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Como 1907 informs its supporters that the first sales phase for tickets in the Curva Est, Distinti, Tribuna Coperta and Field Box sections for Como–Napoli will begin at 15:00 on Monday, April 20. 2026. The match, part of Round 35 of the Serie A Enilive season, is scheduled for Saturday, 2 May 2026 at 18:00 at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia in Como.

The initial sales phase will be reserved for 2025/26 Serie A Enilive season ticket holders, including Spring Pack holders, who will also be able to purchase tickets on behalf of others.

To complete a purchase, fans will be required to enter the first 7 characters of the tax seal code of their season ticket, using uppercase letters only. Each tax seal code will allow the purchase of up to two tickets, in the same section and within a single transaction.

Tickets will be available online via the official website: tickets.comofootball.com. During the first two days of sale, Revolut will be the only accepted payment method.

In accordance with the relevant authorities, ticket purchases will not be permitted for residents of the Campania region.

General sale will begin at 15:00 on Wednesday, April 22,, 2026, with the restriction for residents of the Campania region remaining in place.

For further information on Matchday Experiences, Boat Tours and Premium Hospitality, supporters can call +39 031 5140035 or visit comofootball.com.

Regarding the Away Section, sales will open at 15:00 on Friday, 24 April 2026. In line with the relevant authorities, purchases will be reserved for SSC Napoli Fidelity Card holders who are not residents of the Campania region. The price of a single ticket is €45, including pre-sale rights and service fees.

Sassuolo-Como | Matchday 33 – Serie A Enilive | 17/04/2026 | Mapei Stadium

Sassuolo-Como 2-1

Goals: Volpato 42’, Nzola 44’, Nico Paz 47’

Nico Paz moved to 12 league goals today, finding the net with a header from Ivan Smolčić’s first assist in Serie A for the club. His goal reduced the deficit to one late in the first half.

The match then ended 2–1 in favour of the home side, Sassuolo.

Attention now turns to Tuesday night’s Coppa Italia Frecciarossa semi-final second leg against Inter.

Sassuolo – Turati; Walukiewicz, Idzes, Muharemovic, Coulibaly; Thorstvedt, Matic (76’ Lipani), Kone; Volpato (64’ Fadera), Nzola (76’ Pinamonti), Laurienté.

Subs: Satalino, Zacchi, Muric, Garcia, Moro, Frangella, Vranckx, Iannoni, Felipe

Head Coach: Fabio Grosso

Como 1907 – Butez; Smolcic (47’ Vojvoda), Kempf, Ramon, Moreno; Da Cunha (72’ Kuhn), Caqueret (47’ Perrone); Diao (60’ Rodriguez), Paz, Baturina (47’ Douvikas); Morata

Subs: Tornqvist, Vigorito, Cavlina, Valle, Goldaniga, Diego Carlos, Van Der Brempt.

Head Coach: Cesc Fabregas

Stoppage time: 2’ + 5’

Yellow cards: Ramon, Morata, Koné, Volpato, Moreno, Thorstvedt

Attendance: 998 (away section)

Referee: Sig. FOURNEAU FRANCESCO (Sezione di ROMA 1).

Assistant referees: Sig. BARONE CLAUDIO (Sezione di ROMA 1), Sig. MONACO GIACOMO (Sezione di TERMOLI).

Fourth official: Sig. GALIPÒ SIMONE (Sezione di FIRENZE).

Var: Sig. DI PAOLO ALEANDRO (Sezione di AVEZZANO).

Avar: Sig. GIUA ANTONIO (Sezione di OLBIA).

With the league match against Inter now behind them and a Coppa Italia clash against the Nerazzurri coming up next Tuesday, the BiancoBlu return to Serie A action with a trip to face Sassuolo at the Mapei Stadium. Fabio Grosso’s side, currently 11th in the table, will come into the game after a narrow 2–1 away defeat to Genoa.

Sassuolo have shown themselves this season to be a proactive and well-balanced team, capable of competing with any opponent and picking up valuable results along the way, including a double win over Atalanta and away draws against Milan and Juventus. The hosts will be without Domenico Berardi, who is suspended following his red card against Genoa, but they still have plenty of attacking threat in Andrea Pinamonti and Armand Laurienté, as well as two of the standout young players of the season, Tarik Muharemović and Ismaël Koné, who scored last weekend at the Ferraris.

Friday’s match will be the third and final meeting between the two sides this season, after the BiancoBlu’s 3–0 and 2–0 wins at the Sinigaglia, first in the Coppa Italia in September, and then in Serie A in November.

Here are the words of Como 1907 head coach Cesc Fàbregas ahead of Sassuolo-Como:

“We're on a path of steady growth thanks to our players, our outstanding staff, and the intensity we bring to the field every day. We're building something that goes beyond immediate results, and the guys are responding in the right way. Let's keep it up and see how far we can go.”

“Today the team feels good, feels strong, regardless of the result. And it’s important to feel that way, especially for a young team. We have room for improvement on certain details that make the difference against top-tier teams and top players”

"Sassuolo is an excellent team that, compared to last season, has managed to improve further by building on an already solid foundation. In my opinion, they’re one of the teams playing the best soccer in Italy. They’re a proactive, modern side that’s enjoyable to watch even on TV, and they place great emphasis on ideas, movements, and making the most of their players’ individual qualities."

Sassuolo

Throughout the season, Fabio Grosso has consistently favoured a 4-3-3 formation with limited rotation and a well-defined hierarchy within the squad. In midfield, two key figures have been Nemanja Matić and Ismaël Koné, both signed during the summer transfer window. The Serbian midfielder has provided stability and experience for the Neroverdi, while Koné, who arrived from Marseille and operates as a wide midfielder, has offered a strong attacking threat, scoring six goals so far. The impact of 2003-born defender Tarik Muharemović has also been notable. In his first Serie A season, he has impressed with his composure in duels, his build-up play, and his strength in aerial battles.

Sassuolo currently sit ninth in Serie A for goals scored, 39. Grosso’s side have been particularly dangerous in attack, with Koné scoring six, Berardi seven, Pinamonti eight, and Laurienté five. Of those 39 goals, eight have come from corner situations, the third-highest total in Serie A, behind only Inter and Roma.

Left-back Josh Doig will also miss Friday’s match through suspension. Ulisses Garcia, who arrived from Marseille in January and has already scored against Cagliari, is expected to replace him. In Berardi’s absence, Cristian Volpato could be handed a start, the 2003-born winger is highly effective in one-on-one situations and creative in his link-up play. It will certainly be a challenging test for the BiancoBlu at the Mapei Stadium, against a well-organised side capable of causing problems for any opponent.

Previous encounters

Tonight’s match at Mapei Stadium will mark the first-ever meeting between the two teams at the Neroverdi’s home ground. The only previous encounters between the two sides were the two matches played this season at the Sinigaglia, which ended 3-0 in favor of the Biancoblù (in the Coppa Italia) and 2-0, again in favor of Como (in Serie A).

Squad:
1 BUTEZ Jean
2 KEMPF Marc
3 VALLE Alex
5 GOLDANIGA Edoardo
6 CAQUERET Maxence
7 MORATA Alvaro
10 PAZ Nico
11 DOUVIKAS Tasos
14 RAMON Jacobo
17 RODRIGUEZ Jesus
18 MORENO Alberto
19 KUHN Nicolas
20 BATURINA Martin
21 TORNQVIST Noel
22 VIGORITO Mauro
23 PERRONE Maximo
28 SMOLCIC Ivan
31 VOJVODA Mërgim
33 DA CUNHA Lucas
34 DIEGO CARLOS
38 DIAO Assane
44 CAVLINA Nikola
77 VAN DER BREMPT Ignace

Match details
Date: Friday, April 17, 2026
Kick-off: 18:30 CEST
Stadium: Mapei Stadium
Referee: Fourneau
Assistants: Barone - Monaco

Where to watch
Italy: DAZN
Balkans: Arena Sport
USA: CBS - DAZN - FOX
South America: ESPN & Disney +
South Korea: SPOTV
Rest of the World: Check local listings

On Wednesday, April 15, Primavera players from Como 1907, Francesco Andrealli and Matteo Papaccioli, took part in a series of workshop activities alongside the children of the Scuola dell’Infanzia Orsoline San Carlo, sharing educational and playful moments as part of Parolario Junior 2026.

The 2026 edition of Parolario Junior, a project born from the experience of the Parolario festival and designed to bring children closer to reading and to discovering the world through hands-on experiences deeply connected to the local area, focused this year on the theme “Roots”, an invitation to discover how everything grows and transforms through care and time, just like we do.

Como 1907 took part in the initiative for the second consecutive year, bringing an authentic presence into local schools, fully aligned with the Club’s values.

During the morning, guided by agronomist Walter Pironi, the children were involved in the “Educational Gardens” workshop, dedicated to plant care and the art of sowing. The pupils explored the plant life cycle by observing its different stages up close, touching natural elements, and understanding how each step requires time, attention, and care. Together with the young Biancoblù players, they then planted pea seeds, entrusting them to the soil with the commitment to care for them in the days ahead in the classroom. “It felt like being a child again,” said Como 1907 midfielder Matteo Papaccioli at the end of the morning, highlighting the authenticity of the experience.

Paola Carlotti, representative of the Parolario ETS Cultural Association, also reflected on the educational value of the initiative: “Sowing is a simple but powerful gesture: it means believing in something that is not yet visible, accepting the time of waiting, and learning to observe small changes, starting with those in the environment. It is an experience that speaks of responsibility and trust, closely linked to the sporting journey, which is built on consistency, training, and gradual growth. In this context, different kinds of roots met: those of nature, connected to the earth and its cycles, and those more symbolic, linked to identity and a sense of belonging.”

The day continued with the creative workshop “Colors Born from Nature”, led by art therapist Jessica Molinari. By working with natural pastes and pigments derived from spices and vegetables, the children experienced a direct sensory connection with materials, creating spontaneous works free from predefined structures.

In this setting as well, the two young Lariani players showed a different side, marked by listening and presence, far from the rhythms of the pitch. “It was emotional to share these moments with them,” said Francesco Andrealli, captain of the Primavera side. “It was a natural exchange: doing something hands-on together with the children is stimulating for them, but it was for me as well.”

Parolario Junior once again proves to be a project capable of weaving together words, nature, and action, transforming stories into real experiences. Thanks to the support of Fondazione Como ETS, the initiative continues to offer meaningful and accessible educational opportunities, reinforcing the strong bond between the Club and its local community. In this open dialogue, sport becomes a tool to support the growth of younger generations, connecting different realities in a shared path of development