Frosinone vs Udinese Predictions

Frosinone have had their relegation confirmed, but will they be taking Udinese down to Serie B with them? This clash is still crucial for one of these two struggling sides, with the visitors just two points clear of the drop zone. That has seen them priced up as favourites to win in this trip on Sunday, as the Zebrette know that a defeat leaves them at risk of falling into the second tier. However, will their desperation be enough to overcome a terrible away record and deal with the pressure in this must-win game?

Frosinone certainly made an effort to avoid the drop last weekend, but their 2-2 draw at Sassuolo wasn’t enough to save them from their fate. That – coupled with Udinese holding Inter to a 0-0 draw – saw Frosinone sent back down. However, they are aiming to finish the season on a high. We did see an immediate upturn from Chievo after their relegation. After being relegated with just 11 points, they took four from their next two matches. Frosinone could make a similar jump, especially against vulnerable opposition.

If Udinese are relying on their away form to save them, then they could be in trouble. They’ve lost 11 of their away trips this term, with their only success on the road coming at Chievo. The Zebrette may be expecting to improve things against the league’s second worst side, but they’ve conceded 29 times across their other 16 matches on their travels. That record is something Frosinone can certainly take advantage of.

The visitors come here having lost seven of their last eight on the road going into this crucial trip. They are also aiming to end a 14 game run without a win on their travels, which shows how poor their record on the road has been. Their last three trips have brought losses to nil for Udinese, while they have scored just 12 away goals in Serie A this term.

Frosinone don’t have the greatest home record to rival that, but they have been struggling against the better sides in the league. Against teams from 12th down, only one side have managed to win here. That was a Genoa side who made a bright start to the campaign, winning 2-1 here in September thanks to Krzysztof Piatek – who made a £35million move to AC Milan in January. Lower ranked teams need something special to get away from here with a win, so we think there’s great value to be found on backing Frosinone Double Chance here.