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Inter-Como | Semifinal return leg - Coppa Italia Frecciarossa 2025/26 | 21/04/2026 | Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
Inter-Como 3-2
Goals: 32’ Baturina, 47’ Da Cunha, 68’ and 86’ Calhanoglu, 88’ Sucic
Como’s historic Coppa Italia run came to an end in the semi-finals, a stage the club had reached for the second time in its history.
Martin Baturina opened the scoring in the 32nd minute with a finish from Ignace Van der Brempt’s assist, helping the BiancoBlu go into half-time with the lead. Captain Lucas Da Cunha then doubled the advantage in the 48th minute. The current league leaders responded with three goals in the closing stages to get through to the Final, with the match ending 3-2.
More than 3,000 Lariani were present in the away section, along with many others across the rest of the stadium, thank you for your continued support.
Inter – Martinez, Akanji, Acerbi (73’ Bisseck), Carlos Augusto; Luis Henrique (84’ Dumfries), Barella, Calhanoglu, Zielinski (59’ Sucic), Dimarco (59’ Diouf); Bonny (73’ Esposito), Thuram.
Subs: Sommer, Di Gennaro, Frattesi, Mkhitaryan, Darmian, Mosconi, Alexiou.
Head Coach: Cristian Chivu
Como 1907 – Butez; Ramon, Diego Carlos (89’ Morata), Kempf; Van Der Brempt (dal 79’ Smolcic), Perrone, Da Cunha (dal 69’ Caqueret), Valle; Paz, Baturina (dal 79’ Rodriguez); Douvikas (69’ Diao).
Subs: Tornqvist, Vigorito, Cavlina, Goldaniga, Lahdo, Moreno, Kuhn, De Paoli, Pisati.
Head Coach: Cesc Fabregas
Stoppage time: 1’ (1st half), 6’ (2nd half).
Attendance: 3230 (away section)
Referee: Sig. SOZZA SIMONE (Sezione di SEREGNO).
Assistant referees: Sig. BERTI ALESSIO (Sezione di PRATO), Sig. CECCONI DARIO (Sezione di EMPOLI).
Fourth official: Sig. MARCENARO MATTEO (Sezione di GENOVA).
Var: Sig. DOVERI DANIELE (Sezione di ROMA 1).
Avar: Sig. LA PENNA FEDERICO (Sezione di ROMA 1).
“The support of Como 1907 is much more than a financial contribution: it is a gesture of trust, an encouragement to believe in continuity, growth and the transformation of lives.” With these words, Mariangela Volpati, President of OSHa ASD-APS Como, describes the value of the collaboration with the Club, a partnership that has grown stronger over the years, becoming a key reference point for the development of inclusive projects across the territory.
For a long time, Como 1907 has supported OSHa, an organization that has been active for over fifty years in promoting sport for people with disabilities, helping to sustain a pathway that places individuals, relationships and the right for everyone to experience sport authentically at its core.
Last season, the Club supported the project “Io per te, tu per me” (“Me for you, you for me”), an initiative that highlighted volunteering as a form of mutual exchange, creating meaningful connections between young volunteers and athletes with disabilities. An experience capable of generating real benefits for both sides, transforming sporting activity into a space for connection, growth and sharing.
Today, this journey continues with “Nuotiamo Insieme-Swimming and Training,” a project that represents the natural evolution of previous activities. The initiative introduces a key element: structured training for volunteers, designed to provide technical, relational and safety skills, essential to ensure an increasingly inclusive and high-quality environment.
Volunteers are guided through a development path that makes them increasingly aware of their role within the organization: not just participants, but prepared, trained and motivated individuals, capable of understanding athletes’ needs and building effective relationships, contributing to the development of autonomy and confidence in people with disabilities. For the athletes, this translates into a more complete sporting experience: not only time in the water, but also opportunities for connection, belonging and personal growth, where interaction with peers becomes an integral part of the journey.
The project thus continues to embody its original spirit: a community built through reciprocal relationships, where everyone gives something and, at the same time, receives much more.
Project continuity is one of the key elements of the collaboration between Fondazione Como ETS and OSHa. It is not about supporting individual initiatives, but about accompanying a journey over time, one that evolves and responds to emerging needs. “Thanks to this stable collaboration, we can build projects that are not isolated moments, but milestones in a journey that supports young people with disabilities over time, allowing them to experience safe, inclusive and meaningful sporting opportunities” the President added.
“And when such an important sporting organization chooses to support a project over time, it sends a message to the community: that no one should be left behind and that inclusion is a commitment that deserves continuity,” concluded Mariangela Volpati, highlighting how the Biancoblù Club contributes to strengthening a more supportive, aware community, one that is better able to recognize the value of every individual.
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Inter and Como will meet for the fourth and final time this season tonight. With their most recent encounter taking place just over a week ago, Cristian Chivu and Cesc Fàbregas know one another’s sides inside out. Across their three previous meetings, both coaches have continually adjusted their tactical approaches in search of new ways to trouble the opposition. Now, under the lights at San Siro, Inter and Como will contest a place in the Coppa Italia final on May 13. Following a 0–0 draw at the Sinigaglia, the tie remains finely poised. For Inter, nine-time winners of the competition, this would be a 15th final appearance; while it would mark the Lariani's first ever participation in the final. The BiancoBlu will visit Inter for the second time this season. After a run of four matches without a win in March, Inter have responded impressively, recording three consecutive victories and extending their lead at the top of the league to twelve points.
Here are the words of Como 1907 Sporting Director Carlalberto Ludi ahead of Inter-Como:
“I think tomorrow’s match will mark a wonderful chapter in the history of the club, for the city of Como and for our supporters. For us, however, it remains a game to approach with our usual mindset: to go out and try to win, reach the final and, in doing so, write another chapter in our history.
It will be a very intense and carefully prepared challenge. We must continue to be the team we have shown ourselves to be in the past months: a group that wants to amaze, to surprise, to have fun and to create enthusiasm among teammates, staff and supporters.
I’m expecting a good match, where the players can embrace the atmosphere and fully appreciate this important milestone. From an emotional point of view, we will approach it with calmness, enthusiasm, positive energy and confidence, because that is who we are.”
Inter
The match at San Siro follows a tight first leg on March 3. A month and a half has passed since then, and both sides arrive in somewhat different circumstances. At Sinigaglia, Inter fielded an unfamiliar line-up: rather than deploying two strikers, Andy Diouf operated behind Esposito in a hybrid role between a number ten and a wide midfielder, working in the spaces around the penalty area.
On that match, Cristian Chivu left out Dimarco, Akanji and Barella. Dumfries was returning from injury, Lautaro Martínez was unavailable, and Thuram only featured from the bench. The resulting selection included several players capable of injecting intensity; such as Carlos Augusto, Frattesi, Diouf and Sučić, as well as physically imposing figures able to win duels and pose a threat from set pieces, including Bisseck, Acerbi, Bastoni and Esposito. The outcome was a closely contested match, short on attacking incision and evenly balanced in both possession and passing. Inter failed to register a shot on target, while Como managed just one.
For the return leg, Inter may opt for a line-up closer to the one used in their league meeting on April 12. With Lautaro Martínez still sidelined and Bastoni a doubt as he attempts to return from injury, Thuram and Esposito could once again lead the attack, supported by a more technically refined midfield trio of Barella, Çalhanoğlu and Zieliński, with Dumfries and Dimarco operating as wing-backs. In defence, the returning Bisseck could come in alongside Acerbi and Akanji.
Against the Nerazzurri, Como will need a near-flawless performance to overcome the challenge and secure a spot in the final.
Previous encounters
In the Coppa Italia, Inter and Como have faced each other 10 times. In that competition, the Nerazzurri have six wins and four draws. The BiancoBlu are therefore still searching for their first Coppa Italia victory against Inter.
Their last Coppa Italia meeting dates back to the 1991/92 season, when they faced each other in the round of 16. After a 2–2 draw at San Siro, Inter secured a 2–1 win at Sinigaglia to progress to the next round.
Match details
Date: Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Kick-off: 21:00 CEST
Stadium: Giuseppe Meazza
Referee: Sozza
Assistants: Berti - Cecconi
Where to watch
Italy: Mediaset Canale 5
Balkans: Arena Sport
USA: CBS
South America: FOX - DirecTV
MENA: MBC
Rest of the world: Check local listings
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Inter-Como | Semifinal return leg - Coppa Italia Frecciarossa 2025/26 | 21/04/2026 | Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
Inter-Como 3-2
Goals: 32’ Baturina, 47’ Da Cunha, 68’ and 86’ Calhanoglu, 88’ Sucic
Como’s historic Coppa Italia run came to an end in the semi-finals, a stage the club had reached for the second time in its history.
Martin Baturina opened the scoring in the 32nd minute with a finish from Ignace Van der Brempt’s assist, helping the BiancoBlu go into half-time with the lead. Captain Lucas Da Cunha then doubled the advantage in the 48th minute. The current league leaders responded with three goals in the closing stages to get through to the Final, with the match ending 3-2.
More than 3,000 Lariani were present in the away section, along with many others across the rest of the stadium, thank you for your continued support.
Inter – Martinez, Akanji, Acerbi (73’ Bisseck), Carlos Augusto; Luis Henrique (84’ Dumfries), Barella, Calhanoglu, Zielinski (59’ Sucic), Dimarco (59’ Diouf); Bonny (73’ Esposito), Thuram.
Subs: Sommer, Di Gennaro, Frattesi, Mkhitaryan, Darmian, Mosconi, Alexiou.
Head Coach: Cristian Chivu
Como 1907 – Butez; Ramon, Diego Carlos (89’ Morata), Kempf; Van Der Brempt (dal 79’ Smolcic), Perrone, Da Cunha (dal 69’ Caqueret), Valle; Paz, Baturina (dal 79’ Rodriguez); Douvikas (69’ Diao).
Subs: Tornqvist, Vigorito, Cavlina, Goldaniga, Lahdo, Moreno, Kuhn, De Paoli, Pisati.
Head Coach: Cesc Fabregas
Stoppage time: 1’ (1st half), 6’ (2nd half).
Attendance: 3230 (away section)
Referee: Sig. SOZZA SIMONE (Sezione di SEREGNO).
Assistant referees: Sig. BERTI ALESSIO (Sezione di PRATO), Sig. CECCONI DARIO (Sezione di EMPOLI).
Fourth official: Sig. MARCENARO MATTEO (Sezione di GENOVA).
Var: Sig. DOVERI DANIELE (Sezione di ROMA 1).
Avar: Sig. LA PENNA FEDERICO (Sezione di ROMA 1).
“The support of Como 1907 is much more than a financial contribution: it is a gesture of trust, an encouragement to believe in continuity, growth and the transformation of lives.” With these words, Mariangela Volpati, President of OSHa ASD-APS Como, describes the value of the collaboration with the Club, a partnership that has grown stronger over the years, becoming a key reference point for the development of inclusive projects across the territory.
For a long time, Como 1907 has supported OSHa, an organization that has been active for over fifty years in promoting sport for people with disabilities, helping to sustain a pathway that places individuals, relationships and the right for everyone to experience sport authentically at its core.
Last season, the Club supported the project “Io per te, tu per me” (“Me for you, you for me”), an initiative that highlighted volunteering as a form of mutual exchange, creating meaningful connections between young volunteers and athletes with disabilities. An experience capable of generating real benefits for both sides, transforming sporting activity into a space for connection, growth and sharing.
Today, this journey continues with “Nuotiamo Insieme-Swimming and Training,” a project that represents the natural evolution of previous activities. The initiative introduces a key element: structured training for volunteers, designed to provide technical, relational and safety skills, essential to ensure an increasingly inclusive and high-quality environment.
Volunteers are guided through a development path that makes them increasingly aware of their role within the organization: not just participants, but prepared, trained and motivated individuals, capable of understanding athletes’ needs and building effective relationships, contributing to the development of autonomy and confidence in people with disabilities. For the athletes, this translates into a more complete sporting experience: not only time in the water, but also opportunities for connection, belonging and personal growth, where interaction with peers becomes an integral part of the journey.
The project thus continues to embody its original spirit: a community built through reciprocal relationships, where everyone gives something and, at the same time, receives much more.
Project continuity is one of the key elements of the collaboration between Fondazione Como ETS and OSHa. It is not about supporting individual initiatives, but about accompanying a journey over time, one that evolves and responds to emerging needs. “Thanks to this stable collaboration, we can build projects that are not isolated moments, but milestones in a journey that supports young people with disabilities over time, allowing them to experience safe, inclusive and meaningful sporting opportunities” the President added.
“And when such an important sporting organization chooses to support a project over time, it sends a message to the community: that no one should be left behind and that inclusion is a commitment that deserves continuity,” concluded Mariangela Volpati, highlighting how the Biancoblù Club contributes to strengthening a more supportive, aware community, one that is better able to recognize the value of every individual.
Inter and Como will meet for the fourth and final time this season tonight. With their most recent encounter taking place just over a week ago, Cristian Chivu and Cesc Fàbregas know one another’s sides inside out. Across their three previous meetings, both coaches have continually adjusted their tactical approaches in search of new ways to trouble the opposition. Now, under the lights at San Siro, Inter and Como will contest a place in the Coppa Italia final on May 13. Following a 0–0 draw at the Sinigaglia, the tie remains finely poised. For Inter, nine-time winners of the competition, this would be a 15th final appearance; while it would mark the Lariani's first ever participation in the final. The BiancoBlu will visit Inter for the second time this season. After a run of four matches without a win in March, Inter have responded impressively, recording three consecutive victories and extending their lead at the top of the league to twelve points.
Here are the words of Como 1907 Sporting Director Carlalberto Ludi ahead of Inter-Como:
“I think tomorrow’s match will mark a wonderful chapter in the history of the club, for the city of Como and for our supporters. For us, however, it remains a game to approach with our usual mindset: to go out and try to win, reach the final and, in doing so, write another chapter in our history.
It will be a very intense and carefully prepared challenge. We must continue to be the team we have shown ourselves to be in the past months: a group that wants to amaze, to surprise, to have fun and to create enthusiasm among teammates, staff and supporters.
I’m expecting a good match, where the players can embrace the atmosphere and fully appreciate this important milestone. From an emotional point of view, we will approach it with calmness, enthusiasm, positive energy and confidence, because that is who we are.”
Inter
The match at San Siro follows a tight first leg on March 3. A month and a half has passed since then, and both sides arrive in somewhat different circumstances. At Sinigaglia, Inter fielded an unfamiliar line-up: rather than deploying two strikers, Andy Diouf operated behind Esposito in a hybrid role between a number ten and a wide midfielder, working in the spaces around the penalty area.
On that match, Cristian Chivu left out Dimarco, Akanji and Barella. Dumfries was returning from injury, Lautaro Martínez was unavailable, and Thuram only featured from the bench. The resulting selection included several players capable of injecting intensity; such as Carlos Augusto, Frattesi, Diouf and Sučić, as well as physically imposing figures able to win duels and pose a threat from set pieces, including Bisseck, Acerbi, Bastoni and Esposito. The outcome was a closely contested match, short on attacking incision and evenly balanced in both possession and passing. Inter failed to register a shot on target, while Como managed just one.
For the return leg, Inter may opt for a line-up closer to the one used in their league meeting on April 12. With Lautaro Martínez still sidelined and Bastoni a doubt as he attempts to return from injury, Thuram and Esposito could once again lead the attack, supported by a more technically refined midfield trio of Barella, Çalhanoğlu and Zieliński, with Dumfries and Dimarco operating as wing-backs. In defence, the returning Bisseck could come in alongside Acerbi and Akanji.
Against the Nerazzurri, Como will need a near-flawless performance to overcome the challenge and secure a spot in the final.
Previous encounters
In the Coppa Italia, Inter and Como have faced each other 10 times. In that competition, the Nerazzurri have six wins and four draws. The BiancoBlu are therefore still searching for their first Coppa Italia victory against Inter.
Their last Coppa Italia meeting dates back to the 1991/92 season, when they faced each other in the round of 16. After a 2–2 draw at San Siro, Inter secured a 2–1 win at Sinigaglia to progress to the next round.
Match details
Date: Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Kick-off: 21:00 CEST
Stadium: Giuseppe Meazza
Referee: Sozza
Assistants: Berti - Cecconi
Where to watch
Italy: Mediaset Canale 5
Balkans: Arena Sport
USA: CBS
South America: FOX - DirecTV
MENA: MBC
Rest of the world: Check local listings
Inter-Como | Semifinal return leg - Coppa Italia Frecciarossa 2025/26 | 21/04/2026 | Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
Inter-Como 3-2
Goals: 32’ Baturina, 47’ Da Cunha, 68’ and 86’ Calhanoglu, 88’ Sucic
Como’s historic Coppa Italia run came to an end in the semi-finals, a stage the club had reached for the second time in its history.
Martin Baturina opened the scoring in the 32nd minute with a finish from Ignace Van der Brempt’s assist, helping the BiancoBlu go into half-time with the lead. Captain Lucas Da Cunha then doubled the advantage in the 48th minute. The current league leaders responded with three goals in the closing stages to get through to the Final, with the match ending 3-2.
More than 3,000 Lariani were present in the away section, along with many others across the rest of the stadium, thank you for your continued support.
Inter – Martinez, Akanji, Acerbi (73’ Bisseck), Carlos Augusto; Luis Henrique (84’ Dumfries), Barella, Calhanoglu, Zielinski (59’ Sucic), Dimarco (59’ Diouf); Bonny (73’ Esposito), Thuram.
Subs: Sommer, Di Gennaro, Frattesi, Mkhitaryan, Darmian, Mosconi, Alexiou.
Head Coach: Cristian Chivu
Como 1907 – Butez; Ramon, Diego Carlos (89’ Morata), Kempf; Van Der Brempt (dal 79’ Smolcic), Perrone, Da Cunha (dal 69’ Caqueret), Valle; Paz, Baturina (dal 79’ Rodriguez); Douvikas (69’ Diao).
Subs: Tornqvist, Vigorito, Cavlina, Goldaniga, Lahdo, Moreno, Kuhn, De Paoli, Pisati.
Head Coach: Cesc Fabregas
Stoppage time: 1’ (1st half), 6’ (2nd half).
Attendance: 3230 (away section)
Referee: Sig. SOZZA SIMONE (Sezione di SEREGNO).
Assistant referees: Sig. BERTI ALESSIO (Sezione di PRATO), Sig. CECCONI DARIO (Sezione di EMPOLI).
Fourth official: Sig. MARCENARO MATTEO (Sezione di GENOVA).
Var: Sig. DOVERI DANIELE (Sezione di ROMA 1).
Avar: Sig. LA PENNA FEDERICO (Sezione di ROMA 1).
“The support of Como 1907 is much more than a financial contribution: it is a gesture of trust, an encouragement to believe in continuity, growth and the transformation of lives.” With these words, Mariangela Volpati, President of OSHa ASD-APS Como, describes the value of the collaboration with the Club, a partnership that has grown stronger over the years, becoming a key reference point for the development of inclusive projects across the territory.
For a long time, Como 1907 has supported OSHa, an organization that has been active for over fifty years in promoting sport for people with disabilities, helping to sustain a pathway that places individuals, relationships and the right for everyone to experience sport authentically at its core.
Last season, the Club supported the project “Io per te, tu per me” (“Me for you, you for me”), an initiative that highlighted volunteering as a form of mutual exchange, creating meaningful connections between young volunteers and athletes with disabilities. An experience capable of generating real benefits for both sides, transforming sporting activity into a space for connection, growth and sharing.
Today, this journey continues with “Nuotiamo Insieme-Swimming and Training,” a project that represents the natural evolution of previous activities. The initiative introduces a key element: structured training for volunteers, designed to provide technical, relational and safety skills, essential to ensure an increasingly inclusive and high-quality environment.
Volunteers are guided through a development path that makes them increasingly aware of their role within the organization: not just participants, but prepared, trained and motivated individuals, capable of understanding athletes’ needs and building effective relationships, contributing to the development of autonomy and confidence in people with disabilities. For the athletes, this translates into a more complete sporting experience: not only time in the water, but also opportunities for connection, belonging and personal growth, where interaction with peers becomes an integral part of the journey.
The project thus continues to embody its original spirit: a community built through reciprocal relationships, where everyone gives something and, at the same time, receives much more.
Project continuity is one of the key elements of the collaboration between Fondazione Como ETS and OSHa. It is not about supporting individual initiatives, but about accompanying a journey over time, one that evolves and responds to emerging needs. “Thanks to this stable collaboration, we can build projects that are not isolated moments, but milestones in a journey that supports young people with disabilities over time, allowing them to experience safe, inclusive and meaningful sporting opportunities” the President added.
“And when such an important sporting organization chooses to support a project over time, it sends a message to the community: that no one should be left behind and that inclusion is a commitment that deserves continuity,” concluded Mariangela Volpati, highlighting how the Biancoblù Club contributes to strengthening a more supportive, aware community, one that is better able to recognize the value of every individual.
Inter and Como will meet for the fourth and final time this season tonight. With their most recent encounter taking place just over a week ago, Cristian Chivu and Cesc Fàbregas know one another’s sides inside out. Across their three previous meetings, both coaches have continually adjusted their tactical approaches in search of new ways to trouble the opposition. Now, under the lights at San Siro, Inter and Como will contest a place in the Coppa Italia final on May 13. Following a 0–0 draw at the Sinigaglia, the tie remains finely poised. For Inter, nine-time winners of the competition, this would be a 15th final appearance; while it would mark the Lariani's first ever participation in the final. The BiancoBlu will visit Inter for the second time this season. After a run of four matches without a win in March, Inter have responded impressively, recording three consecutive victories and extending their lead at the top of the league to twelve points.
Here are the words of Como 1907 Sporting Director Carlalberto Ludi ahead of Inter-Como:
“I think tomorrow’s match will mark a wonderful chapter in the history of the club, for the city of Como and for our supporters. For us, however, it remains a game to approach with our usual mindset: to go out and try to win, reach the final and, in doing so, write another chapter in our history.
It will be a very intense and carefully prepared challenge. We must continue to be the team we have shown ourselves to be in the past months: a group that wants to amaze, to surprise, to have fun and to create enthusiasm among teammates, staff and supporters.
I’m expecting a good match, where the players can embrace the atmosphere and fully appreciate this important milestone. From an emotional point of view, we will approach it with calmness, enthusiasm, positive energy and confidence, because that is who we are.”
Inter
The match at San Siro follows a tight first leg on March 3. A month and a half has passed since then, and both sides arrive in somewhat different circumstances. At Sinigaglia, Inter fielded an unfamiliar line-up: rather than deploying two strikers, Andy Diouf operated behind Esposito in a hybrid role between a number ten and a wide midfielder, working in the spaces around the penalty area.
On that match, Cristian Chivu left out Dimarco, Akanji and Barella. Dumfries was returning from injury, Lautaro Martínez was unavailable, and Thuram only featured from the bench. The resulting selection included several players capable of injecting intensity; such as Carlos Augusto, Frattesi, Diouf and Sučić, as well as physically imposing figures able to win duels and pose a threat from set pieces, including Bisseck, Acerbi, Bastoni and Esposito. The outcome was a closely contested match, short on attacking incision and evenly balanced in both possession and passing. Inter failed to register a shot on target, while Como managed just one.
For the return leg, Inter may opt for a line-up closer to the one used in their league meeting on April 12. With Lautaro Martínez still sidelined and Bastoni a doubt as he attempts to return from injury, Thuram and Esposito could once again lead the attack, supported by a more technically refined midfield trio of Barella, Çalhanoğlu and Zieliński, with Dumfries and Dimarco operating as wing-backs. In defence, the returning Bisseck could come in alongside Acerbi and Akanji.
Against the Nerazzurri, Como will need a near-flawless performance to overcome the challenge and secure a spot in the final.
Previous encounters
In the Coppa Italia, Inter and Como have faced each other 10 times. In that competition, the Nerazzurri have six wins and four draws. The BiancoBlu are therefore still searching for their first Coppa Italia victory against Inter.
Their last Coppa Italia meeting dates back to the 1991/92 season, when they faced each other in the round of 16. After a 2–2 draw at San Siro, Inter secured a 2–1 win at Sinigaglia to progress to the next round.
Match details
Date: Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Kick-off: 21:00 CEST
Stadium: Giuseppe Meazza
Referee: Sozza
Assistants: Berti - Cecconi
Where to watch
Italy: Mediaset Canale 5
Balkans: Arena Sport
USA: CBS
South America: FOX - DirecTV
MENA: MBC
Rest of the world: Check local listings
After scoring in the 2–0 win over Cagliari, which secured Como 1907 U17 team a place in the league play-offs with a game to spare, Achille Cauli is being called-up to Italy’s U16 squad for a double-header of friendlies against Denmark.
The 2010 born forward is enjoying a positive season. Having stepped up from the BiancoBlu’s U16 to the U17 team, he has also signed his first professional contract, and got his first call-ups to Italy’s youth national teams. Cauli’s growth perfectly reflects the work that Como 1907 aims to carry out with the young Italian talents within its academy, and he has once again been called up by coach Manuel Pasqual to join the U16 national team.
The Azzurrini will face Denmark’s U16 team in two friendly matches: first on Tuesday, April 21, at 20:30 at the “Torquato Bresciani” Municipal Stadium in Viareggio, and the second one on Friday, April 24, at 11:00 at the Olympic Training Center in Tirrenia.
Como 1907 will proudly follow Achille Cauli and wish him the very best as he represents the Italy Under-16 national team.
Good luck, Achille!
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DISCOVER COMO | EXCLUSIVE MATCHDAY ESCAPEDISCOVER COMO : EXCLUSIVE MATCHDAY ESCAPE - Set against the timeless beauty of Lake Como, this episode explores a thoughtfully curated matchday journey created by Como 1907, anchored by the incomparable Villa del Balbianello. From private wooden boat arrivals and unhurried walks through 18th-century gardens once favored by explorers, artists, and Hollywood, to the charged atmosphere of a Como 1907 match, the experience reveals Lake Como at its most cinematic. Blending heritage, elegance, and authentic Italian life, it reflects a carefully curated way of discovering the lake: one that can be found through the tourism experiences section of the Como 1907 website.
Ascent, a new view: Serie AComo 1907 and a long-awaited return to Serie A after 21 years. “We were a group, and we became a family.” Alessio Iovine, Patrick Cutrone, Lucas Da Cunha, Gabriel Strefezza, and Edoardo Goldaniga share all the emotions of the 2023/24 season — historic, thrilling, and one of a kind — set against the stunning backdrop of Villa Carminati. A season worthy of a movie.
DISCOVER COMO | EXCLUSIVE MATCHDAY TOURDiscover Como invites you to experience the EXCLUSIVE MATCH DAY TOUR: a one-of-a-kind journey that blends football, heritage, and timeless Italian style. In this feature, Francesca Biffi guides us from a private two-hour drive in a vintage Fiat 500 to an elevated match day experience, featuring covered grandstand seating and hospitality access overlooking Lake Como. From the charm of the Fiat drive to the electric atmosphere of the stadium, the tour transforms match day into an unforgettable celebration of Italian heritage.
Echos - Our JourneyThe journey of Como 1907 told through the voices of two fans — a father and his daughter — who share what it means to support the biancoblù and to be part of a football family determined to return to the heart of Italian and European football.
DISCOVER COMO | AT VILLA FLORIDISCOVER COMO : AT VILLA FLORI - Como 1907 players Alex Valle and Jesús Rodríguez take a vintage Fiat 124 Spider for a spin along Lake Como: a drive that’s as much about friendship as football. The drive leads them to Villa Flori, where the conversation deepens in the villa’s serene lakeside courtyard. Over coffee, they reflect on life between Spain and Italy, the differences in football culture, and the sense of family and belonging they’ve found in Como. Discover Como captures a rare, personal glimpse of two teammates connecting beyond the game: through humor, honesty, and the beauty of life at the lake.