamental for Alvini's team.
In the first half the match remained balanced, but Raimondo's injury, forced to leave the field in the 29th minute due to a foul, underwent a medical examination in the following hours. Despite the loss of a key player, Frosinone managed to take control of the game in the second half, taking advantage of the opportunities created and turning them into goals.
The first goal came after three minutes of play, with a center from Ghedjemis finding Kvernadze, who finished with a precise shot. Torino's Perri attempted a long-range free kick from Calò, but the ball ended up in the net. Subsequently, Coco saved Torino with a decisive intervention, while Ghedjemis renamed the match with a sure-fire second. After a chance for Vlasic, Frosinone continued to create chances, with Birligea and Hasa helping to maintain the pressure, before Calò's late second goal, which gave the midfielder his fourth consecutive goal and fifth overall.
The result was particularly significant for Alvini's team, which obtained 20 points in 10 championship days. Frosinone is the fourth newly promoted team to reach this score in the first 10 games of a Serie A championship in the three points for victory era, after Fiorentina (1994/95), Chievo (2001/02) and Juventus (2007/08). Furthermore, the team has proven to be a true “goal machine”, with five players having contributed to at least five goals in the current season, including Raimondo, Kvernadze, Schmid, Ghedjemis and Calò. The total goals scored after the first 10 matchdays rose to 24, a record comparable to that of Napoli in 1950/51 and Fiorentina in 1994/95.
With this result, Frosinone continues to confidently navigate towards the European zone, while Torino faces its second consecutive defeat. The next step for Alvini's team will be to maintain consistency and try to consolidate their position in the league table, with the aim of guaranteeing a prominent position at the end of the season.