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Hellas Verona-Como | Matchday 36 – Serie A Enilive | 10/05/2026 | Stadio Bentegodi
Hellas Verona-Como 0-1
Goal: Douvikas 71’
Como 1907 have mathematically secured qualification for Europe today, 10 May 2026, the first in the club’s history and exactly two years after the historic promotion to Serie A.
After a goalless first half, Greek striker Tasos Douvikas broke the deadlock in the 71st minute, meeting a pass from Kempf and finishing precisely with his right foot. His decisive goal earned Como all three points in the midday away fixture at the Bentegodi in Verona.
1,200 Lariani travelled from Como to support the team on this historic day.
Hellas Verona – Montipò, Frese, Edmusson, Valentini, Belghali, Suslov, Akpa Akpr (Isaac 81’), Nelsson, Bowie, Bernede (Lovric 63’), Gagliardini.
Subs: Perilli, Toniolo, Sarr, Bradarić, Lirola, Slotsager, Harroui, Cham, De Battisti, Ajayi, Al-Musrati, Vermesan.
Head Coach: Paolo Sammarco
Como 1907 – Butez, Vojvoda (Smolčić 45’), Diego Carlos, Kempf, Valle (Moreno 36’), Perrone (Caqueret 45’), Da Cunha, Diao (Van der Brempt 81’), Nico Paz, Jesús Rodríguez (Baturina 45’), Douvikas.
Subs: Törnqvist, Vigorito, Cavlina, Goldaniga, Morata, Sergi Roberto, Lahdo, Kühn.
Head Coach: Cesc Fàbregas
Stoppage time: 2’ + 5’
Yellow cards: Caqueret
Away attendance: 1,212
Referee: Marco Di Bello (Brindisi)
Assistant Referees: Alessandro Lo Cicero (Brescia), Filippo Bercigli (Florence)
Fourth Official: Kevin Bonacina (Bergamo)
VAR: Giacomo Camplone (Lanciano)
AVAR: Federico La Penna (Roma 1)
Following the 0–0 draw at the Sinigaglia against SSC Napoli, the BiancoBlu return to action for the penultimate away fixture of the 2025/26 season. Como 1907 travel to the Bentegodi Stadium to face a Hellas Verona side that has already been relegated, but arrives on the back of two positive results: a home draw against Lecce and a 1–1 draw away at Juventus. Coach Cesc Fàbregas and his team will do everything they can to secure a win, but they will face a side that, despite having nothing left to play for in the league, showed as recently as last Sunday in Turin that they can still pick up important results through pragmatism and by striking on the counterattack. For Como, it will be important to get back to winning ways after the goalless draw against Napoli, a match in which the home side nevertheless created a number of clear scoring opportunities. All eyes now turn to the Bentegodi Stadium for kick-off on Sunday at 12:30pm.
Here are the words of Como 1907 head coach Cesc Fàbregas ahead of Hellas Verona-Como:
“The team is growing a lot, both on and off the pitch. There’s a great rapport between the players, a healthy and positive atmosphere, and that’s very important to me: the stronger we are in the dressing room, the better we can perform on the pitch. We demand a lot from them in training and in matches, but development also comes through good atmosphere, trust and the ability to keep improving together.
“Scoring against a team that sits deep is one of the hardest things in football. We need to stay fully focused, with every player giving their best, and we need hunger: the hunger to score, to win and to put in a strong performance. If anyone thinks Sunday’s match will be easy, then we’re approaching it the wrong way.
“The academy pathway is important: there are young players developing well and understanding our footballing philosophy, which is a positive sign for both the present and the future. We're very pleased with the work being done. When we see them making the most of their opportunities, training well and showing quality, we’re always open to giving them chances."
Hellas Verona
The two points earned in their last two matches have helped Hellas Verona move away from bottom-placed Pisa, lifting them into 19th place on 20 points, eight points adrift of third-from-bottom Cremonese. In recent weeks, Paolo Sammarco, who took over the first-team role from Paolo Zanetti, has shaped Verona into a side that primarily operates in a 3-5-1-1 formation. Out of possession, they often drop into a very deep block, with many players crowding central areas and protecting the spaces around their own penalty area.
With Gift Orban, Verona’s top scorer, recently out of the squad for disciplinary reasons, the attacking focal point has become winter signing Kieron Bowie. The Scottish forward has already scored three times, against Bologna, Torino and Juventus, and has established himself as a real threat in the box thanks to his physical presence and mobility. Playing just behind him is Tomas Suslov, who is steadily returning to his best after a long-term injury. He is a low-centre-of-gravity player who is very effective between the lines and also carries a strong long-range shot in his locker.
Another encouraging figure for Verona is Rafik Belghali, a versatile winger who impressed in the first half of the season before being sidelined by injury issues. He offers pace and directness, and is often the spark for Verona’s counterattacks. In midfield and defence, Verona tend to rely on a hard-working, physically strong core, with players such as Gagliardini, Akpa-Akpro, Edmundsson, Nelsson and Valentini providing structure and resilience.
The match at the Bentegodi will certainly not be straightforward. Verona recently took a point away at Juventus, in no small part thanks to an outstanding performance from goalkeeper Lorenzo Montipò, who was named man of the match.
Previous encounters
Hellas Verona and Como have faced each other 17 times at the Bentegodi Stadium: the record shows eight wins for the Gialloblù, six draws, and three wins for Como.
The Lariani’s last victory on Hellas’ home turf dates back to the 2010–11 season, when Riva’s brace proved decisive in the 2–0 win in Lega Pro.
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
15 LAHDO Adrian
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 Mergim
33 DA CUNHA Lucas
34 DIEGO CARLOS
38 DIAO Assane
44 CAVLINA Nikola
77 VAN DER BREMPT Ignace
Match details
Date: Sunday, May 10, 2026
Kick-off: 12:30 CEST
Stadium: Bentegodi
Referee: Di Bello
Assistants: Lo Cicero - Bercigli
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.
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Como 1907 is proud of the journey undertaken by the Men’s Primavera team, who finished top of Group A in the Primavera 2 championship, earning a well-deserved, direct promotion to Primavera 1.
Led by Head Coach Daniele Buzzegoli, the young players celebrated promotion following a 2-2 draw at the Stadio Enrico Sannazzari, home of Virtus Entella. It marks a significant achievement for both the team and the Club: next season, Como’s Primavera side will compete in Primavera 1, Italy’s top national Under-19 league.
The young BiancoBlu finished a point ahead of Lecco, securing the title thanks to the second-best attack and the best defensive record in Group A of Primavera 2. It has been an important journey, built by a strong and united group that fully achieved its objective.
The Club takes great pride in this milestone and remains committed to supporting the continued growth and development of its youth sector.
Osian Roberts, Head of Development at Como 1907, said: “We started the season well and have been at the top of the league throughout, which is never easy. Everything comes down to hard work every day. We have a clear identity shaped by the First Team, and we want that to be reflected across the entire Club. The players showed maturity, personality and presence on the pitch. Having the team in Primavera 1 is important for us, as it allows our players to compete against the best in their age group, while continuing to develop their pathway towards the First Team.”
Davide Facchin, Sporting Director of Como 1907’s Men’s Primavera team, added: “I am very proud, no one deserves this achievement more than this group. We would like to thank the Club for providing everything we needed to perform at our best. It was important for the team to test itself at a higher level of competition. I am very fond of these players, and today we are really happy.”
Coach Daniele Buzzegoli said, “The boys have had an incredible journey, and they deserve this achievement, also in recognition of the work done last year. I am very satisfied. We faced difficult and demanding matches, but the players were always there. We are part of a wonderful project, closely aligned with the First Team, where young players are highly valued. Working with them is fantastic because they give you something special every day.”
Como 1907 congratulates all the players, Coach Buzzegoli, and the entire staff on a season that has highlighted the talent, commitment, and hard work of the whole group.
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Hellas Verona-Como | Matchday 36 – Serie A Enilive | 10/05/2026 | Stadio Bentegodi
Hellas Verona-Como 0-1
Goal: Douvikas 71’
Como 1907 have mathematically secured qualification for Europe today, 10 May 2026, the first in the club’s history and exactly two years after the historic promotion to Serie A.
After a goalless first half, Greek striker Tasos Douvikas broke the deadlock in the 71st minute, meeting a pass from Kempf and finishing precisely with his right foot. His decisive goal earned Como all three points in the midday away fixture at the Bentegodi in Verona.
1,200 Lariani travelled from Como to support the team on this historic day.
Hellas Verona – Montipò, Frese, Edmusson, Valentini, Belghali, Suslov, Akpa Akpr (Isaac 81’), Nelsson, Bowie, Bernede (Lovric 63’), Gagliardini.
Subs: Perilli, Toniolo, Sarr, Bradarić, Lirola, Slotsager, Harroui, Cham, De Battisti, Ajayi, Al-Musrati, Vermesan.
Head Coach: Paolo Sammarco
Como 1907 – Butez, Vojvoda (Smolčić 45’), Diego Carlos, Kempf, Valle (Moreno 36’), Perrone (Caqueret 45’), Da Cunha, Diao (Van der Brempt 81’), Nico Paz, Jesús Rodríguez (Baturina 45’), Douvikas.
Subs: Törnqvist, Vigorito, Cavlina, Goldaniga, Morata, Sergi Roberto, Lahdo, Kühn.
Head Coach: Cesc Fàbregas
Stoppage time: 2’ + 5’
Yellow cards: Caqueret
Away attendance: 1,212
Referee: Marco Di Bello (Brindisi)
Assistant Referees: Alessandro Lo Cicero (Brescia), Filippo Bercigli (Florence)
Fourth Official: Kevin Bonacina (Bergamo)
VAR: Giacomo Camplone (Lanciano)
AVAR: Federico La Penna (Roma 1)
Following the 0–0 draw at the Sinigaglia against SSC Napoli, the BiancoBlu return to action for the penultimate away fixture of the 2025/26 season. Como 1907 travel to the Bentegodi Stadium to face a Hellas Verona side that has already been relegated, but arrives on the back of two positive results: a home draw against Lecce and a 1–1 draw away at Juventus. Coach Cesc Fàbregas and his team will do everything they can to secure a win, but they will face a side that, despite having nothing left to play for in the league, showed as recently as last Sunday in Turin that they can still pick up important results through pragmatism and by striking on the counterattack. For Como, it will be important to get back to winning ways after the goalless draw against Napoli, a match in which the home side nevertheless created a number of clear scoring opportunities. All eyes now turn to the Bentegodi Stadium for kick-off on Sunday at 12:30pm.
Here are the words of Como 1907 head coach Cesc Fàbregas ahead of Hellas Verona-Como:
“The team is growing a lot, both on and off the pitch. There’s a great rapport between the players, a healthy and positive atmosphere, and that’s very important to me: the stronger we are in the dressing room, the better we can perform on the pitch. We demand a lot from them in training and in matches, but development also comes through good atmosphere, trust and the ability to keep improving together.
“Scoring against a team that sits deep is one of the hardest things in football. We need to stay fully focused, with every player giving their best, and we need hunger: the hunger to score, to win and to put in a strong performance. If anyone thinks Sunday’s match will be easy, then we’re approaching it the wrong way.
“The academy pathway is important: there are young players developing well and understanding our footballing philosophy, which is a positive sign for both the present and the future. We're very pleased with the work being done. When we see them making the most of their opportunities, training well and showing quality, we’re always open to giving them chances."
Hellas Verona
The two points earned in their last two matches have helped Hellas Verona move away from bottom-placed Pisa, lifting them into 19th place on 20 points, eight points adrift of third-from-bottom Cremonese. In recent weeks, Paolo Sammarco, who took over the first-team role from Paolo Zanetti, has shaped Verona into a side that primarily operates in a 3-5-1-1 formation. Out of possession, they often drop into a very deep block, with many players crowding central areas and protecting the spaces around their own penalty area.
With Gift Orban, Verona’s top scorer, recently out of the squad for disciplinary reasons, the attacking focal point has become winter signing Kieron Bowie. The Scottish forward has already scored three times, against Bologna, Torino and Juventus, and has established himself as a real threat in the box thanks to his physical presence and mobility. Playing just behind him is Tomas Suslov, who is steadily returning to his best after a long-term injury. He is a low-centre-of-gravity player who is very effective between the lines and also carries a strong long-range shot in his locker.
Another encouraging figure for Verona is Rafik Belghali, a versatile winger who impressed in the first half of the season before being sidelined by injury issues. He offers pace and directness, and is often the spark for Verona’s counterattacks. In midfield and defence, Verona tend to rely on a hard-working, physically strong core, with players such as Gagliardini, Akpa-Akpro, Edmundsson, Nelsson and Valentini providing structure and resilience.
The match at the Bentegodi will certainly not be straightforward. Verona recently took a point away at Juventus, in no small part thanks to an outstanding performance from goalkeeper Lorenzo Montipò, who was named man of the match.
Previous encounters
Hellas Verona and Como have faced each other 17 times at the Bentegodi Stadium: the record shows eight wins for the Gialloblù, six draws, and three wins for Como.
The Lariani’s last victory on Hellas’ home turf dates back to the 2010–11 season, when Riva’s brace proved decisive in the 2–0 win in Lega Pro.
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
15 LAHDO Adrian
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 Mergim
33 DA CUNHA Lucas
34 DIEGO CARLOS
38 DIAO Assane
44 CAVLINA Nikola
77 VAN DER BREMPT Ignace
Match details
Date: Sunday, May 10, 2026
Kick-off: 12:30 CEST
Stadium: Bentegodi
Referee: Di Bello
Assistants: Lo Cicero - Bercigli
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.
Como 1907 is proud of the journey undertaken by the Men’s Primavera team, who finished top of Group A in the Primavera 2 championship, earning a well-deserved, direct promotion to Primavera 1.
Led by Head Coach Daniele Buzzegoli, the young players celebrated promotion following a 2-2 draw at the Stadio Enrico Sannazzari, home of Virtus Entella. It marks a significant achievement for both the team and the Club: next season, Como’s Primavera side will compete in Primavera 1, Italy’s top national Under-19 league.
The young BiancoBlu finished a point ahead of Lecco, securing the title thanks to the second-best attack and the best defensive record in Group A of Primavera 2. It has been an important journey, built by a strong and united group that fully achieved its objective.
The Club takes great pride in this milestone and remains committed to supporting the continued growth and development of its youth sector.
Osian Roberts, Head of Development at Como 1907, said: “We started the season well and have been at the top of the league throughout, which is never easy. Everything comes down to hard work every day. We have a clear identity shaped by the First Team, and we want that to be reflected across the entire Club. The players showed maturity, personality and presence on the pitch. Having the team in Primavera 1 is important for us, as it allows our players to compete against the best in their age group, while continuing to develop their pathway towards the First Team.”
Davide Facchin, Sporting Director of Como 1907’s Men’s Primavera team, added: “I am very proud, no one deserves this achievement more than this group. We would like to thank the Club for providing everything we needed to perform at our best. It was important for the team to test itself at a higher level of competition. I am very fond of these players, and today we are really happy.”
Coach Daniele Buzzegoli said, “The boys have had an incredible journey, and they deserve this achievement, also in recognition of the work done last year. I am very satisfied. We faced difficult and demanding matches, but the players were always there. We are part of a wonderful project, closely aligned with the First Team, where young players are highly valued. Working with them is fantastic because they give you something special every day.”
Como 1907 congratulates all the players, Coach Buzzegoli, and the entire staff on a season that has highlighted the talent, commitment, and hard work of the whole group.
Hellas Verona-Como | Matchday 36 – Serie A Enilive | 10/05/2026 | Stadio Bentegodi
Hellas Verona-Como 0-1
Goal: Douvikas 71’
Como 1907 have mathematically secured qualification for Europe today, 10 May 2026, the first in the club’s history and exactly two years after the historic promotion to Serie A.
After a goalless first half, Greek striker Tasos Douvikas broke the deadlock in the 71st minute, meeting a pass from Kempf and finishing precisely with his right foot. His decisive goal earned Como all three points in the midday away fixture at the Bentegodi in Verona.
1,200 Lariani travelled from Como to support the team on this historic day.
Hellas Verona – Montipò, Frese, Edmusson, Valentini, Belghali, Suslov, Akpa Akpr (Isaac 81’), Nelsson, Bowie, Bernede (Lovric 63’), Gagliardini.
Subs: Perilli, Toniolo, Sarr, Bradarić, Lirola, Slotsager, Harroui, Cham, De Battisti, Ajayi, Al-Musrati, Vermesan.
Head Coach: Paolo Sammarco
Como 1907 – Butez, Vojvoda (Smolčić 45’), Diego Carlos, Kempf, Valle (Moreno 36’), Perrone (Caqueret 45’), Da Cunha, Diao (Van der Brempt 81’), Nico Paz, Jesús Rodríguez (Baturina 45’), Douvikas.
Subs: Törnqvist, Vigorito, Cavlina, Goldaniga, Morata, Sergi Roberto, Lahdo, Kühn.
Head Coach: Cesc Fàbregas
Stoppage time: 2’ + 5’
Yellow cards: Caqueret
Away attendance: 1,212
Referee: Marco Di Bello (Brindisi)
Assistant Referees: Alessandro Lo Cicero (Brescia), Filippo Bercigli (Florence)
Fourth Official: Kevin Bonacina (Bergamo)
VAR: Giacomo Camplone (Lanciano)
AVAR: Federico La Penna (Roma 1)
Following the 0–0 draw at the Sinigaglia against SSC Napoli, the BiancoBlu return to action for the penultimate away fixture of the 2025/26 season. Como 1907 travel to the Bentegodi Stadium to face a Hellas Verona side that has already been relegated, but arrives on the back of two positive results: a home draw against Lecce and a 1–1 draw away at Juventus. Coach Cesc Fàbregas and his team will do everything they can to secure a win, but they will face a side that, despite having nothing left to play for in the league, showed as recently as last Sunday in Turin that they can still pick up important results through pragmatism and by striking on the counterattack. For Como, it will be important to get back to winning ways after the goalless draw against Napoli, a match in which the home side nevertheless created a number of clear scoring opportunities. All eyes now turn to the Bentegodi Stadium for kick-off on Sunday at 12:30pm.
Here are the words of Como 1907 head coach Cesc Fàbregas ahead of Hellas Verona-Como:
“The team is growing a lot, both on and off the pitch. There’s a great rapport between the players, a healthy and positive atmosphere, and that’s very important to me: the stronger we are in the dressing room, the better we can perform on the pitch. We demand a lot from them in training and in matches, but development also comes through good atmosphere, trust and the ability to keep improving together.
“Scoring against a team that sits deep is one of the hardest things in football. We need to stay fully focused, with every player giving their best, and we need hunger: the hunger to score, to win and to put in a strong performance. If anyone thinks Sunday’s match will be easy, then we’re approaching it the wrong way.
“The academy pathway is important: there are young players developing well and understanding our footballing philosophy, which is a positive sign for both the present and the future. We're very pleased with the work being done. When we see them making the most of their opportunities, training well and showing quality, we’re always open to giving them chances."
Hellas Verona
The two points earned in their last two matches have helped Hellas Verona move away from bottom-placed Pisa, lifting them into 19th place on 20 points, eight points adrift of third-from-bottom Cremonese. In recent weeks, Paolo Sammarco, who took over the first-team role from Paolo Zanetti, has shaped Verona into a side that primarily operates in a 3-5-1-1 formation. Out of possession, they often drop into a very deep block, with many players crowding central areas and protecting the spaces around their own penalty area.
With Gift Orban, Verona’s top scorer, recently out of the squad for disciplinary reasons, the attacking focal point has become winter signing Kieron Bowie. The Scottish forward has already scored three times, against Bologna, Torino and Juventus, and has established himself as a real threat in the box thanks to his physical presence and mobility. Playing just behind him is Tomas Suslov, who is steadily returning to his best after a long-term injury. He is a low-centre-of-gravity player who is very effective between the lines and also carries a strong long-range shot in his locker.
Another encouraging figure for Verona is Rafik Belghali, a versatile winger who impressed in the first half of the season before being sidelined by injury issues. He offers pace and directness, and is often the spark for Verona’s counterattacks. In midfield and defence, Verona tend to rely on a hard-working, physically strong core, with players such as Gagliardini, Akpa-Akpro, Edmundsson, Nelsson and Valentini providing structure and resilience.
The match at the Bentegodi will certainly not be straightforward. Verona recently took a point away at Juventus, in no small part thanks to an outstanding performance from goalkeeper Lorenzo Montipò, who was named man of the match.
Previous encounters
Hellas Verona and Como have faced each other 17 times at the Bentegodi Stadium: the record shows eight wins for the Gialloblù, six draws, and three wins for Como.
The Lariani’s last victory on Hellas’ home turf dates back to the 2010–11 season, when Riva’s brace proved decisive in the 2–0 win in Lega Pro.
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
15 LAHDO Adrian
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 Mergim
33 DA CUNHA Lucas
34 DIEGO CARLOS
38 DIAO Assane
44 CAVLINA Nikola
77 VAN DER BREMPT Ignace
Match details
Date: Sunday, May 10, 2026
Kick-off: 12:30 CEST
Stadium: Bentegodi
Referee: Di Bello
Assistants: Lo Cicero - Bercigli
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.
Como 1907 is proud of the journey undertaken by the Men’s Primavera team, who finished top of Group A in the Primavera 2 championship, earning a well-deserved, direct promotion to Primavera 1.
Led by Head Coach Daniele Buzzegoli, the young players celebrated promotion following a 2-2 draw at the Stadio Enrico Sannazzari, home of Virtus Entella. It marks a significant achievement for both the team and the Club: next season, Como’s Primavera side will compete in Primavera 1, Italy’s top national Under-19 league.
The young BiancoBlu finished a point ahead of Lecco, securing the title thanks to the second-best attack and the best defensive record in Group A of Primavera 2. It has been an important journey, built by a strong and united group that fully achieved its objective.
The Club takes great pride in this milestone and remains committed to supporting the continued growth and development of its youth sector.
Osian Roberts, Head of Development at Como 1907, said: “We started the season well and have been at the top of the league throughout, which is never easy. Everything comes down to hard work every day. We have a clear identity shaped by the First Team, and we want that to be reflected across the entire Club. The players showed maturity, personality and presence on the pitch. Having the team in Primavera 1 is important for us, as it allows our players to compete against the best in their age group, while continuing to develop their pathway towards the First Team.”
Davide Facchin, Sporting Director of Como 1907’s Men’s Primavera team, added: “I am very proud, no one deserves this achievement more than this group. We would like to thank the Club for providing everything we needed to perform at our best. It was important for the team to test itself at a higher level of competition. I am very fond of these players, and today we are really happy.”
Coach Daniele Buzzegoli said, “The boys have had an incredible journey, and they deserve this achievement, also in recognition of the work done last year. I am very satisfied. We faced difficult and demanding matches, but the players were always there. We are part of a wonderful project, closely aligned with the First Team, where young players are highly valued. Working with them is fantastic because they give you something special every day.”
Como 1907 congratulates all the players, Coach Buzzegoli, and the entire staff on a season that has highlighted the talent, commitment, and hard work of the whole group.
Como 1907 and Monica Caprini have parted ways.
Monica joined the club during an important stage in the growth of the women’s project and played a key role in the journey from Eccellenza to promotion to Serie A.
Heather O’Reilly, Head of Women’s Football, commented:
“We thank Monica for her hard work and contribution over the past two seasons and wish her all the best for the future.”
Como 1907 thanks Monica Caprini for her dedication to the club and wishes her success in the future.
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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.