Como should have more of the ball and reach Venezia's wide defenders, while Venezia can break directly through its forwards. The score may stay close until the next round of deliveries and clearances. Frosinone and Torino present a different exchange: the home side can press into wide attacks, and the visitors can go straight to their front pair. Both games hinge on whether the first breakthrough is followed by another effective attack.
Venezia's compact back three held Inter level deep into their match, and their Genoa defeat still featured a sustained late chase. Adams has direct support from Yeboah or Lauberbach, with Busio and Mazzocchi able to supply another ball after a clearance. Como's Paz, Couto and Douvikas have made repeated chances, but Addai's new absence reduces one late option and Como have another major fixture ahead. I expect Venezia to answer enough of Como's pressure, so I'm siding with Venezia to keep the final margin close.
Frosinone can repeatedly find Ghedjemis on the right, Kvernadze on the far side and Bîrligea from the bench. Torino's Belghali and Simeone have supplied a response after conceding, and direct passes toward Adams can attack the space behind Frosinone's press. Torino's defensive absences and Frosinone's shorter rest shape the rotations, while the projected starters remain unconfirmed. The recent Lecce, Atalanta, Parma and Monza sequences show routes to another finish after the first exchange. I'm siding with continued scoring in Frosinone–Torino.
