Frosinone vs Parma Predictions

Frosinone are edging towards the drop by the week, following their 1-0 loss at home to SPAL at the weekend. That made it three defeats on the bounce for the strugglers, who are now eight points shy of safety. A speedy return to Serie B looks likely for the home side, especially as they prepare to face a fellow promoted side; a team flourishing in the top tier.

Frosinone have been shy of wins all season, now they have only nine matches left. They’d need to win seven of those to match the points tally of the side who finished 17th last term, so it is make or break for the hosts here. They’re up against Bologna and Empoli in the survival fight, two sides who are winning games and pulling away from 19th placed Frosinone. That means that home wins are crucial, but the hosts haven’t seen many of them this season.

Parma come here with not a great deal to play for, but their tally of 33 points so far is an impressive one. They have a solid lead over the bottom three, which should keep them safe in the remaining weeks. They are aiming to hit the 40-point mark as soon as possible, which would make safety a foregone conclusion. Could they take a huge step forward with three points on Wednesday?

The hosts come here to take on a Frosinone side who are in rotten form at home. The hosts are yet to win at their own ground in the league this term, while they have picked up only five points. Unsurprisingly, they have Serie A’s worst home record, something which is pushing them further towards the drop. If that continues this week, then they’ll be considered as good as down. Time is ticking away for them to turn around their home record, having lost their last five home matches.

Parma have claimed the majority of their points on the road, having secured five wins on their travels so far. Their away record is even more impressive when you consider that they still have to travel to four of the seven teams below them. This trip is in theory their easiest away game of the season, with Frosinone losing nine times at home this term. We think that the visitors are overpriced considering how poor the hosts have been in front of their own fans. We’re going with a Parma win in this clash.