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Serie A · Matchday 4

Como

J. Ramon 23'

Kaiki 83'

2 – 1

FT

 

HT 1–0

Parma

D. Romero 90'

Serie A

Matchday 4

Como2–1Parma

2.98

Expected goals

1.15

23′83′90′

Shot-by-shot xG is not available for this fixture, so the race is shown as full-time totals: COM 2.98, PAR 1.15.

COMPAR· Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, Como

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Pre-match note

Como's Tactical Flexibility Faces Parma's Structured Approach

As Como hosts Parma at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, the match promises a fascinating tactical battle. Both teams have distinct styles that will shape the flow of the game.

Como enters this fixture with a reputation for tactical flexibility, often shifting formations mid-game to exploit opponent weaknesses. Their ability to adapt could be crucial against Parma, who prefer a more structured setup, relying on disciplined positioning and coordinated pressing. This contrast sets the stage for an intriguing tactical duel.

Under the guidance of their coach, Como may opt for a fluid 4-3-3 formation, which allows them to utilize width and stretch the opposition. The key for Como will be their wingers, who need to exploit the space behind Parma’s full-backs. If they can isolate Parma’s defenders in one-on-one situations, Como could create significant scoring opportunities.

On the other hand, Parma’s approach is likely to be grounded in a solid 4-2-3-1 setup, emphasizing defensive stability and quick transitions. Their double pivot in midfield will be crucial in disrupting Como’s build-up play. The battle for control in the midfield will be pivotal; if Parma can dominate this area, they will limit Como’s attacking potential.

Special attention should be paid to the individual matchups, particularly in midfield. Como’s ability to transition quickly from defense to attack will be tested against Parma’s robust midfield duo, who excel at breaking up play and initiating counter-attacks. The effectiveness of Como’s midfielders in linking up with the forwards will be essential for creating chances.

Defensively, Como will need to remain vigilant against Parma’s quick counter-attacks. Their backline must be prepared to deal with the pace and creativity of Parma’s attacking players. A lapse in concentration could lead to significant danger, especially if Parma’s forwards find space in behind.

As the match unfolds, the tactical adjustments made by both coaches will be key. Como may look to introduce fresh legs and alternative attacking options in the latter stages, while Parma might rely on their bench depth to maintain their structure and composure. The decisions made in the second half could very well determine the outcome of this encounter.

As the teams prepare for kickoff, the contrasting styles of Como and Parma set the stage for a tactical battle that could go either way. Fans can expect a game that tests both teams’ adaptability and execution under pressure.

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Match report

Como 2-1 Parma

Como edged out Parma 2-1 at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia in Serie A. Ramon opened the scoring for Como on 23', Kaiki made it 2-0 to Como on 83' and Romero pulled one back for Parma on 90'.

Expected goals finished Como 2.98, Parma 1.15. The scoreline is a fair reflection of who created more. Como held 64.0% of the ball.

The numbers picked up more than the scoreline shows. Como graded out for box occupation — 25 of 29 shots in the box and 0.10 xg per shot. Como graded out for set-piece siege — 11 corners.

Edoardo Corvi came out of it with the best individual rating on the pitch, 8.7 for Parma across 90 minutes.

Assembled by TackleZone from this fixture’s match events, team statistics and player ratings. Figures are as reported by the competition feed; where a statistic was not reported, it is left out rather than shown as zero. Longer written analysis is published for selected matches.

Quick stats

64%Possession36%
29Shots12
2.98xG1.15

What the numbers say

3 reads

Box Occupation

Como

Como kept getting bodies into the area — 86% of their shots came from inside the box.

Shots in the box
25 of 29
Share
86%
xG per shot
0.10

Late Drama

Both teams

The game was still moving in the closing minutes — Parma scored on 90′.

Goals after 80′
2
Last goal
90′

Set-Piece Siege

Como

Como turned the game into a dead-ball contest with 11 corners.

Corners
11
Opponent
4

Timeline

J. Ramon — assist: N. Paz

⚽23'
Half-time

J. Rodriguez ↑ A. Diao ↓

🔄55'

M. Caqueret ↑ M. Baturina ↓

🔄55'
🔄55'

M. Frigan ↑ E. B. Toure ↓

A. Douvikas ↑ M. Kean ↓

🔄64'
🔄64'

A. Bernabe ↑ V. Sierro ↓

🔄64'

D. Romero ↑ N. Elphege ↓

Maxence Caqueret

Foul

🟨76'

L. Milla ↑ L. Da Cunha ↓

🔄80'

S. Ricci ↑ N. Paz ↓

🔄80'
🔄80'

P. Almqvist ↑ S. Britschgi ↓

🔄80'

G. Fabbian ↑ S. Lontani ↓

Kaiki — assist: M. Perrone

⚽83'
⚽90'

D. Romero — assist: P. Almqvist

Match info

Kickoff 
VenueStadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, Como
RefereeGiuseppe Mucera, Italy
CompetitionSerie A
Season2026
RoundMatchday 4
StatusMatch Finished
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Como

#8

10 pts · 5 played

LWWWD

Parma

#15

4 pts · 5 played

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