Frosinone's press and wing play should make Sassuolo defend wide areas repeatedly. Sassuolo have a clear way to escape that pressure through Esposito and Matić. Those exits can turn Frosinone's advanced fullbacks into space for Berardi and Laurienté. The quality of the chances created from those two patterns should shape this match.
Ghedjemis and Schmid can feed Frosinone from the right, while Kvernadze can drive at Sassuolo's other flank. In the middle, Calò and Masini will try to press Matić, and Esposito's movement can pull that pressure away from the space behind them. Berardi and the Doig-Laurienté side have the runners to use it.
Leysen left the Milan match early, but Odenthal came in and played meaningful minutes, including a goal from a corner. Matić and Berardi also played against Milan, so Sassuolo's central link and main wide outlet have recent match action. Frosinone's wing supply remains real, though their heavy shot count at Napoli produced little on target.
Frosinone can push the play toward the Sassuolo fullbacks early. As the press stretches, Esposito can connect the next pass and release Berardi or Laurienté behind the advancing line. Sassuolo also have Thorstvedt and Adžić to keep that route moving later in the match. Frosinone have allowed substantial chances in two recent games despite different results, which gives those Sassuolo attacks a clear route into the box. That's why I'm siding with Sassuolo.
