That Frosinone–Sassuolo game answered one question and opened another. Frosinone’s pressure caught Bakola on the ball near his own goal for the opener, but Bakola then sent Berardi through while Frosinone were exposed on their right. Two mistakes around Sassuolo’s goal let Raimondo pull Frosinone clear. The press created danger at both ends; those goalmouth moments changed the score more sharply than possession alone can explain.
ANSA’s report traces the opener to Masini winning the ball from Bakola, the equalizer to Bakola’s pass, and Raimondo’s first two goals to Murić failing to deal with deliveries. The match record still marks the result provisional, so I’m treating the sequence as the useful takeaway rather than a settled verdict on either defence. For anyone who watched: did Sassuolo keep finding that route behind Frosinone’s press after Berardi’s goal, or did Frosinone close it?
