“Antonio Raimondo heads Frosinone into the lead from the center of the box.”
Pivotal“Raimondo doubles his tally with a close-range finish to put Frosinone 2-0 up.”
Pivotal“John Yeboah pulls one back for Venezia with a quick counterattack finish after Frosinone's Ghedjemis had his own shot saved moments earlier.”
Pivotal“Richie Sagrado completes Venezia's comeback, converting from close range to level the match at 2-2 after Frosinone conceded a free kick.”
Pivotal“Giorgi Kvernadze restores Frosinone's lead with a right-footed finish from the center of the box after a corner routine.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Frosinone raced into a commanding 2-0 lead through Antonio Raimondo's brace despite being thoroughly outplayed on the ball, managing just 39% possession and 245 passes to Venezia's 386. The hosts relied on efficiency, converting from just 13 shots with 8 on target, while Venezia's superior build-up play (61% possession, 78% pass accuracy) went largely unrewarded until John Yeboah and Richie Sagrado struck within eight minutes of each other to level things at 2-2. Just as Venezia looked to have completed a stunning turnaround, Giorgi Kvernadze restored Frosinone's lead in the 83rd minute, capping a chaotic, card-strewn affair - seven bookings in total - that swung on moments of individual quality rather than sustained control. The result lifts Frosinone's form and title-race credentials, while Venezia will rue their wastefulness having created three big chances but missed two, leaving them to reflect on a match they dominated statistically but lost on the scoreboard.
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