Chocharia Auggie: Frosinone, Stirpa’s ‘law’ must return

“Frosinone, Stirpa’s ‘Law’ Must Return,” short caption. Chocharia today.

Frosinone Fabio Grosso is about to face the most important phase of the championship in a much tighter line-up than in the matches already played in the second round. Only seven of the four remain to be played at Benito Stirpe, starting with the next match against Ascoli, to continue with Sudtirol and Reggina and close the mini-series of the most important scheduled meeting against Genoa. on May 13, when the matches of the penultimate round will be played. These are four undeniably difficult and very demanding matches, but winning them would open the doors of Serie A to the current leaders for the third time in seven years.

To confirm this would, of course, be mathematical certainty. But with three more away matches to go, and we mean Cagliari and Pisa first of all, confidence in promotion could come even before the key match against the Ligurian Griffin. The three points played could be decisive to confirm the current position in the standings, given the fact that Frosinone starts with an advantage to line up in the final sprint in first place on the grid, and Genoa in second place with a four-point lead. position, while Bari and Sudtirol are respectively third and fourth, ten and eleven points behind. As for the red-white line-up, they will have to add one more point to the current top ten gap for direct comparisons in favor of the leaders.

Thus, the promotion, as already mentioned, could be based on the results of the four matches that Lucioni and his companions would have to play in the Benito Stirpe fort, which allowed them to get eleven wins in fifteen matches played at home, and even ten successes. out of twelve before losing to Parma […].