Serie A: Frosinone vs Inter 1-3, as the nerazzurri earn three important points Frosinone are set to take on Inter Milan tonight in the Italian Serie A as you can view the live updates bellow right here on Calciomercato.com. MATCH PREVIEW: - Among opponents against which Frosinone have lost all of their Serie A meetings, Inter are the only one that Frosinone are yet to score a goal against (three defeats and zero goals). - Frosinone’s only previous Serie A home game gainst Inter also was on MD32 - Inter won 1-0 thanks to Mauro Icardi’s strike. - Frosinone have won both of their last two Serie A games, the first time they’ve done so in the competition. The last newly promoted team to have won three in a row was Cagliari in October 2016. - Inter have won each of their last three Serie A matches against newly promoted teams; the last time they won four such games in a row was back in the 2013/14 campaign. - Inter have won their last two away league games: only once before this season have they won three such matches in a row (between September and October). - No Serie A team has won fewer points than Frosinone in home games this season (eight), whilst only Juventus have earned more points away from home than Inter (27). - Frosinone have won seven fewer points at home (eight) than away (15) in Serie A this season, the biggest negative difference of any side in the competition. - Frosinone have had fewer touches in opposition’s box than any other side in Serie A this season (14 per game), whilst only Atalanta have a higher such average than Inter (27 per game). - Daniel Ciofani has found the net in both of his last two league games (two goals) – no Frosinone player has ever scored in three successive games in Serie A. - Inter striker Mauro Icardi has scored seven of his 10 Serie A goals this season in away games – he has never finished a Serie A campaign with more away goals than home goals LIVE COMMENTARY:<doc-sep>Inter beat Frosinone 3 – 1 to ensure they remain 5 points ahead of city rivals Milan in the race for the Champion League.Nainggolan opened the scoring after 19 minutes, and Perišić made it two when he converted from the spot. Cassata gave Frosinone a lifeline but Vecino ensured all three points would go to the Nerazzurri when he started and finished a nice counter attack.Inter4-2-3-1Handanović 6 – A quiet evening for the keeper but he was alert when he needed to be. He might think that he could have done more with Cassata’s goalD’Ambrosio 6.5 – Good showing from the Italian.de Vrij 6.5 – Had little to do. Was faultless in the air.Škriniar 7 – Solid as ever. Was dragged down in the box and won the penalty.Asamoah 6.5 – A little too conservative from the Ghanaian, didn’t get forward very often.Valero 5 – Was a solid but unspectacular display. Failed to get the ball clear in the build-up to the Frosinone goal. Was removed after 75 mins due to injury.Vecino 6.5 – Not his finest game, was often careless in possession but did wrap up all three points when he finished off a nice counter attack.Nainggolan 7.5 – Got the game’s first goal when he headed home D’Ambrosio’s cross. Looked Inter’s most threatening player.Politano 6 – Will be disappointed he couldn’t get on the scoresheet shortly before half time.Perišić 6 – Sent Sportiello the wrong way from the spot.Icardi 5.5 – Quiet evening for Icardi, should have scored when he headed over from 6 yards out.SUBS:Keita (70’) – Looked threatening when running at his man.Gagliardini (73’) N/AMário (88’) N/AFrosinone3-5-2Sportiello 6, Ariaudo 6 , Capuano 6.5, Goldaniga 6.5, Paganini 6.5, Chibsah 6, Cassasta 7, Valzania 6.5, Beghetto 6, Pinamonti 6,5, Ciofani 6.5 SUBS: Ciano (63’) 6, Maiello (81’) 6 Dionisi (87’) N/A<doc-sep>Inter's probable line-up vs Frosinone: Icardi over Lautaro, Borja Valero from the start Inter will face Frosinone today to continue their battle for Champions League football away from home. Luciano Spalletti will have to deal with the absence of Marcelo Brozovic, while other players like Lautaro Martinez or Stefan De Vrij return. Here is the probable line-up of the team: INTER (4-2-3-1): Handanovic; D'Ambrosio, De Vrij, Skriniar, Asamoah; Vecino, Borja Valero; Politano, Nainggolan, Perisic; Icardi.<doc-sep>Luciano Spalletti's side were under pressure to deliver a result in order to avoid being dragged into a tight race for Champions League qualification, after AS Roma and AC Milan won on Saturday. A header from Radja Nainggolan and an Ivan Perisic penalty in the first half put Inter in control before Francesco Cassata pulled one back for Frosinone as they improved after the break. However, Matias Vecino's stoppage-time strike sealed a win that keeps the visitors five points clear of Milan in fourth place with six rounds remaining in the league season. Serie A Inzaghi reportedly set to take charge of Inter 19 HOURS AGO Inter have 60 points, giving them breathing space from a tight-knit chasing pack of Milan (55), Roma (54), Atalanta (52), Torino (50) and Lazio (49). Atalanta and Lazio both have a game in hand. (Reporting by Alasdair Mackenzie Editing by Christian Radnedge) Serie A 10-man Juve boost top-four hopes with Inter win 15/05/2021 AT 15:16<doc-sep>
INTER HELD OFF Frosinone’s second-half fightback to strengthen their position inside Serie A’s top four thanks to Sunday’s 3-1 win at Stadio Benito Stirpe. Goals from Radja Nainggolan and Ivan Perisic before the interval appeared to put Luciano Spalletti’s side on course for a routine victory over their relegation-threatened hosts. But Francesco Cassata halved the deficit just past the hour with an effort that Inter goalkeeper Samir Handanovic ought to have repelled. That strike breathed fresh life into the contest as the Nerazzurri were forced to hold on somewhat grimly for the remainder, ultimately securing a success that cements their place in third thanks to Matias Vecino’s injury-time strike. They now sit six points clear of fifth-place Roma, who visit San Siro next weekend. Frosinone came into the game in possession of the division’s worst home record and found themselves behind inside 20 minutes as Danilo D’Ambrosio crossed from the right and Nainggolan steered the ball into the bottom-left corner. Luca Paganini ought to have done better than guide a free header over from eight yards as the hosts sought a swift response and they were masters of their own downfall in going two behind before the break. Raman Chibsah inexplicably bear-hugged Milan Skriniar to the floor at a corner and Perisic calmly converted the spot-kick, sending Marco Sportiello the wrong way. Sportiello saved impressively from Matteo Politano one-on-one as Inter threatened to put the game completely to bed and that stop took on added importance as Cassata’s effort from the edge of the box squirmed under Handanovic’s right arm. Camillo Ciano whipped a free-kick narrowly wide and Lorenzo Ariaudo headed straight at Handanovic as Frosinone harnessed their momentum, only for any hopes of salvaging a point to be decisively quashed by Vecino’s well-worked goal. Subscribe to our new podcast, The42 Rugby Weekly, here: