24 September 2015
An evening of one-way traffic was ultimately not enough to secure the Bianconeri their second Serie A win of the season, with visitors Frosinone springing a surprise to make it 1-1 courtesy of a last-gasp Leonardo Blanchard equaliser.
Despite registering a phenomenal 36 shots on goal, one of which yielded Simone Zaza’s maiden strike for the club on 50 minutes, Massimiliano Allegri’s men were unable to find a crucial second that would have secured the destiny of the points.
While the travelling Gialloblu faithful celebrated their first historic point in the country’s top flight, Bianconeri fans were left to rue their luck as the team remain winless at Juventus Stadium in three Serie A fixtures in a row - their longest barren run on home soil since 2010.
Positive individual performances from a statistical point of view came in the form of Alex Sandro, who created nine chances and teased in 18 crosses throughout the 90 minutes, and Juan Cuadrado, who enjoyed the greatest amount of touches (113).
