Frosinone 3-2 Venezia – home side clinch victory.

The Serie A encounter between Frosinone and Venezia took place at the Stadio Benito Stirpe in Frosinone on 6 September 2026. Both teams entered the match looking to secure early points in the campaign, and the atmosphere was charged as the home side hoped to make the most of their familiar surroundings.

How it unfolded

The opening stages were dominated by Frosinone. In the 21st minute Antonio Raimondo broke the deadlock with a well-timed header from the centre of the box, finding the bottom right corner after a cross from Anthony Oyono. The early lead gave the hosts confidence and set the tone for the first half.

Both sides saw a booking in the 33rd minute: Redouane Halhal of Venezia was shown a yellow card, and minutes later Romano Schmid received the same caution for Frosinone.

Raimondo doubled Frosinone’s advantage just eight minutes later. In the 39th minute he slotted a right-footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal, this time assisted by Patrizio Masini. The 2-0 lead appeared comfortable as the first half drew to a close.

Discipline continued to feature in the game. Gianluca Busio of Venezia was booked in the 40th minute for a bad foul, and Simon Sohm received a yellow card four minutes later.

The second half began with a further booking for the home side when Anthony Oyono was shown a yellow card in the 61st minute for a bad foul.

Venezia responded quickly. In the 66th minute John Yeboah reduced the deficit, striking a left-footed shot from the right side of the box into the top left corner after a fast-break pass from Busio. The visitors kept the pressure on and equalised seven minutes later: Richie Sagrado netted a left-footed close-range finish, assisted by Antoine Hainaut, to make it 2-2.

Frosinone restored their lead in the 83rd minute. Giorgi Kvernadze unleashed a right-footed shot from the centre of the box that curled into the bottom right corner, putting the home side back in front at 3-2.

The match concluded with a final booking in the 89th minute when Matías Moreno of Venezia was cautioned for a bad foul. No further goals were scored, and Frosinone held on for the win.

Standout performers

  • Antonio Raimondo (Frosinone) – The young striker was the decisive figure, scoring both of Frosinone’s opening goals, first with a header and then with a close-range finish.
  • Anthony Oyono (Frosinone) – Provided the assist for the 21st-minute opener and was involved in the build-up, though he also picked up a yellow card in the second half.
  • Patrizio Masini (Frosinone) – Delivered the assist for Raimondo’s second goal, helping to double the lead before halftime.
  • Giorgi Kvernadze (Frosinone) – Scored the winning goal in the 83rd minute, sealing the three-point haul for the hosts.
  • John Yeboah (Venezia) – Pulled a goal back for Venezia with a well-timed left-footed strike after a quick break.
  • Gianluca Busio (Venezia) – Created the chance for Yeboah with an assist and was also booked for a foul in the first half.
  • Richie Sagrado (Venezia) – Equalised for the visitors with a close-range finish, assisted by Antoine Hainaut.
  • Antoine Hainaut (Venezia) – Set up Sagrado’s goal, contributing to the late comeback.

Match facts

  • Final score: Frosinone 3-2 Venezia
  • Scorers:
    • Antonio Raimondo (21’, 39’) – Frosinone
    • Giorgi Kvernadze (83’) – Frosinone
    • John Yeboah (66’) – Venezia
    • Richie Sagrado (74’) – Venezia
  • Assists:
    • Anthony Oyono (21’) – Frosinone
    • Patrizio Masini (39’) – Frosinone
    • Gianluca Busio (66’) – Venezia
    • Antoine Hainaut (74’) – Venezia
  • Bookings:
    • Redouane Halhal (Venezia, 33’)
    • Romano Schmid (Frosinone, 33’)
    • Gianluca Busio (Venezia, 40’) – for a bad foul
    • Simon Sohm (Venezia, 44’)
    • Anthony Oyono (Frosinone, 61’) – for a bad foul
    • Matías Moreno (Venezia, 89’) – for a bad foul
  • Venue: Stadio Benito Stirpe, Frosinone

What it means

The three points earned by Frosinone keep them ahead in their Serie A campaign, while Venezia take a single point from the encounter, leaving both sides to build on the result in upcoming fixtures.