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Genoa vs Frosinone moves between two levels of Italian football and has produced sharply different answers. Genoa once turned the fixture into a 4–0 showcase, with Suso scoring three times, while Frosinone later won twice, including a comeback after Genoa struck first. Serie B and Serie A each supplied a different setting, giving the matchup a profile shaped by reversals, late goals and one unforgettable individual display.
Past matches, Genoa vs Frosinone
Matchup Genoa VS Frosinone
Genoa’s four-goal high point
The clearest Genoa statement arrived in Serie A in April 2016, when Genoa beat Frosinone 4–0. Suso supplied the defining flourish, scoring in the 43rd, 59th and 76th minutes; Luca Rigoni added the other goal. A hat-trick inside a four-goal home performance gives that game its distinctive memory and sets a high point for Genoa in this matchup.
Frosinone’s two responses
Seven years later, the balance turned in Serie B. Frosinone trailed after Milan Badelj’s 14th-minute opener, then Genoa’s Mattia Bani was sent off in the 27th minute. Luca Mazzitelli equalised two minutes later, Daniel Boloca put Frosinone ahead in first-half stoppage time, and Gennaro Borrelli made it 3–1. Albert Guðmundsson’s stoppage-time goal narrowed the margin, but Frosinone held on 3–2.
The return to Serie A in November 2023 brought another Frosinone win, this time 2–1. Matías Soulé scored first, Ruslan Malinovskyi levelled four minutes later, and Ilario Monterisi supplied the winning goal in the fourth minute of added time. Across the two divisions, the fixture’s appeal lies in how its outcomes have been shaped: Genoa’s 2016 burst, a red-card turning point in 2023 and a late finish that settled the next top-flight meeting.