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International Break Recap - March

During the international break, 10 players from Como 1907 were called up to represent their respective national teams in various World Cup play-offs, friendlies, and European youth qualifiers.

Mërgim Vojvoda was the standout performer during this period, featuring for a total of 161 minutes across the semi-final and final of the 2026 World Cup qualifying play-offs. The Como winger played the full 90 minutes in the 4–3 away win against Slovakia, providing two crucial assists, and then appeared for a further 71 minutes in the 1–0 defeat to Turkey in the final. While Kosovo narrowly missed out on their first-ever World Cup qualification, Vojvoda still made history as part of the team reaching its highest-ever stage in the World Cup qualifiers.


In the Argentine squad, Nico Paz, who started against Mauritania, scored his first-ever goal for the Albiceleste from a free kick, playing a total of 45 minutes in the 2–1 victory. In the other friendly, a 5–0 win over Zambia, Paz came on in the 74th minute, adding a further 16 minutes to his appearances and bringing his total to 61 minutes during the international break. Meanwhile, Máximo Perrone played the final 16 minutes against Zambia.


Assane Diao returned to the Senegal national team, playing a total of 68 minutes across two friendlies. He came on in the 67th minute, featuring for 23 minutes in the 2–0 win against Peru, and then started the 3–1 victory over Gambia, playing the full 45 minutes.


Martin Baturina played a total of 99 minutes for Croatia across two matches in the United States: he came on in the 61st minute for 29 minutes in the 2–1 win over Colombia, and then started the 3–1 defeat to Brazil, playing 70 minutes. Ivan Smolčić did not feature in the first match but came on in the 82nd minute of the second, playing the final 8 minutes.


Tasos Douvikas started as centre-forward against Paraguay before being substituted in the 86th minute and remained on the bench for the 0–0 draw against Hungary.


Noel Törnqvist was on the bench as reserve goalkeeper for both of Sweden’s World Cup play-off matches: a 3–1 win against Ukraine and a 3–2 victory over Poland, which secured Sweden’s spot at the 2026 World Cup.


Among the younger players, Adrian Lahdo made his mark with Sweden U19s, starting in the 2–2 draw against Germany and scoring in the 68th minute. He also started in the 3–0 defeat to Austria and did not feature in the 2–2 draw against Greece, which brought Sweden’s Elite Round campaign to a close.

Álex Valle started both of Spain U21’s matches, playing 63 minutes in the 7–0 win over Cyprus, providing an assist for the fourth goal. He then played 87 minutes in the 2–0 victory against Kosovo.


Returning from international duty, the players are now training with the rest of the squad ahead of the away fixture against Udinese on Easter Monday.

The Biancoblu Return to Sinigaglia This ...

Como 1907 Women return to the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia on Saturday 4 April at 3.00pm, for a special afternoon on the shores of Lake Como as they face Cesena FC Femminile.

Top of the table and pushing for promotion, Selena Mazzantini’s side are in the middle of a season that could see them join the men’s team in Serie A. This Easter weekend, supporters have the chance to back a team chasing something significant, in one of football’s most striking settings.

With complimentary tickets available in the Tribuna Coperta, the match offers a chance for fans, families and the wider community to experience women’s football at Sinigaglia. For those looking to enjoy the occasion with hospitality, a limited number of tickets will also be available to purchase in the VIP grandstand, boxes and pitchside boxes, with food and drinks included.

Heather O’Reilly, Head of Women’s Football, said, “We are grateful for the opportunity to play in this beautiful stadium on the shores of the lake. The Club has worked hard to unite the men’s first team, the women’s team and the youth sector under one shared goal, and this is certainly another step in that direction. The team and staff are doing a great job, and every opportunity to play at Sinigaglia is special. We’re working hard to win the championship, and we hope the fans will come out in large numbers to support us as we pursue this goal.”

Complimentary tickets in the Tribuna Coperta will be available via request form from 12.00pm CEST on 30 March at tickets.comofootball.com.

Premium tickets in the VIP grandstand, boxes and pitchside boxes are priced at €25 and include hospitality.

Come and support a team at the top of the table, in a stadium unlike any other, as Como 1907 Women continue their push towards Serie A.

FORZA COMO

Udinese-Como | Away Section Info

Como supporters are informed that ticket sales for the away section of Udinese-Como will open at 15:00 on Thursday, 26 March 2026. The match is scheduled for Monday, 6 April 2026 at 12:30 at the Bluenergy Stadium in Udine, and is part of the Matchday 31 of Serie A Enilive.

The away section has a total capacity of 1,330 seats with price of a single ticket priced at €30.00. A “Blu Nel Cuore” fan card is required for purchase.

Sales will remain open until 19:00 on Sunday, 5 April 2026. Tickets can be purchased via the TicketOne circuit.
https://sport.ticketone.it/seatmap/51746/90600589/udinese-vs-como-serie-a-enilive

It will not be possible to purchase away tickets on the day of the match.

Como-Inter | Ticket Info
International Break Recap - March

During the international break, 10 players from Como 1907 were called up to represent their respective national teams in various World Cup play-offs, friendlies, and European youth qualifiers.

Mërgim Vojvoda was the standout performer during this period, featuring for a total of 161 minutes across the semi-final and final of the 2026 World Cup qualifying play-offs. The Como winger played the full 90 minutes in the 4–3 away win against Slovakia, providing two crucial assists, and then appeared for a further 71 minutes in the 1–0 defeat to Turkey in the final. While Kosovo narrowly missed out on their first-ever World Cup qualification, Vojvoda still made history as part of the team reaching its highest-ever stage in the World Cup qualifiers.


In the Argentine squad, Nico Paz, who started against Mauritania, scored his first-ever goal for the Albiceleste from a free kick, playing a total of 45 minutes in the 2–1 victory. In the other friendly, a 5–0 win over Zambia, Paz came on in the 74th minute, adding a further 16 minutes to his appearances and bringing his total to 61 minutes during the international break. Meanwhile, Máximo Perrone played the final 16 minutes against Zambia.


Assane Diao returned to the Senegal national team, playing a total of 68 minutes across two friendlies. He came on in the 67th minute, featuring for 23 minutes in the 2–0 win against Peru, and then started the 3–1 victory over Gambia, playing the full 45 minutes.


Martin Baturina played a total of 99 minutes for Croatia across two matches in the United States: he came on in the 61st minute for 29 minutes in the 2–1 win over Colombia, and then started the 3–1 defeat to Brazil, playing 70 minutes. Ivan Smolčić did not feature in the first match but came on in the 82nd minute of the second, playing the final 8 minutes.


Tasos Douvikas started as centre-forward against Paraguay before being substituted in the 86th minute and remained on the bench for the 0–0 draw against Hungary.


Noel Törnqvist was on the bench as reserve goalkeeper for both of Sweden’s World Cup play-off matches: a 3–1 win against Ukraine and a 3–2 victory over Poland, which secured Sweden’s spot at the 2026 World Cup.


Among the younger players, Adrian Lahdo made his mark with Sweden U19s, starting in the 2–2 draw against Germany and scoring in the 68th minute. He also started in the 3–0 defeat to Austria and did not feature in the 2–2 draw against Greece, which brought Sweden’s Elite Round campaign to a close.

Álex Valle started both of Spain U21’s matches, playing 63 minutes in the 7–0 win over Cyprus, providing an assist for the fourth goal. He then played 87 minutes in the 2–0 victory against Kosovo.


Returning from international duty, the players are now training with the rest of the squad ahead of the away fixture against Udinese on Easter Monday.

The Biancoblu Return to Sinigaglia This Easter Weekend

Como 1907 Women return to the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia on Saturday 4 April at 3.00pm, for a special afternoon on the shores of Lake Como as they face Cesena FC Femminile.

Top of the table and pushing for promotion, Selena Mazzantini’s side are in the middle of a season that could see them join the men’s team in Serie A. This Easter weekend, supporters have the chance to back a team chasing something significant, in one of football’s most striking settings.

With complimentary tickets available in the Tribuna Coperta, the match offers a chance for fans, families and the wider community to experience women’s football at Sinigaglia. For those looking to enjoy the occasion with hospitality, a limited number of tickets will also be available to purchase in the VIP grandstand, boxes and pitchside boxes, with food and drinks included.

Heather O’Reilly, Head of Women’s Football, said, “We are grateful for the opportunity to play in this beautiful stadium on the shores of the lake. The Club has worked hard to unite the men’s first team, the women’s team and the youth sector under one shared goal, and this is certainly another step in that direction. The team and staff are doing a great job, and every opportunity to play at Sinigaglia is special. We’re working hard to win the championship, and we hope the fans will come out in large numbers to support us as we pursue this goal.”

Complimentary tickets in the Tribuna Coperta will be available via request form from 12.00pm CEST on 30 March at tickets.comofootball.com.

Premium tickets in the VIP grandstand, boxes and pitchside boxes are priced at €25 and include hospitality.

Come and support a team at the top of the table, in a stadium unlike any other, as Como 1907 Women continue their push towards Serie A.

FORZA COMO

Udinese-Como | Away Section Info

Como supporters are informed that ticket sales for the away section of Udinese-Como will open at 15:00 on Thursday, 26 March 2026. The match is scheduled for Monday, 6 April 2026 at 12:30 at the Bluenergy Stadium in Udine, and is part of the Matchday 31 of Serie A Enilive.

The away section has a total capacity of 1,330 seats with price of a single ticket priced at €30.00. A “Blu Nel Cuore” fan card is required for purchase.

Sales will remain open until 19:00 on Sunday, 5 April 2026. Tickets can be purchased via the TicketOne circuit.
https://sport.ticketone.it/seatmap/51746/90600589/udinese-vs-como-serie-a-enilive

It will not be possible to purchase away tickets on the day of the match.

International Break Recap - March

During the international break, 10 players from Como 1907 were called up to represent their respective national teams in various World Cup play-offs, friendlies, and European youth qualifiers.

Mërgim Vojvoda was the standout performer during this period, featuring for a total of 161 minutes across the semi-final and final of the 2026 World Cup qualifying play-offs. The Como winger played the full 90 minutes in the 4–3 away win against Slovakia, providing two crucial assists, and then appeared for a further 71 minutes in the 1–0 defeat to Turkey in the final. While Kosovo narrowly missed out on their first-ever World Cup qualification, Vojvoda still made history as part of the team reaching its highest-ever stage in the World Cup qualifiers.


In the Argentine squad, Nico Paz, who started against Mauritania, scored his first-ever goal for the Albiceleste from a free kick, playing a total of 45 minutes in the 2–1 victory. In the other friendly, a 5–0 win over Zambia, Paz came on in the 74th minute, adding a further 16 minutes to his appearances and bringing his total to 61 minutes during the international break. Meanwhile, Máximo Perrone played the final 16 minutes against Zambia.


Assane Diao returned to the Senegal national team, playing a total of 68 minutes across two friendlies. He came on in the 67th minute, featuring for 23 minutes in the 2–0 win against Peru, and then started the 3–1 victory over Gambia, playing the full 45 minutes.


Martin Baturina played a total of 99 minutes for Croatia across two matches in the United States: he came on in the 61st minute for 29 minutes in the 2–1 win over Colombia, and then started the 3–1 defeat to Brazil, playing 70 minutes. Ivan Smolčić did not feature in the first match but came on in the 82nd minute of the second, playing the final 8 minutes.


Tasos Douvikas started as centre-forward against Paraguay before being substituted in the 86th minute and remained on the bench for the 0–0 draw against Hungary.


Noel Törnqvist was on the bench as reserve goalkeeper for both of Sweden’s World Cup play-off matches: a 3–1 win against Ukraine and a 3–2 victory over Poland, which secured Sweden’s spot at the 2026 World Cup.


Among the younger players, Adrian Lahdo made his mark with Sweden U19s, starting in the 2–2 draw against Germany and scoring in the 68th minute. He also started in the 3–0 defeat to Austria and did not feature in the 2–2 draw against Greece, which brought Sweden’s Elite Round campaign to a close.

Álex Valle started both of Spain U21’s matches, playing 63 minutes in the 7–0 win over Cyprus, providing an assist for the fourth goal. He then played 87 minutes in the 2–0 victory against Kosovo.


Returning from international duty, the players are now training with the rest of the squad ahead of the away fixture against Udinese on Easter Monday.

The Biancoblu Return to Sinigaglia This Easter Weekend

Como 1907 Women return to the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia on Saturday 4 April at 3.00pm, for a special afternoon on the shores of Lake Como as they face Cesena FC Femminile.

Top of the table and pushing for promotion, Selena Mazzantini’s side are in the middle of a season that could see them join the men’s team in Serie A. This Easter weekend, supporters have the chance to back a team chasing something significant, in one of football’s most striking settings.

With complimentary tickets available in the Tribuna Coperta, the match offers a chance for fans, families and the wider community to experience women’s football at Sinigaglia. For those looking to enjoy the occasion with hospitality, a limited number of tickets will also be available to purchase in the VIP grandstand, boxes and pitchside boxes, with food and drinks included.

Heather O’Reilly, Head of Women’s Football, said, “We are grateful for the opportunity to play in this beautiful stadium on the shores of the lake. The Club has worked hard to unite the men’s first team, the women’s team and the youth sector under one shared goal, and this is certainly another step in that direction. The team and staff are doing a great job, and every opportunity to play at Sinigaglia is special. We’re working hard to win the championship, and we hope the fans will come out in large numbers to support us as we pursue this goal.”

Complimentary tickets in the Tribuna Coperta will be available via request form from 12.00pm CEST on 30 March at tickets.comofootball.com.

Premium tickets in the VIP grandstand, boxes and pitchside boxes are priced at €25 and include hospitality.

Come and support a team at the top of the table, in a stadium unlike any other, as Como 1907 Women continue their push towards Serie A.

FORZA COMO

Udinese-Como | Away Section Info

Como supporters are informed that ticket sales for the away section of Udinese-Como will open at 15:00 on Thursday, 26 March 2026. The match is scheduled for Monday, 6 April 2026 at 12:30 at the Bluenergy Stadium in Udine, and is part of the Matchday 31 of Serie A Enilive.

The away section has a total capacity of 1,330 seats with price of a single ticket priced at €30.00. A “Blu Nel Cuore” fan card is required for purchase.

Sales will remain open until 19:00 on Sunday, 5 April 2026. Tickets can be purchased via the TicketOne circuit.
https://sport.ticketone.it/seatmap/51746/90600589/udinese-vs-como-serie-a-enilive

It will not be possible to purchase away tickets on the day of the match.

Como-Inter | Ticket Info

Como 1907 fans are informed that the first phase of ticket sales for Como–Inter, Round 32 of the Serie A Enilive, will open at 15:00 on Thursday, March 26, 2026. The match is scheduled for Sunday, April 12, 2026, at 20:45 at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia in Como.

Home Sectors – Season Ticket Pre-sales

The first phase of sales is reserved for holders of a 2025/26 Serie A Enilive season ticket, including Spring Pack holders, who will also be able to purchase tickets for other people.

To complete the purchase, you will need to enter the first seven characters of your season ticket fiscal seal (letters must be entered in uppercase). Each fiscal seal allows the purchase of up to two tickets, in the same section, in a single transaction.

Tickets can be purchased online at tickets.comofootball.com. During the first two days of sale, payment will be accepted exclusively via Revolut.

As per the instructions of the relevant authorities, residents of the Province of Milan are not permitted to purchase tickets.

For more information about Match Day Experiences, Boat Tours (sold out for Como–Inter) and Premium Hospitality, please call +39 0315140035 or visit the relevant webpages.

Home Sectors – General Sales

From 15:00 on Monday, March 30, 2026, tickets will go on general sale, subject to the same territorial restrictions as the first phase, while stocks last.

Away Sectors

Tickets for the away section will be available from 15:00 on Friday, April 3, 2026.

In agreement with the relevant authorities, sales are reserved for holders of an Internazionale FC Fidelity Card. Tickets are priced at €45, including booking fees and service charges.

Tickets are available at tickets.comofootball.com.

Calendar

SERIE A
Udinese – Como 1907
April 06
MEN
14:30 PM (CEST)
Bluenergy Stadium - Stadio Friuli
VS
SERIE A
Como 1907 – Inter
April 12
MEN
22:45 PM (CEST)
Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
VS
SERIE A
Sassuolo – Como 1907
April 17
MEN
20:30 PM (CEST)
VS
COPPA ITALIA
Inter – Como 1907
April 21
MEN
23:00 PM (CEST)
Giuseppe Meazza Stadium (San Siro)
VS
SERIE A
Genoa – Como 1907
April 26
MEN
17:00 PM (CEST)
Luigi Ferraris Stadium
VS
SERIE A
Como 1907 – Napoli
May 03
MEN
17:00 PM (CEST)
Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
VS
SERIE A
Hellas Verona – Como 1907
May 10
MEN
17:00 PM (CEST)
Marcantonio Bentegodi Stadium
VS
SERIE A
Como 1907 – Parma
May 17
MEN
17:00 PM (CEST)
Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
VS
SERIE A
Cremonese – Como 1907
May 24
MEN
22:00 PM (CEST)
Giovanni Zini Stadium
VS