Frosinone Calcio 2-0 Torino FC: Serie A Match Report, 1 November 2026

Frosinone's previous three league games had produced twenty goals. This one produced two, both after half-time and both for the home side: Frosinone Calcio 2-0 Torino FC, goalless at the break. It was the first Frosinone match this season to reach half-time at 0-0. Neither the scorers nor the timing is known, so the split between the halves is the only shape the result has.

Frosinone, promoted last summer, came in sixth on 17 points from nine games with a goal difference of +8. The twenty goals were 4-2 at home to Sassuolo, 4-4 at Atalanta and 5-1 at home to Lecce three days before this. At home they had won four in a row since losing 1-0 to Juventus in their opening game, scoring 14 in those five matches. Only twice all season had they kept a clean sheet.

Torino were tenth on 13 points, goal difference level, after a run that had turned the wrong way five days earlier: three straight wins, over Udinese, Parma and Monza, and then a 3-1 home defeat by Como. They had failed to score only once all season, 2-0 at home to Roma in September, and had lost once in four away games, 2-1 at Sassuolo.

The clubs had no recent meeting to go on, so there is no head-to-head to read into the result.

Frosinone move to 20 points from ten games and a goal difference of +10, with five straight home wins and a third clean sheet of the season. Their home record now reads five wins and one defeat, 16 scored and six conceded. The margin over Torino widens from four points to seven. Twenty points from ten games is a strong return for a promoted club, though ten games is all it is, and 24 goals scored, more than two a game, is what has carried it.

Nothing was published here before the match, which came at the end of a spell in which the site went without updates, so we have no pick on it.

Torino stay on 13 points from ten with a goal difference of -2, and a three-match winning run has become two defeats, the second without a goal. Thirteen from ten is slightly ahead of last season's rate, when 45 points from 38 games brought 12th place: 1.3 a game against 1.18. Sixteen conceded in ten is very close to last season's rate as well, and their 63 goals against then were the most of any club that stayed up. Two defeats in five days is not a slide on that evidence; on points per game, Torino are roughly where last season left them.