- 1 Torino vs Como: three straight wins against an 11-1 aggregate
- 2 Torino: 10 points from four games, but seven conceded at home
- 3 Como: the league’s second-best defence and a rotation already done
- 4 Free Serie A Prediction: Torino vs Como
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Torino vs Como: three straight wins against an 11-1 aggregate 
Como have scored 11 goals against Torino in their last two Serie A meetings and conceded one. They won 5-1 at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino in November 2025, then 6-0 at home on 24 January 2026, with Anastasios Douvikas scoring twice in the second of those games.
That record sits awkwardly next to Torino’s current run. Ignazio Abate’s side have won three league games in a row for the first time since 2019, beating Udinese 2-1, Parma 3-0 and Monza 3-2, and they’re unbeaten in four. Those four matches have brought 10 points.
The two sides meet on Tuesday 27 October in the ninth round of Serie A, kick-off 19:45 UK time. Como are fourth with 17 points from eight games. Torino are seventh on 13, level with Frosinone and Cagliari.
The gap between the two defences is wider than the gap in the table. Como have conceded seven league goals, the second-lowest total in the division behind Roma. Torino have let in 11, and seven of those came in their four home league games.
Fixture congestion is the main variable. Como beat Manchester United 4-1 in the Champions League on Wednesday, then rotated heavily for Saturday’s 2-0 win over Sassuolo with this trip in mind. Torino played on Friday night and get one extra day of rest.
Bookmakers have Como at around 1.72, with Torino at 4.50 and the draw at 3.60. We think that price is fair rather than generous, and our case rests more on Como’s defence than on their reputation.
Torino: 10 points from four games, but seven conceded at home 
Torino’s winning run has come against Udinese, Parma and Monza. When Milan and Roma came to Turin earlier in the season, Torino lost 2-1 and 2-0 and scored once across the two games.
Friday’s 3-2 win over Monza showed both sides of the team. Fitz-Jim scored his first Torino goal on 39 minutes, Belghali added a long-range shot just after the hour and Vlasic made it 3-1 on 72 minutes, his first goal in 184 days. Monza’s first goal came two minutes after half-time, when Gustavo Varela picked up a poor back-pass from Comuzzo, and the second was a stoppage-time own goal by substitute Nathan Patterson.
The goals are shared around. Simeone scored twice in the 3-0 win at Parma, Che Adams has three league goals and Kulenovic came off the bench to settle the Udinese game. Torino have 13 league goals in eight matches, one fewer than Como.
Midfield is where Abate is short. Mandragora went off after 51 minutes on Friday with a muscle problem and is unlikely to face Como, Ilkhan is out until November with an adductor injury, and Fortini and Ricardo Rodriguez are also unavailable. Gineitis, who replaced Mandragora against Monza, is the obvious stand-in.
Abate was appointed on 12 June to replace Roberto D’Aversa, and this is his first season as a head coach in Serie A. He’s built the run on a back three of Coco, Ismajli and Comuzzo, with Lucas Perri, signed from Leeds in the summer, in goal. That unit has conceded 11 times in eight league games.
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Como: the league’s second-best defence and a rotation already done 
Como have conceded seven goals in eight league games. Only one of their last five opponents in all competitions, Feyenoord, scored more than once against them, and the third goal in that 3-2 defeat in Rotterdam was an own goal by goalkeeper Robert Sánchez.
Cesc Fabregas made his selection call on Saturday. Nico Paz, Jacobo Ramón and Smolcic started on the bench against Sassuolo, and Douvikas still scored twice in the second half, on 49 minutes and again around the hour. All three of the rested players will be fresh for Turin.
Paz is the player Torino have to deal with. He scored twice against Manchester United on Wednesday, the first after two minutes, and also scored in the 3-1 win at Fiorentina on 18 October. Como bought him outright from Real Madrid in the summer for about €60m.
Douvikas scored 13 league goals last season and hasn’t slowed down. He has two against Sassuolo, one against United, one at Fiorentina and a stoppage-time goal at Feyenoord in the last fortnight, and he scored twice in January’s 6-0 win over Torino.
Absences are the open question. Kean, Diao, Chalobah, Liberali and Rodríguez all missed the Sassuolo game. Fabregas said Kean could return in Turin but wouldn’t guarantee it, and he described Liberali’s problem as very minor.
Como have won six of their last eight away league games, a run that stretches back into last season. This season’s road wins include the 3-1 at Fiorentina, where Liberali, Paz and Douvikas all scored.
Probable lineup Torino: Perri; Coco, Ismajli, Comuzzo; Belghali, Fitz-Jim, Gineitis, Vlasic, Cacciamani; Simeone, Adams
Probable lineup Como: Butez; Smolcic, Ramón, Kempf, Valle; Perrone, Caqueret; Da Cunha, Paz, Baturina; Douvikas
Free Serie A Prediction: Torino vs Como
Our prediction: Como to win (1.72)
We’re backing Como. Their defence has conceded seven times in eight league games, and Torino have conceded in each of their four home league matches. Fabregas has already rested Paz, Ramón and Smolcic for this trip, which removes most of the fatigue argument against the visitors.
Torino’s run deserves credit: three straight wins and 10 points from four games. Those wins came against Udinese, Parma and Monza, though, and Milan and Roma held them to one goal in two visits to Turin. Without Mandragora the home midfield is thinner as well.
The last two meetings finished 5-1 and 6-0 to Como. We don’t expect a margin like that again, but at 1.72 the away win is our pick, with Douvikas the likeliest scorer.
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