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Frosinone 2-0 Torino: Match Report, Goals, Stats and Ratings

Full time: Frosinone 2-0 Torino

Frosinone won 2-0 at home to Torino in Serie A Matchday 10 on Sunday 1 November 2026. The goals: Farès Ghedjemis 48', Giacomo Calò 90+3'. Moneyball's pre-match estimate had the result right.

How Frosinone won it

Frosinone struck first through Farès Ghedjemis in the 48th minute, set up by Giorgi Kvernadze. Giacomo Calò made it 2-0 to Frosinone in the 90th minute (+3), set up by Wisdom Amey.

It was 0-0 at half-time, and the second half changed the result.

The referee, Giuseppe Mucera, showed 4 yellow cards: 1 to Frosinone and 3 to Torino.

Frosinone: M. Alvini, 4-2-3-1 · Torino: I. Abate, 3-5-2.

Moneyball's prediction against the result

The prediction was right. Moneyball's pick on the Match Board was Frosinone -0.25, and on 2-0 it was right.

The estimate's most likely result was a Frosinone win at 49%, and that is what happened. Its single most likely score was 1-1 (10%).

The goals dried up: the estimate expected about 3.5 and the match produced two.

Over 2.5 goals had been put at 66%; with 2 goals the under came in, against the way the estimate leaned.

Both teams to score was 67%; they did not both score, against the estimate.

The pre-match consensus had a Frosinone win at 41%, the same lean as Moneyball.

Computed before kick-off from both sides' season goals and expected goals as of 2026-11-01, through a Dixon-Coles score model, and left as it was.

Why it went this way

On the day the expected goals were 0.89 for Frosinone and 2.40 for Torino.

Frosinone scored about 1.1 more than their chances were worth: clinical finishing, or a goalkeeper having a bad day.

Torino left about 2.4 goals' worth of chances on the pitch.

Torino created the better chances, 2.40 xG to 0.89, and still lost. On chances alone, the result could easily have gone the other way.

The run of play itself went against the pre-match reading: Moneyball expected Frosinone to create more, and Torino did.

Frosinone had 8 shots on target, Torino 3.

Torino had 54% of the ball, but Frosinone took the points.

Where the two sides stood before this match

Frosinone came into it with 11 Serie A matches played, scoring 2.2 and conceding 1.4 a match, with 1.90 expected goals for and 2.11 against, and had won 55% of their matches.

Torino came into it with 11 Serie A matches played, scoring 1.4 and conceding 1.6 a match, with 1.09 expected goals for and 1.54 against, and had won 36% of their matches.

Frosinone vs Torino: the match in numbers

FrosinoneMatch statisticsTorino
46%Ball possession54%
0.89Expected goals (xG)2.40
20Total shots12
8Shots on target3
2Big chances1
304Total passes360
68%Pass accuracy73%
7Corners7
14Fouls13
3Offsides3
24Tackles17
3Saves4
1Yellow cards3

Team statistics from Sportmonks.

Player ratings and man of the match

Man of the match: Giacomo Calò (Frosinone), rated 8.1 by Sportmonks, with 1 goal.

Frosinone

Torino

The lowest-rated starter was Gvidas Gineitis at 6.1. Ratings run from 0 to 10; around 7.0 is a solid match.

What comes next

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Questions about Frosinone vs Torino

What was the score in Frosinone vs Torino?

Frosinone 2-0 Torino (half-time 0-0), Serie A, Sunday 1 November 2026.

Who scored in Frosinone vs Torino?

Farès Ghedjemis 48', Giacomo Calò 90+3'.

Did Moneyball predict Frosinone vs Torino correctly?

The prediction was right. Moneyball's pick on the Match Board was Frosinone -0.25, and on 2-0 it was right.

Who was man of the match in Frosinone vs Torino?

Giacomo Calò, rated 8.1 by Sportmonks.

Who refereed Frosinone vs Torino?

Giuseppe Mucera.

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