The Italian Serie A match between Frosinone vs Milan ended with a score of 2-3 for the visitors. The victory for the club nicknamed I Rossoneri could be said to have been achieved dramatically.
AC Milan played an away match against Frosinone in the 2023/24 Italian Serie A week 23, Sunday (4/2/2024). The two teams competed at the Benito Stirpe Stadium, home of Frosinone.
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This is the second meeting for AC Milan and Frosinone in the Italian Serie A this season. In the first meeting at the San Siro Stadium, Stefano Pioli’s men won with a score of 3-1.
Frosinone certainly has the ambition to beat AC Milan at home. Moreover, Eusebio Di Francesco’s men are unbeaten in their last two matches with one draw and one win.
The course of the Frosinone vs Milan match
In this match, AC Milan was in control of the game with ball control reaching 58%. Compared to 42% for the Frosinone camp. The Rossoneri also made a total of five shots on target, while the hosts only had four.
AC Milan managed to gain the lead first, through a goal scored by striker Olivier Giroud in the 17th minute. However, Frosinone was able to equalize the score at 1-1 through Matias Soule’s penalty kick in the 24th minute.
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Interestingly, Frosinone was able to turn things around to 2-1 through a goal scored by Luca Mazzitelli in the 65th minute. Luckily, AC Milan was able to equalize the score at 2-2 in the 72nd minute through Matteo Gabbia’s action.
AC Milan achieved a dramatic victory in the 81st minute, where Luka Jovic’s action was able to tear Frosinone’s net. The 3-2 score lasted until the match was over, and Frosinone lost at home.
Frosinone vs Milan Player Lineup
Frosinone (4-3-3)
Stefano Turati (GK); Francesco Gelli, Simone Romagnoli, Caleb Okoli, Marco Brescianini; Luca Mazzitelli, Enzo Barrenechea, Abdou Harroui; Matías Soule, Kaio Jorge, Demba Seck.
AC Milan (4-2-3-1)
Mike Maignan (GK); Davide Calabria, Simon Kjaer, Matteo Gabbia, Theo Hernandez; Yacine Adli, Tijjani Reijnders; Christian Pulisic, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Rafael Leao; Olivier Giroud.