Frosinone away match at Cagliari, Digi Mart USA News: Frosinone travels to Cagliari’s Domus Arena seeking to build on recent performances that have propelled them to sixth place overall in the league table, a position that was unimaginable at the start of the season. The team comes off back-to-back home wins against Lecce and Torino, and a flurry of goals has made them the third-best attack in the league.
On the island, however, they will face a Cagliari side desperately searching for points, coming off four consecutive defeats that have dampened the excellent start to the season achieved by Pisacane’s team. The negative trend is also highlighted by the 12 goals conceded in the last four matches, out of the team’s total of 15 conceded.
The coach has demanded an immediate reaction from his players, without seeking excuses in the numerous absences. The home advantage and the urgent need to end the crisis could push the Sardinians to adopt a particularly aggressive approach.
“We play at home, after four defeats we want to get three points again,” Pisacane explained, while also praising Frosinone: “They are a team with a clear identity,” and describing their coach as “a strong and important manager.”
For Frosinone, Massimiliano Alvini is dealing with replacing the injured Raimondo, a role for which the Romanian Biirligea is the favorite. Two of the three central defenders will be chosen, with Calvani and Cittadini favored over Monterisi.
On the flanks, Oyono is expected to return on the right from the first minute, while on the left Bracaglia is also hoping to start instead of Terzić.
In midfield, Calò, for whom some had hoped for a national team call-up, will take his place as playmaker, alongside Masini, a tireless worker all over the pitch who has made the difference so far. The key to victory for the yellow and blues could be the intensity of the wingers: Ghedjemis in one-on-one situations can break open the match, while on the other side Kvernadze is in excellent form.
The match also represents an important away test for Frosinone, who after a thrilling 4-4 draw in Bergamo against Atalanta are hunting for an away win that would send another strong message from the newly promoted team. The distance of the trip will not favor a mass exodus of fans, but at least 250 supporters are expected in the stands in Cagliari to cheer on their team.
