Davide Frattesi hasn’t had the prominent role he perhaps hoped for in his first Inter season, but he doesn’t regret the choice he made last summer.

Inter Player Ratings vs Frosinone: Rampant Nerazzurri Back to Winning Ways

After a shocking result at Sassuolo last weekend, Inter returned to the win column in scintillating fashion against relegation-threatened Frosinone. Simone Inzaghi’s side halted the Canaries’ five-game unbeaten run in Serie A with a thumping 5-0 victory at Stadio Benito Stirpe.

Inter relinquished their hope of hitting a 100-point landmark with a 1-0 defeat at Sassuolo. However, the newly-crowned champions refused to allow that letdown to derail their morale as they maintained their 100% win ratio against Frosinone with an outrageous second-half performance.

Davide Frattesi broked the deadlock in the 19th minute to give Inter a halftime lead, even though Nerazzurri failed to shine in the first half. Everything clicked for the visitors when Marko Arnautovic made it 2-0 at the hour mark, forcing Eusebio Di Francesco’s team to go all-out-attack in search of an unlikely draw.

Frosinone’s set-up fell apart down the final stretch. Tajon Buchanan extended Inter’s lead to three goals in the 77th minute. Only three minutes later, Lautaro Martinez struck home off the bench for a quadruple before Marcus Thuram put the final nail in the Canaries’ coffin for his 13th league goal of the season.

Let’s look at our Inter ratings.

Inter (3-5-2)

Yann Sommer – (7.5) 

Regained his place between the sticks and came up huge for another clean sheet with a scintillating performance, denying Frosinone a goal despite the home side’s 1.4 xG.

Yann Bisseck – 6.5

Although his physical attributes had a telling impact on some occasions, the young center-back had lapses of concentration and often struggled to cope with Walid Cheddira.

Stefan de Vrij – 6.5

Like Bisseck, the Dutchman had problems against Cheddira, especially in the first half, but he grew into the contest as the game progressed.

Carlos Augusto – 7

Deployed as a center-back, the Monza loanee excelled in his defensive duties and did equally well when asked to build the play from the back.

Federico Dimarco – 7

Even though he didn’t add to his assist tally, the attacking-minded full-back enjoyed a phenomenal game, offering depth and quality on the left-hand side.

Nicolo Barella – 7.5

After a frustrating cameo appearance at Sassuolo, the Italian midfielder returned to his usual best, bossing the midfield with his trademark dynamism and energy. 

Kristjan Asllani – 6.5

Though improved after a disappointing showing at the Mapei Stadium, the ex-Empoli man couldn’t come anywhere near Hakan Calhanoglu’s high standards.

Davide Frattesi – 8

In addition to opening the scoring with a resourceful finish, he chipped in with a crucial assist for Arnautovic to kill the game off after an hour.

Matteo Darmian – 6

Whether it was an injury or a tactical choice, he remained in the changing room at halftime following a bleak first-half display. 

Marko Arnautovic – 7

Despite committing several unexpected sloppy passes and poor decisions in the first half, his goal inspired Inter to three points when the match could’ve gone a different way.

Marcus Thuram – 7

Following a near-anonymous first-half performance, the Frenchman burst into life after the break and claimed a late goal as a fitting reward for his second-half renaissance. 

Substitutes

Juan Cuadrado – 6.5

Davy Klassen – 6

Lautaro Martinez – 8

Tajon Buchanan – 7.5

Stefano Sensi – 7

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