Frosinone go into Frosinone vs Torino with 22 goals from 9 Serie A matches, 17 points and a 6th-place standing. Antonio Raimondo has scored 8 league goals already, and that is the main reason this looks like more than a routine Sunday preview.
Frosinone's attacking numbers
Frosinone's start is hard to ignore because the output sits across the board. They have 22 goals, which is a new best for a promoted side at this stage, and they have done it while building enough points to sit sixth after nine games.
Raimondo is central to that burst. He scored his eighth league goal against Lecce and now shares the Capocannoniere lead, while his 8 goals in 9 appearances show how often Frosinone have turned a chance into a finish.
Torino's challenge at Stadio Stirpe
Torino arrive with 13 points after 9 matches, four behind Frosinone, and a recent three-win league run before the midweek loss to Como. The gap is still manageable, but the task on Sunday is obvious enough: slow down the home side without losing the attacking edge that has kept them in the chase.
Sports Mole expects a 2-2 draw, while Sky Sport Italia reported that M. Alvini could bring back Cittadini in defence and Masini in midfield, with Abate considering Patterson on the left and the Adams-Simeone pair up front. Those slight differences matter because this is the kind of game where one change in midfield or at full-back can affect how much control Torino can keep.
The safest read is still that Frosinone carry the sharper scoring threat. Torino have been better of late, but 22 goals in nine matches is the bigger number, and Raimondo is the player most likely to decide whether that attacking start keeps rolling at Frosinone vs Torino.
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