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Serie A · Matchday 4

Genoa

Lorenzo Colombo 45+1'

J. Vasquez 50'

1 – 1

FT

 

HT 0–1

Frosinone

G. Kvernadze 14'

Serie A

Matchday 4

Genoa1–1Frosinone

1.88

Expected goals

1.93

14′46′50′86′

Shot-by-shot xG is not available for this fixture, so the race is shown as full-time totals: GEN 1.88, FRO 1.93.

GENFRO· Luigi Ferraris, Genova

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Pre-match note

Genoa's Tactical Flexibility Faces Frosinone's Resilience

As Genoa host Frosinone at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, the tactical battle promises to reveal contrasting philosophies. The home side's adaptability will be tested against the visitors' organized defensive setup.

Genoa enters this match looking for a strong performance after a mixed start to the season. Their ability to shift formations mid-game has been a hallmark under their current management. Expect them to utilize this flexibility to exploit Frosinone's weaknesses, particularly in the wide areas where their wing-backs can stretch the play and create overloads.

Frosinone, on the other hand, have established themselves as a side that thrives on defensive solidity. Their compact shape will challenge Genoa's creativity. The visitors are likely to sit deep, looking to frustrate their opponents and capitalize on any mistakes. This approach has worked well for them in previous encounters, where they have often absorbed pressure and hit on the counter.

A key battle will unfold in midfield, where Genoa's dynamic playmakers will go head-to-head with Frosinone's disciplined midfield duo. The home side's ability to transition quickly from defense to attack will be crucial, especially against a Frosinone side that prefers to disrupt the rhythm of their opponents. If Genoa can find pockets of space and link up effectively, they could unlock Frosinone's defensive line.

Defensively, Genoa will need to be wary of Frosinone's pace on the break. The visitors are likely to employ quick transitions, utilizing their forwards' speed to exploit any gaps left by the attacking intent of the home side. Genoa's backline must remain alert, especially when pushing forward, as Frosinone will look to take advantage of any overcommitment.

Set pieces could also play a crucial role in this fixture. Both teams have shown vulnerabilities in defending set plays, and with players who can deliver quality balls into the box, it could be a decisive factor. Genoa will hope to capitalize on their height advantage, while Frosinone will need to ensure they maintain their shape during these moments.

As the match unfolds, the tactical chess match will be as much about adjustments as it is about execution. Genoa’s capacity to adapt mid-game could be the key to breaking down Frosinone's rigid structure. Conversely, if the visitors can maintain their discipline and frustrate the home side, they may just find opportunities to snatch a result on the road.

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Match report

Genoa 1-1 Frosinone

Genoa and Frosinone shared 2 goals in a 1-1 Serie A draw at Luigi Ferraris. Kvernadze opened the scoring for Frosinone on 14' and Vasquez levelled for Genoa on 50'.

Expected goals finished Genoa 1.88, Frosinone 1.93. Frosinone held 56.0% of the ball.

Vásquez was dismissed for Genoa in the closing moments, too late to shape the result.

Giorgi Kvernadze came out of it with the best individual rating on the pitch, 8.0 for Frosinone from 1 goal, 6 key passes and 2 shots.

It was a niggly afternoon: 24 fouls between them and 5 yellow cards, with Frosinone conceding the most free-kicks (12).

Assembled by TackleZone from this fixture’s match events, team statistics and player ratings. Figures are as reported by the competition feed; where a statistic was not reported, it is left out rather than shown as zero. Longer written analysis is published for selected matches.

Quick stats

44%Possession56%
17Shots26
1.88xG1.93

What the numbers say

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Down To Ten

Genoa

Genoa played the closing 4 minutes a man down after a 86′ dismissal.

Sent off
86′
Player
Johan Vásquez

Rescued A Point

Genoa

Genoa went behind and dragged it back level.

Final score
1–1

Timeline

⚽14'

G. Kvernadze — assist: R. Schmid

🟨16'

Giorgio Cittadini

Foul

Tommaso Baldanzi · Penalty confirmed

📺44'

Lorenzo Colombo (Pen)

⚽45+1'
Half-time

Junior Messias ↑ T. Baldanzi ↓

🔄46'
🔄46'

I. Monterisi ↑ G. Cittadini ↓

Kingsley Ehizibue

Foul

🟨48'

J. Vasquez — assist: D. Sow

⚽50'

S. El Shaarawy ↑ K. Ehizibue ↓

🔄60'
🟨61'

Gabriele Bracaglia

Foul

Johan Vásquez

Argument

🟨66'

Vitinha ↑ L. Colombo ↓

🔄70'
🔄71'

L. Hasa ↑ R. Schmid ↓

🔄73'

T. Bobcek ↑ A. Raimondo ↓

🔄73'

S. Fini ↑ F. Ghedjemis ↓

Amorim ↑ D. Sow ↓

🔄79'

F. Meichtry ↑ M. E. Ellertsson ↓

🔄80'

Johan Vásquez

Foul

🟨86'

Johan Vásquez

Foul

🟥86'
🔄87'

A. Zerbin ↑ G. Kvernadze ↓

Match info

Kickoff 
VenueLuigi Ferraris, Genova
RefereeAntonio Rapuano, Italy
CompetitionSerie A
Season2026
RoundMatchday 4
StatusMatch Finished
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Match context

Genoa

#19

1 pts · 5 played

LDLLL

Frosinone

#6

10 pts · 5 played

WDWWL

Genoa

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Frosinone

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