Match Centre

Frosinone's 5-1 victory was fully deserved, outperforming their expected goals (xG) of 3.4 while limiting Lecce to just 1.42 xG. Dominating possession with 60% and creating 26 total shots, Frosinone showcased superior attacking efficiency. Their clinical edge was evident, converting 9 shots on target into 5 goals compared to Lecce's 6 shots on target yielding just 1 goal.

Tactically, Frosinone exploited Lecce's defensive frailties, particularly in the first half. Matteo Cichella opened the scoring in the 25th minute, assisted by Farès Ghedjemis, before Giacomo Calò doubled the lead from the penalty spot just before halftime. Antonio Raimondo and Daniel Birligea (twice) sealed the victory with goals in the 59th, 72nd, and 90+4 minutes, capitalizing on Lecce's disjointed substitutions and disciplinary issues, including three yellow cards.

The decisive stat? Frosinone's 17 shots inside the box, nearly doubling Lecce's 9, highlighting their ability to create high-quality chances and finish them ruthlessly.