Frosinone
SassuoloDay 7
Raimondo А. 26'
Raimondo А. 30'
Raimondo А. 57'
Thorstvedt 37'
Frosinone: 22. Palmisani - 2. Cittadini, 20. Oyono A. (Amey, 80), 30. Monterisi (Fayed, 74), 79. Bracaglia - 14. Calò (Cichella, 80) - 73. Masini - 7. Ghedjemis, 10. Schmid R., 17. Kvernadze (Zerbin, 74) - 9. Raimondo А. (Birligea, 90)
Substitution: Fayed (from 74); Zerbin (from 74); Amey (from 80); Cichella (from 80); Birligea (from 90)
Bench: 91. Desplanches - 3. Calvani, 25. Akpoguma, 71. Terzić, 90. Tchato E. - 34. El Azzouzi A., 70. Hasa - 40. Fini - 89. Bobček
Sassuolo: 49. Muric A. - 3. Doig (Obrador, 68), 15. Caleta-Car, 20. Van Der Brempt, 26. Odenthal - 18. Matic (Lipani, 68), 42. Thorstvedt (Bowie, 58), 50. Bakola - 10. Berardi D., 45. Lauriente A. (Volpato C., 83), 94. Esposito Se. (Domínguez B., 68)
Substitution: Bowie (from 58); Obrador (from 68); Lipani (from 68); Domínguez B. (from 68); Volpato C. (from 83)
Bench: 12. Satalino, 80. Turati - 6. Walukiewicz, 70. Pieragnolo - 8. Ghion, 55. Sulemana I. - 46. Cinquegrano - 17. Adžić - 5. Cande F., 19. Skjellerup
Yellow Cards: Bowie 82
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