Frosinone climbs into top‑5 by beating Sassuolo and overtaking Amorim's Milan

Frosinone beat Sassuolo 4‑2 in the opening of the seventh round of Serie A, securing 13 points and moving provisionally into fifth place, overtaking Ruben Amorim's Milan.

Match details

The home game started with Giacomo Calò in the ninth minute. Antonio Raimondo scored a hat‑trick at 26, 30 and 57 minutes, sealing the hosts' victory.

In the second half, Sassuolo responded with Rafael Obrador, a full‑back on loan from Benfica, and saw Domenico Berardi score in the 15th minute, followed by Kristian Thorstvedt in the 37th minute.

With the win, Frosinone reaches 13 points, while Sassuolo remains on eight points, occupying 11th place in the table.

Raimondo’s hat‑trick lifts Frosinone up the Serie A table

The result puts Frosinone in the top‑5 of Serie A, a position that is not yet definitive, but already shows a strong start to the season.

Ruben Amorim, Milan's coach, saw his club slip down in the standings, falling out of the top‑5 after the defeat.

Fans celebrated on social media, with the club's official account posting "VINCIAMO NOOOOOOOOIIIIIII" accompanied by the hashtag #frosinonecalcio.