Frosinone and Sassuolo meet with only two points and two places between them in Serie A, but the form lines are doing most of the work here. Frosinone have Antonio Raimondo on four league goals and Giorgi Kvernadze scoring in three of his last four league games. Sassuolo are still waiting for a first away win under Alberto Aquilani.
Frosinone's attacking edge
The hosts are coming off a 3-0 defeat to Napoli last weekend, when they managed only one shot on target, but the attack has still been productive over a wider run. Frosinone have scored 9 goals in their last five league matches, and Raimondo has been the clearest finishing outlet with 4 of them.
Kvernadze gives them another live threat. Scoring in three of his last four league games is not the kind of return you ignore in a tight matchup, especially against a side whose away record is still under pressure.
Sassuolo's road problem
Sassuolo drew 1-1 with Milan last week after Cas Odenthal levelled the game within five minutes of falling behind, which at least showed some response. They also beat Juventus 3-2 before the break, so this is not a team short on moments at the top end of the pitch.
The issue is the road. Sassuolo are still seeking a first away win under Aquilani and their first overall since the middle of February, a wait that has stretched to 8 months. They have scored 10 goals in their last five league matches, but away from home that output has not yet translated into three points.
The match at Frosinone vs Sassuolo now looks like a test of whether Sassuolo can carry their attacking spells into a result, while Frosinone will see a chance to keep their bright start moving.
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