Key Facts
- Frosinone, in sixth place, is four points ahead of Atalanta, who sits in eleventh; a win would widen the gap, while a loss would narrow it.
- Atalanta has scored in only three of its last five games; the “Both Teams to Score: No” bet capitalizes on this scoring drought.
- Frosinone’s 4-2 win over Sassuolo showcased their attacking prowess: Forward Antonio Raimondo scored a hat trick, while midfielder Giacomo Calò opened the scoring.
- With Isak Hien, Odilon Kossounou, and Sead Kolasinac out, Atalanta is missing key defenders; Giorgio Scalvini’s questionable availability further limits Sarri’s options.
Match Preview
After losses to AC Milan and Ajax Amsterdam, Maurizio Sarri’s revamped Atalanta needs to bounce back. And just when you’d least expect it, Massimiliano Alvini’s Frosinone is coming to the New Balance Arena riding high on the back of a league win against Sassuolo. The two teams will face off in Serie A on Sunday, with Frosinone sitting four points ahead of Atalanta. Atalanta dominated the last recorded competitive match between the two sides in 2024. However, given their recent defensive performances, a repeat seems unlikely.
- Venue: New Balance Arena, Bergamo
- Date and Time: October 25, 2026, 3:00 p.m.
- Competition: Serie A (Matchday 8)
The betting market clearly favors Atalanta, but Sarri’s depleted defense will face Frosinone’s relentless pressing. In the four away games listed, Frosinone failed to score. This underscores their underdog status, but Antonio Raimondo’s form keeps the door open for an upset. Given Atalanta’s defensive struggles, bets on Frosinone or a draw—as well as the riskier pick of a Frosinone win—are worth considering. New customers betting on the underdog should check the terms and conditions for a new-customer betting bonus beforehand. Atalanta’s recent scoring drought supports a “Both Teams to Score: No” bet.
Atalanta Form & Record Check
Atalanta lost 0–2 to Ajax Amsterdam in the Conference League group stage, following a 2–3 defeat at AC Milan in Serie A. Sarri’s defensive setup is a cause for concern: Atalanta has conceded at least one goal in each of its last five games across all competitions. That’s not a good foundation for a clear favorite. However, the 3-1 league win against Venezia showed that Atalanta can still create scoring chances. Betting on Frosinone to keep a clean sheet would therefore be risky.
Isak Hien, Odilon Kossounou, and Sead Kolasinac are out, and Giorgio Scalvini’s availability is questionable. This leaves Sarri with fewer options to secure his penalty area. Five of Atalanta’s eleven goals conceded in Serie A came from set pieces. That could prove costly against Frosinone, especially since Giacomo Calò delivers dangerous crosses into the penalty area.
Frosinone Form & Record Check
Frosinone beat Sassuolo 4-2 in Serie A. Antonio Raimondo’s hat trick and Giacomo Calò’s opening goal showed just how quickly Alvini’s team can strike. Three wins in their last five league games solidify their sixth-place standing. However, the 0–3 loss at Napoli calls for caution when betting on an away win. With Florian Grillitsch sidelined, Patrizio Masini’s defensive support alongside Calò will be particularly important.
Frosinone could line up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Lorenzo Palmisani in goal and Giorgio Cittadini and Ilario Monterisi in central defense. Florian Grillitsch is out with adductor problems, so Patrizio Masini is likely to play alongside Giacomo Calò in midfield. Romano Schmid could start behind Antonio Raimondo, who scored a hat trick against Sassuolo.
Atalanta vs. Frosinone Head-to-Head & Statistics
In the six recorded competitive matches between the two teams, Atalanta has four wins, while Frosinone has one win and one draw. The record highlights the visitors’ underdog status: Atalanta won 5–0 in 2024, and each of the last four recorded matches featured more than two goals. A low-scoring game therefore seems unlikely. However, Frosinone’s 2–1 victory in 2023 shows that an upset is also part of this history.
