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JuventusFrosinone came in riding four straight wins. Juventus came in with something to prove after a mixed start to their season. One headed goal, one clean sheet, and that was enough to settle it at the Stadio Benito Stirpe.
The Goal That Decided It
Twenty-two minutes in, Francisco Conceição found Bremer with a delivery that the center back met cleanly, sending a header into the net. That was the match, as it turned out. Frosinone never really threatened to change the story after that — their goalkeeper made four saves across the full ninety, but only two of those came on target from Juventus, which tells you how comfortable the visitors were without ever truly opening up.
The numbers back up what the eye test showed. Juventus owned 63 percent of the ball, completed 480 passes to Frosinone's 273, and generated 20 shots to the home side's 11. Frosinone managed just two shots on target all night. Twelve corners to three. The home side spent long stretches simply chasing.
Our pre-match read made Juventus the favorite at 65 percent, and the result landed exactly where the form pointed.
Frosinone's Clavo
En qué clavo se encontraba Frosinone — a side that had looked sharp in their recent run, suddenly unable to build anything meaningful against a Juventus back line that gave them nothing. Romano Schmid picked up a yellow in the 43rd minute, the kind of booking that comes when a team is scrambling to disrupt rather than compete. By halftime, the hosts were already in survival mode.
The second half didn't offer much more. Zeki Çelik was booked for Juventus at 50 minutes, and Andrea Cambiaso followed him into the referee's book in the 81st. Neither card changed the rhythm of the game. Juventus were content to manage, Frosinone were unable to force them to do anything else. Gabriele Calvani's late yellow in the third minute of stoppage time was the final footnote — a frustrated foul with the result already long decided.
Frosinone finished with 15 fouls and four offsides, the shape of a team that kept throwing itself at a problem and kept coming up short.
Verdict
Juventus will feel good about the discipline here — a road win, a clean sheet, no red cards, and a performance that never looked like it needed to be more than it was. Whether that kind of conservative efficiency holds up against heavier opposition is the real question going forward. For now, they take the three points and leave the Stirpe with their composure intact.
Frosinone, meanwhile, will look back at this and wonder if the recent form masked some structural issues. Thirty-seven percent possession at home, a passing accuracy that sat at 70 percent, and a final scoreline that was never in doubt. Their four-game run looks a little more fragile this morning.
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