Juventus-Frosinone official lineups: predictions scorers, cautioned and shooters of the challenge scheduled at Allianz Stadium.
A match of neuralgic importance for the path of the two teams. After the only point won in the last four league outings, Juventus has no alternative but to win. Despite the latest negative results, Max Allegri continues to trust the three-man line with a five-man midfield: out again Alcaraz.
Reduced from a match against Roma in which they harvested less than what they sowed especially in the first half of the game, Frosinone wants to perform well against an opponent who appeared not irresistible in the last month. Di Francesco’s team will not distort its tactical credo and will play it out in Turin with its own weapons made up of dribbling and well-assorted game plots. Here are the choices of the two coaches:
JUVENTUS (3-5-2): Szczesny, Gatti, Bremer, Rugani, Cambiaso, Mckennie, Locatelli, Rabiot, Kostic, Vlahovic, Chiesa
FROSINONE (4-3-3) Cerofolini; Zortea, Okoli, Romagnoli, Valeri; Lirola, Mazzitelli, Brescianini; Soulé, Cheddira, Harroui
Juventus-Frosinone, the scorers prediction
If it’s not an inside or outside for Allegri’s men, it’s close. A vibrant match with important rhythms is expected at the Stadium, also due to Frosinone’s propensity to keep their center of gravity high. If attacked with the right timing, however, the Ciociari’s rearguard can go into great difficulty. Coming off a colorless 2024, Federico Chiesa was again deployed from the first minute. After the excellent flashes highlighted in the match against Verona, the time has come for the son of art to come back and load the team on his shoulders. The feeling is that the former Fiorentina player could score at least one goal, taking advantage of Frosinone’s defensive amnesia and his ability to attack the opponent’s penalty area with vehemence and nastiness.
Probable cautions and shooters for Juventus-Frosinone
Revitalized by the goal against Verona that broke a no period in terms of performance, Adrien Rabiot could also stamp his seal on Juve-Frosinone. The feeling is that the transalpine midfielder’s “engine” may allow him to hurl at least one conclusion into the opponent’s goal mirror. The Mckennie marksman option also intrigues: although the Texan is in a period of decline, thanks to his insertions he is often able to sow havoc in the opponent’s rearguard. Often dangerous in free-kick situations, Gatti could also project himself forward against his former team: among the risk-takers, the former Frosinone man’s candidacy as a possible marksman particularly intrigues.
As mentioned, Di Francesco’s team will not play as an extra and will try with its weapons to hurt Allegri’s defense. In addition to the usual Soulé, watch out for the ballistic talents of Mazzitelli, who often tries mid-long distance full-necked conclusions. As for possible cautions, however, three names in particular should be noted: Valeri and Okoli on one side and Gatti on the other. Not accurate in reading some game situations, they could be forced to spend at least one yellow card.
