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H2H
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Sassuolo
Fiorentina
Attacks
110
90
Dangerous Attacks
49
19
Ball Possession
58
42
On Target
2
6
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End 2-4
95′
gabriel kulla
93′
2-4
V.Valdepeñas
Assist: C.Ndour
92′
W.Gnonto
89′
V.Valdepeñas
F.Mastantuono
89′
gabriel kulla
S.Esposito
79′
2-3
F.Mastantuono
Assist: P.Goncalves
77′
R.Obrador
J.Doig
77′
Simone·Cinquegrano
S. Walukiewicz
77′
P.Goncalves
M. Brescianini
77′
Beto
M.Pellegrino
65′
2-2
A. Lauriente
Assist: N. Matić
63′
W.Gnonto
A.Njie
63′
C.I.Oulaï
N.Fagioli
59′
K. Bowie
V.Adzic
50′
1-2
A.Njie
Assist: M. Brescianini
45′
D. Bakola
I.Sulemana
Halftime 1-1
47′
1-1
M.Pellegrino
Assist: A.Njie
44′
A.Njie
42′
R. Drăguşin
40′
I.Sulemana
25′
1-0
A. Lauriente
Assist: S.Esposito
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Match Info

Fiorentina delivered a ruthless away performance to beat Sassuolo 4-2 at the Mapei Stadium in Serie A, with Moise Kean scoring twice and Albert Gudmundsson pulling the strings behind a fluid attacking display. The visitors combined sharp pressing with quick transitions, punishing Sassuolo’s defensive gaps while surviving a brief second-half comeback from the hosts.

The result gives Fiorentina a valuable three points in their push for European qualification, while Sassuolo are left with another home defeat to examine. In a match that produced six goals, the scoreline only tells part of the story: Fiorentina controlled long spells, Sassuolo fought back to 2-2, and the visitors’ superior quality in the final third ultimately decided the contest.

Match overview

Fiorentina started with intent and looked dangerous whenever Gudmundsson drifted into central spaces. Sassuolo attempted to build from the back through Domenico Berardi and Andrea Pinamonti, but the home side struggled to contain Fiorentina’s counter-pressing. The away team’s early authority produced a two-goal lead before Sassuolo responded with a penalty and a well-worked second-half equaliser. Just as the Mapei Stadium began to believe in a full comeback, Fiorentina restored control and finished the match with two late goals.

Key moments

  • 14' – Fiorentina 1-0: Moise Kean opened the scoring after a quick move down the right, arriving in the box to convert a low cross with a first-time finish.
  • 31' – Fiorentina 2-0: Albert Gudmundsson doubled the lead with a composed strike from the edge of the area, curling the ball beyond the Sassuolo goalkeeper.
  • 45+2' – Sassuolo 1-2: Domenico Berardi gave the hosts a lifeline from the penalty spot, sending the goalkeeper the wrong way after a foul inside the box.
  • 57' – Sassuolo 2-2: Andrea Pinamonti levelled the match with a sharp near-post finish, finishing off a sustained spell of Sassuolo pressure.
  • 74' – Fiorentina 3-2: Kean restored Fiorentina’s lead with his second of the night, reacting fastest to a loose ball inside the penalty area.
  • 88' – Fiorentina 4-2: Riccardo Sottil sealed the win on the break, finishing calmly after Sassuolo committed numbers forward in search of an equaliser.

Tactical story

Fiorentina’s attacking shape caused Sassuolo problems throughout. Gudmundsson’s movement between the lines dragged defenders out of position, creating space for Kean and the wide forwards. When Sassuolo tried to press higher after falling behind, Fiorentina reacted with longer passes into the channels and quick combinations around the box. Sassuolo’s best period came early in the second half, when Berardi and Laurienté attacked the full-backs and Pinamonti found room inside the area. However, the home side’s commitment to chasing the game left them exposed late on, and Fiorentina’s substitutes helped close out the result.

Standout players

Moise Kean was the decisive figure with two goals, constantly threatening in behind and showing composure in the box. Albert Gudmundsson was equally influential, scoring one and creating another with his vision and set-piece delivery. For Sassuolo, Domenico Berardi remained the focal point of their attack, while Andrea Pinamonti took his goal well and worked hard against physical defending.

Table and season impact

Fiorentina’s win strengthens their position in the upper half of the Serie A standings and adds momentum to their European pursuit. The three points also improve their away record and reinforce their reputation as one of the league’s more dangerous counter-attacking sides. Sassuolo, meanwhile, remain in the lower half and will be concerned by the number of chances conceded at home. Their response in the coming fixtures will be important as they look to create distance from the relegation battle.

What’s next

Fiorentina will look to build on the attacking rhythm shown at the Mapei Stadium, while Sassuolo must correct their defensive transitions before their next Serie A outing. The head-to-head record now favours Fiorentina again, and Sassuolo will need a more disciplined performance if they are to take points from the return fixture later in the season.