There Fiorentina The ghosts of last season, one of the most painful in Fiorentina's history, are reliving. Fabio Grosso's team, after suffering a 4-0 defeat against Roma on the opening day of the season, with striker Kean separated at home, collapsed at the Artemio Franchi Stadium, conceding three goals to Frosinone. The match, which was supposed to kick off Fiorentina's centenary celebrations, began with a choreography by the Curva Fiesole clubs and saw the team donning their celebratory red and white jerseys, turned into a nightmare in the second half of the first half. Goals from Raimondo and Bracaglia, in the 25th and 38th minutes, changed the course of the match, after Mastantuono had nearly taken the lead and Gudmundsson had a goal ruled out for offside. Fiorentina attempted to close the gap, but luck wasn't on their side when Mastantuono and Valde hit the Frosinone goalposts within a minute. The curtain fell with Raimondo's brace midway through the second half.
The Sassuolo The Sassuolo side reunited with Domenico Berardi and secured their first three points with a 2-1 victory over Torino. Leading after the half-hour mark through Volpato, the Emilians were equalized by a goal from Granata player Comuzzo just seconds before halftime. Berardi's introduction, decided by Coach Aquilani in the 28th minute of the second half, sealed the deal. In just five minutes, the Sassuolo icon scored, heading in Leysen's free kick from a side kick taken by Laurienté.
THE'’Udinese conquered the Monza pitch, winning 3-2. Friuli took the lead Piotrowski's goal was answered by Colpani for the home side, but before halftime, the Bianconeri scored twice, with a long-range effort from Kamara and a shot from the edge of the area from Ekkelenkamp. In the second half, Juric's team pulled one back with a header from Varela, but it couldn't avoid defeat following their defeat to Inter at San Siro.
