won 111 of 347 settled GS picks · +113.0u profit · this pick: Antonio Raimondo to score @ 3.40 · 3 units
⚡ Why this pick
Expected to lead the line again
Scored twice in a recent match
Venezia backline giving up clear chances
Plays with confidence when chances fall
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Frosinone
4-2-3-1
● Confirmed
9
⚽⚽↓80′
Raimondo
17
⚽
Kvernadze
10
↓57′
Schmid
40
↓57′
Fini
14
↓88′
Calo
73
Masini
79
Bracaglia
2
↓79′
Cittadini
3
Calvani
20
Oyono
22
Palmisani
Bench (15)
Fares Ghedjemis ↑57′ · Matteo Cichella ↑57′ · Ilario Monterisi ↑79′ · Daniel Birligea ↑80′ · Wisdom Amey ↑88′ · Matteo Pisseri · Alessio Zerbin · Florian Grillitsch · Anouar El Azzouzi · Luis Hasa · Aleksa Terzic · Omar Fayed · Tomas Bobcek · Enzo Tchato · Sebastiano Desplanches
Coach · Massimiliano Alvini
Match Preview
Frosinone vs Venezia Match Preview
AI-written editorial preview · updated 2026-09-04 13:53 UTC
Frosinone and Venezia seek momentum in early Serie A clash
Frosinone and Venezia meet at the Stadio Benito Stirpe this Sunday, both looking to find their footing in what is only the third matchday of the new Serie A campaign. While the season is still in its infancy, both sides are eager to establish a rhythm and move past early-season inconsistencies.
Seeking a first league win
Frosinone enters this fixture with a mixed start to their domestic season. After falling to Juventus in their opener, they responded emphatically with a 3-0 victory against Fiorentina on 29 August, demonstrating the attacking potential within their squad. Keeping that momentum alive will be the primary objective as they return to their home ground.
Venezia's search for defensive stability
Venezia has endured a challenging start, suffering consecutive defeats in the league against Lecce and AC Milan. Their recent cup exit at the hands of Udinese on 2 September adds pressure to find a result, though they have shown a tendency to remain threatening in the final quarter of matches. If they can tighten their defensive structure early on, they remain a side capable of causing problems late in the game.
Team news and expected lineups
For the hosts, the expected XI features Lorenzo Palmisani in goal, supported by a defensive unit including Anthony Oyono and Ilario Monterisi. The midfield is expected to be anchored by Giacomo Calo and Romano Schmid, with Antonio Raimondo leading the forward line alongside Seydou Fini.
Venezia faces a notable absence, with Bartol Franjic sidelined due to injury. The visitors are expected to line up with Filip Stankovic in goal and a backline featuring Armel Bella-Kotchap and Joel Schingtienne. The midfield trio of Gianluca Busio, Kike Perez, and Toma Basic will be tasked with providing service to attackers Akor Adams and John Yeboah.
Reflecting on past encounters
The history between these two clubs suggests a competitive edge, with recent meetings heavily favouring the visitors. Venezia claimed a 2-1 victory at the Stadio Benito Stirpe as recently as 7 February 2026, and they also secured a 3-0 win over Frosinone in October 2025. Frosinone will be looking to flip that recent script and use their home advantage to secure a vital three points in this early-season test.
