Younes Ebnoutalib's late goal gave Eintracht Frankfurt a 1-0 win over Cologne and ended their six-game winless run at home in the Bundesliga.
In Spain, lowly Levante picked up points for the second game in a row when they came from behind to draw 1-1 at Deportivo La Coruna.
In Germany, neither side created many chances but Ebnoutalib finished neatly in the 77th minute after being set up by Noëll Aséko Nkili, who had replaced Mario Götze moments earlier.
The result was a welcome win for a side who lost 6-0 at Leipzig in their last game and which lifts them into eighth place.
Cologne fell to 11th after a 16th straight away game without a win, which is the longest current streak in the Bundesliga.
Giacomo Calo opened the scoring for Frosinone with the aid of a goalkeeping error and although Domenico Berardi equalised for the visitors after a quarter of an hour, Raimundo took charge soon after with a series of classic poacher goals.
The striker on loan from Bologna scored in the 26th and 30th minutes and added a fourth in the second half after Kristian Thorstvedt had cut the deficit.
It marked seven goals in seven games for the 22-year-old Raimondo, coming after doubles against Fiorentina and Venezia before the international break.
The win got Frosinone back on track after a 3-0 loss to Napoli last weekend and lifts them into fifth place in the Serie A table.
Sassuolo are 11th and have now failed to keep a clean sheet in all seven of their Serie A games this season.
In France, Toulouse used a dominant second half to end Le Mans unbeaten home run in Ligue 1.
Back in the top tier after 16 years, Le Mans had not lost in their first three home matches this season.
But a 46th-minute goal from Canadian striker Jacen Russell-Rowe put Toulouse in front and Norwegian midfielder Aron Donnum added a second on the hour mark. Dane Casper Tengstedt netted the third in the 87th.
Le Mans have now conceded goals in all seven of their league games this season.
The newly promoted side sit in 15th place, while Toulouse moved into seventh.
Daniel Requena's first goal of the season earned Levante a draw at Deportivo La Coruna and extended the home side's winless run to five matches.
