Same Juve flaws show against Frosinone in season opener | OneFootball

Gleison Bremer has made countless interventions at the back for Juventus since joining the club, but against Frosinone, he made a crucial contribution in attack as his goal was enough for the Bianconeri to beat Frosinone 1-0 in their first Serie A game of the season.

The Bianconeri started the game with three new signings alongside the returning Douglas Luiz, as the fans waited to see how much had changed over the summer. The Old Lady was in control from the early stages of the fixture and showed why so many people expected them to win, although their dominance was not immediately reflected on the scoreboard.

Bremer Makes Juventus Dominance Count

It took Juventus until the 22nd minute to open the scoring, as Bremer found the back of the net to make their dominance count. His goal should have paved the way for more goals, given how much control the Bianconeri had established during the opening stages of the contest.

Juve continued to stay on top and remained the dominant side in the fixture, but the Bianconeri could not make Frosinone pay for their pressure. They missed several important chances, allowing the hosts to remain within touching distance despite Juventus controlling much of the game.

The visitors continued to dictate the tempo for much of the first half, but they were unable to extend their advantage. That left the result vulnerable to a late response from Frosinone, despite Juventus having created enough opportunities to put the game beyond doubt.

Frosinone Push Juventus Late On

After the break, Juventus did not enjoy the same space to dominate as they had earlier, and they also did not look as assured as they had from the beginning.

Frosinone began to grow in confidence as the game continued, and late on, they created several chances that unsettled the Bianconeri. Juventus were forced to defend their narrow advantage under increasing pressure, but they managed to hold on and secure the victory.

Bremer’s first-half goal ultimately proved decisive, giving Juventus all three points despite Frosinone’s late attempts to find an equaliser.