Frosinone defeated their reserve team 1-0 in a pre-season friendly match held at Campo d’Altura on Monte Terminillo, as reported by Alessandro Cosattini. The match served as an opportunity for manager Fabio Alvini to assess his squad and build fitness ahead of their Coppa Italia clash against Juve Stabia.
Jeremy Oyono scored the only goal of the game, a quick counter-attacking strike that beat newly signed goalkeeper Desplanches. The goal represents the first of the pre-season campaign for the Serie A side. Alvini experimented with different formations during the match, deploying a 3-5-2 with the first team and a 4-3-3 with the reserves.
Calò impressed with his set-piece delivery and overall play, establishing himself as the team’s primary free-kick and corner taker. Colley and Fini also showed promise in the attacking third for Frosinone B, with Palmisani making several positive contributions. Raimondo had limited opportunities to make an impact in the second half.
Frosinone are continuing to bolster their squad during the transfer window, with the acquisition of Zerbin reportedly completed. They are also awaiting the return of players like Ghedjemis from their summer breaks. The club is preparing for a return to Serie A after securing promotion last season, and is looking to strengthen its roster before the start of the competitive campaign. This friendly match provided valuable minutes and tactical insights as they build towards the new season.
Frosinone A lined up with Palmisani; Gelli J., Cittadini, Amey; Oyono J., Calò, Cicchella, Koutsoupias, Corrado; Barcella, Raimondo. Frosinone B featured Desplanches; Oyono A., Calvani, Monterisi, Bracaglia; El Azzouzi, Kone, Gelli F.; Colley, Fini, Kvernadze.
