Juventus beat Frosinone 1-0 in Serie A, with their greater control and sustained attacking pressure proving decisive despite both sides using a 4-2-3-1 formation. Bremer scored the only goal, rewarding an away display built on territorial authority and a considerably stronger volume of chances. Juventus held 63% possession and registered 20 shots, five of them on target, while producing 2.18 xG. Frosinone managed 11 attempts but tested the visiting goalkeeper only twice, generating 0.41 xG as they spent longer defending in a compact shape. The hosts nevertheless kept the contest close, with their goalkeeper saving 80% of the five efforts faced on target. At the other end, Juventus recorded a 100% save rate from Frosinone’s two accurate attempts, ensuring Bremer’s contribution was enough to settle the match. The narrow scoreline therefore understated the statistical gap, although Juventus lacked the finishing efficiency to turn their control into a more comfortable margin. Juventus leave Frosinone with three valuable points.