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In Como, there is a special place where you can still enjoy traditional dishes and pizza by the slice in an atmosphere that feels like stepping back in time, with checkered tablecloths and old photos of the city hanging on the walls.
It is Pizzeria Da Quinto, in town since the 1940s, after its founder opened the first shop in Varese. Today, Luigia De Matteis, who runs the business, welcomes customers with her contagious smile: among them, many Como 1907 supporters. Her family took over the pizzeria in 1989 from the previous owner, for whom Luigia’s father had worked as a waiter for more than 15 years. Now, alongside Luigia at the counter, there is her mother in the kitchen, still enthusiastically preparing the dishes that have made Da Quinto one of the most beloved spots for the people of Como.
Luigia, together with the staff working in her pizzeria, modelled our new Players’ Collection tees, which brings the Como 1907 squad to life through the people who give the Club its identity: its community.
“It’s wonderful for me to be part of this campaign, especially now, with the team playing so well and with an enthusiasm that you can feel throughout the city and beyond. I’m happy to wear the shirt with the face of Edoardo Goldaniga, one of the key players in our promotion to Serie A. Our bond with Como fans has always been very strong, and this is a way to share this incredible moment with them.”
Her interest in Como 1907 goes way back: “We have always followed the team’s journey, in every division. Da Quinto is — and has always been — a meeting point and a stopover for many fans we have grown fond of. Through their stories, we have lived the team’s most important and most difficult moments. Unfortunately, because of our work, we can’t go to the stadium, but we cheer from behind the counter and in the kitchen, and we offer all the fans who come here our culinary contribution.”
Luigia’s favourite player is Nico Paz — “he’s just too good,” she says. And the enthusiasm for Como 1907 is clearly visible on the shop window facing Via Milano and inside the pizzeria: “It all started by chance. Since we returned to Serie A,” Luigia explains, “fans walking by began sticking their stickers on the window. Now we have them everywhere, and it is wonderful because such a simple, spontaneous gesture has created a movement that so many people have joined and continue to join. Initially, those who put up stickers attempted to do so discreetly. Now it’s become a trend.”
Some people stop outside to admire the window, while others come in and ask if they can add their own sticker: “One Sunday, a young boy came in to ask if he could place his sticker among the others. It’s beautiful to see such great participation from both adults and kids.”
Fans are always present at Da Quinto: “Organised supporter groups come, families too. There are fathers with their children who stop by before the match to enjoy our lasagna. And many fans book a table for the following game.”
Da Quinto, Luigia recalls, “was the first pizza‑by‑the‑slice shop in Como,” and over the years, it has preserved the charm of its origins: “I took over from my father in 2005, but I’ve practically lived in this place my whole life. I grew up here, helping my parents on weekends when I was younger and had another job. This place is special because it does not change. It matters to people who appreciate the simplicity of the past and keep coming back because they feel at home here. It’s a historic business and will continue to be so: offering quality, traditional food that is genuine and accessible to everyone.”
The tavern-style tablecloths and home-style cooking tell a long story of love for this place, which draws many people from Como who rediscover, in the dishes prepared by Luigia and her mother, the flavours of the past. Besides the tall, soft pizza by the slice, Da Quinto serves lasagna, pizzoccheri, various types of meatballs, coda alla vaccinara, braised and boiled meat.
The pizzeria is open every day from lunch to dinner, closing only on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Breaks from work are rare for Luigia, but when she manages to carve out some time, she enjoys going for a walk: “Como is beautiful, and there are so many lovely places. I think of the viale Geno promenade, always charming, and the enchanting view of the city from Brunate.”
If she had to choose a few places to eat and drink in Como, Luigia has no doubts: places similar to Da Quinto, where many of her fan customers also go. For a beer, Il Birratrovo in via Carducci; for a night out, the Super Social Club behind the Teatro Sociale. For quality products and excellent local dishes, she recommends L’Ora della Pasta in via Diaz, Ristorante Sociale in via Rodari, and Osteria Brillo in via dei Partigiani.
After the draw against Inter for the first leg of the Coppa Italia semifinal, Como now shift their attention back to the league. In the matchday 28 of the 2025/26 Serie A Enilive, the BiancoBlu travel to Cagliari to face the Rossoblù at the Unipol Domus tomorrow afternoon, with kick-off scheduled for 15:00.
Como arrive in Sardinia on the back of the 0-0 draw against Inter, a result that confirmed the defensive solidity of the team under Cesc Fàbregas. The BiancoBlu are now aiming to continue their positive run as they look to finish the season strongly.
Cagliari, meanwhile, will be looking to claim valuable points and a first win in over a month. The Rossoblù, coming off a draw at Parma, are a well-organised, intense side capable of challenging any opponent, particularly at the Unipol Domus.
Como Coach Cesc Fàbregas on Saturday’s trip to Cagliari
“Saturday’s match will be very important for us. We are improving and we want to keep moving in this direction. It will also be the final game in a run of 15 matches in 63 days. I want to give credit to everyone for consistently finding the energy, the attitude and the solutions needed to win.
“We are at a stage of the season where physical and mental recovery during the week is essential. We have worked hard for eight months to get to this point and now we want to give everything in the final 12 matches. We must enjoy this moment, because we have built it through our hard work, and now we have to it done on the pitch.
“Against Cagliari I expect a similar match to the first leg in Como. I know Pisacane well. He is doing an excellent job and bringing a very clear idea to his team. We are two young coaches who want to keep learning and who always try to communicate with the players. We will put our best foot forward and try to take the three points.”
Cagliari
Cagliari are a compact, intense side, capable of controlling the different phases of a 90-minute game. Currently 13th in the table, with just two points from their last four league matches, the Rossoblù have not won since 31 January, when they defeated Verona 4-0 at home.
Tactically, Fabio Pisacane’s side tends to defend with high density between the lines and then break quickly into space. At the Unipol Domus, the support of the home crowd often proves decisive, boosting both the tempo and intensity of the game.
Previous Encounters
Como and Cagliari have met 52 times across Serie A, Serie B, and the Coppa Italia.
The record shows 20 wins for Cagliari, 17 for Como, and 15 draws. The last meeting in Sardinia was in August 2024, when the Lariani earned their first Serie A point in 21 years, drawing 1-1 at the Rossoblù with Cutrone cancelling out Piccoli’s opener.
A particularly notable moment in Cagliari’s history came on 11 January 1976: in a Cagliari–Como match, club legend Gigi Riva scored his final goal before suffering a serious injury on 1 February 1976 against Milan, an event that ended his career after 374 appearances and 205 goals in the Rossoblù shirt.
Match Details
Date: Saturday, 7 march 2026
Kick-Off: 15:00 CET
Stadium: Unipol Domus, Cagliari
Referee: Marinelli
Where to Watch
Italia: Dazn
Balkans: Arena Sport
USA: CBS - DAZN - FOX
South America: ESPN & Disney +
South Corea: SPOTV
Rest of the World: Check your local listings.
Como-Inter | Semifinal, first leg - Coppa Italia Frecciarossa 2025/26 | 03/03/2026 | Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
Como-Inter 0-0
Como faced Inter at the Sinigaglia in a historic Coppa Italia semi-final, returning to this stage of the competition after more than 40 years.
Before kick-off, a minute of silence was observed in memory of Rino Marchesi, former Como 1907 head coach who recently passed away and led the club in that historic semi-final over four decades ago.
The match ended goalless, leaving everything to be decided in the return leg scheduled for the end of March at the Giuseppe Meazza in San Siro.
World Cup winners Pepe Reina, Raphaël Varane and Daniele De Rossi were in attendance in the stands to watch the match.
Como 1907 – Butez; Smolcic, Diego Carlos, Ramon, Valle (78’ Moreno); Perrone, Roberto (69’ Diao); Vojvoda (78’ Van Der Brempt), Da Cunha, Caqueret (85’ Baturina); Paz (85’ Douvikas).
Subs: Tornqvist, Vigorito, Calvina, Goldaniga, Morata, Lahdo, Rodriguez, Kuhn.
Head Coach: Cesc Fabregas
Inter – Martinez; Bisseck, Acerbi, Bastoni; Darmian (57’ Dumfries), Frattesi (85’ Mkhitaryan), Calhanoglu (57’ Zielinski), Sucic, Augusto; Diouf (68’ Luis Henrique); Esposito (57’ Thuram).
Subs: Sommer, Di Gennaro, De Vrij, Barella, Akanji, Dimarco, Lavelli.
Head Coach: Cristian Chivu
Stoppage time: 1’ (1st half), 3’ (2nd half)
Attendance: 10324
Referee: Sig. DI BELLO MARCO (Sezione di BRINDISI).
Assistant referees: Sig. PERETTI GIORGIO (Sezione di VERONA), Sig. COLAROSSI VALERIO (Sezione di ROMA 2).
Fourth official: Sig. ZUFFERLI LUCA (Sezione di UDINE).
Var: Sig. MAZZOLENI PAOLO SILVIO (Sezione di BERGAMO).
Avar: Sig. MARESCA FABIO (Sezione di NAPOLI).
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In Como, there is a special place where you can still enjoy traditional dishes and pizza by the slice in an atmosphere that feels like stepping back in time, with checkered tablecloths and old photos of the city hanging on the walls.
It is Pizzeria Da Quinto, in town since the 1940s, after its founder opened the first shop in Varese. Today, Luigia De Matteis, who runs the business, welcomes customers with her contagious smile: among them, many Como 1907 supporters. Her family took over the pizzeria in 1989 from the previous owner, for whom Luigia’s father had worked as a waiter for more than 15 years. Now, alongside Luigia at the counter, there is her mother in the kitchen, still enthusiastically preparing the dishes that have made Da Quinto one of the most beloved spots for the people of Como.
Luigia, together with the staff working in her pizzeria, modelled our new Players’ Collection tees, which brings the Como 1907 squad to life through the people who give the Club its identity: its community.
“It’s wonderful for me to be part of this campaign, especially now, with the team playing so well and with an enthusiasm that you can feel throughout the city and beyond. I’m happy to wear the shirt with the face of Edoardo Goldaniga, one of the key players in our promotion to Serie A. Our bond with Como fans has always been very strong, and this is a way to share this incredible moment with them.”
Her interest in Como 1907 goes way back: “We have always followed the team’s journey, in every division. Da Quinto is — and has always been — a meeting point and a stopover for many fans we have grown fond of. Through their stories, we have lived the team’s most important and most difficult moments. Unfortunately, because of our work, we can’t go to the stadium, but we cheer from behind the counter and in the kitchen, and we offer all the fans who come here our culinary contribution.”
Luigia’s favourite player is Nico Paz — “he’s just too good,” she says. And the enthusiasm for Como 1907 is clearly visible on the shop window facing Via Milano and inside the pizzeria: “It all started by chance. Since we returned to Serie A,” Luigia explains, “fans walking by began sticking their stickers on the window. Now we have them everywhere, and it is wonderful because such a simple, spontaneous gesture has created a movement that so many people have joined and continue to join. Initially, those who put up stickers attempted to do so discreetly. Now it’s become a trend.”
Some people stop outside to admire the window, while others come in and ask if they can add their own sticker: “One Sunday, a young boy came in to ask if he could place his sticker among the others. It’s beautiful to see such great participation from both adults and kids.”
Fans are always present at Da Quinto: “Organised supporter groups come, families too. There are fathers with their children who stop by before the match to enjoy our lasagna. And many fans book a table for the following game.”
Da Quinto, Luigia recalls, “was the first pizza‑by‑the‑slice shop in Como,” and over the years, it has preserved the charm of its origins: “I took over from my father in 2005, but I’ve practically lived in this place my whole life. I grew up here, helping my parents on weekends when I was younger and had another job. This place is special because it does not change. It matters to people who appreciate the simplicity of the past and keep coming back because they feel at home here. It’s a historic business and will continue to be so: offering quality, traditional food that is genuine and accessible to everyone.”
The tavern-style tablecloths and home-style cooking tell a long story of love for this place, which draws many people from Como who rediscover, in the dishes prepared by Luigia and her mother, the flavours of the past. Besides the tall, soft pizza by the slice, Da Quinto serves lasagna, pizzoccheri, various types of meatballs, coda alla vaccinara, braised and boiled meat.
The pizzeria is open every day from lunch to dinner, closing only on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Breaks from work are rare for Luigia, but when she manages to carve out some time, she enjoys going for a walk: “Como is beautiful, and there are so many lovely places. I think of the viale Geno promenade, always charming, and the enchanting view of the city from Brunate.”
If she had to choose a few places to eat and drink in Como, Luigia has no doubts: places similar to Da Quinto, where many of her fan customers also go. For a beer, Il Birratrovo in via Carducci; for a night out, the Super Social Club behind the Teatro Sociale. For quality products and excellent local dishes, she recommends L’Ora della Pasta in via Diaz, Ristorante Sociale in via Rodari, and Osteria Brillo in via dei Partigiani.
After the draw against Inter for the first leg of the Coppa Italia semifinal, Como now shift their attention back to the league. In the matchday 28 of the 2025/26 Serie A Enilive, the BiancoBlu travel to Cagliari to face the Rossoblù at the Unipol Domus tomorrow afternoon, with kick-off scheduled for 15:00.
Como arrive in Sardinia on the back of the 0-0 draw against Inter, a result that confirmed the defensive solidity of the team under Cesc Fàbregas. The BiancoBlu are now aiming to continue their positive run as they look to finish the season strongly.
Cagliari, meanwhile, will be looking to claim valuable points and a first win in over a month. The Rossoblù, coming off a draw at Parma, are a well-organised, intense side capable of challenging any opponent, particularly at the Unipol Domus.
Como Coach Cesc Fàbregas on Saturday’s trip to Cagliari
“Saturday’s match will be very important for us. We are improving and we want to keep moving in this direction. It will also be the final game in a run of 15 matches in 63 days. I want to give credit to everyone for consistently finding the energy, the attitude and the solutions needed to win.
“We are at a stage of the season where physical and mental recovery during the week is essential. We have worked hard for eight months to get to this point and now we want to give everything in the final 12 matches. We must enjoy this moment, because we have built it through our hard work, and now we have to it done on the pitch.
“Against Cagliari I expect a similar match to the first leg in Como. I know Pisacane well. He is doing an excellent job and bringing a very clear idea to his team. We are two young coaches who want to keep learning and who always try to communicate with the players. We will put our best foot forward and try to take the three points.”
Cagliari
Cagliari are a compact, intense side, capable of controlling the different phases of a 90-minute game. Currently 13th in the table, with just two points from their last four league matches, the Rossoblù have not won since 31 January, when they defeated Verona 4-0 at home.
Tactically, Fabio Pisacane’s side tends to defend with high density between the lines and then break quickly into space. At the Unipol Domus, the support of the home crowd often proves decisive, boosting both the tempo and intensity of the game.
Previous Encounters
Como and Cagliari have met 52 times across Serie A, Serie B, and the Coppa Italia.
The record shows 20 wins for Cagliari, 17 for Como, and 15 draws. The last meeting in Sardinia was in August 2024, when the Lariani earned their first Serie A point in 21 years, drawing 1-1 at the Rossoblù with Cutrone cancelling out Piccoli’s opener.
A particularly notable moment in Cagliari’s history came on 11 January 1976: in a Cagliari–Como match, club legend Gigi Riva scored his final goal before suffering a serious injury on 1 February 1976 against Milan, an event that ended his career after 374 appearances and 205 goals in the Rossoblù shirt.
Match Details
Date: Saturday, 7 march 2026
Kick-Off: 15:00 CET
Stadium: Unipol Domus, Cagliari
Referee: Marinelli
Where to Watch
Italia: Dazn
Balkans: Arena Sport
USA: CBS - DAZN - FOX
South America: ESPN & Disney +
South Corea: SPOTV
Rest of the World: Check your local listings.
Como-Inter | Semifinal, first leg - Coppa Italia Frecciarossa 2025/26 | 03/03/2026 | Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
Como-Inter 0-0
Como faced Inter at the Sinigaglia in a historic Coppa Italia semi-final, returning to this stage of the competition after more than 40 years.
Before kick-off, a minute of silence was observed in memory of Rino Marchesi, former Como 1907 head coach who recently passed away and led the club in that historic semi-final over four decades ago.
The match ended goalless, leaving everything to be decided in the return leg scheduled for the end of March at the Giuseppe Meazza in San Siro.
World Cup winners Pepe Reina, Raphaël Varane and Daniele De Rossi were in attendance in the stands to watch the match.
Como 1907 – Butez; Smolcic, Diego Carlos, Ramon, Valle (78’ Moreno); Perrone, Roberto (69’ Diao); Vojvoda (78’ Van Der Brempt), Da Cunha, Caqueret (85’ Baturina); Paz (85’ Douvikas).
Subs: Tornqvist, Vigorito, Calvina, Goldaniga, Morata, Lahdo, Rodriguez, Kuhn.
Head Coach: Cesc Fabregas
Inter – Martinez; Bisseck, Acerbi, Bastoni; Darmian (57’ Dumfries), Frattesi (85’ Mkhitaryan), Calhanoglu (57’ Zielinski), Sucic, Augusto; Diouf (68’ Luis Henrique); Esposito (57’ Thuram).
Subs: Sommer, Di Gennaro, De Vrij, Barella, Akanji, Dimarco, Lavelli.
Head Coach: Cristian Chivu
Stoppage time: 1’ (1st half), 3’ (2nd half)
Attendance: 10324
Referee: Sig. DI BELLO MARCO (Sezione di BRINDISI).
Assistant referees: Sig. PERETTI GIORGIO (Sezione di VERONA), Sig. COLAROSSI VALERIO (Sezione di ROMA 2).
Fourth official: Sig. ZUFFERLI LUCA (Sezione di UDINE).
Var: Sig. MAZZOLENI PAOLO SILVIO (Sezione di BERGAMO).
Avar: Sig. MARESCA FABIO (Sezione di NAPOLI).
In Como, there is a special place where you can still enjoy traditional dishes and pizza by the slice in an atmosphere that feels like stepping back in time, with checkered tablecloths and old photos of the city hanging on the walls.
It is Pizzeria Da Quinto, in town since the 1940s, after its founder opened the first shop in Varese. Today, Luigia De Matteis, who runs the business, welcomes customers with her contagious smile: among them, many Como 1907 supporters. Her family took over the pizzeria in 1989 from the previous owner, for whom Luigia’s father had worked as a waiter for more than 15 years. Now, alongside Luigia at the counter, there is her mother in the kitchen, still enthusiastically preparing the dishes that have made Da Quinto one of the most beloved spots for the people of Como.
Luigia, together with the staff working in her pizzeria, modelled our new Players’ Collection tees, which brings the Como 1907 squad to life through the people who give the Club its identity: its community.
“It’s wonderful for me to be part of this campaign, especially now, with the team playing so well and with an enthusiasm that you can feel throughout the city and beyond. I’m happy to wear the shirt with the face of Edoardo Goldaniga, one of the key players in our promotion to Serie A. Our bond with Como fans has always been very strong, and this is a way to share this incredible moment with them.”
Her interest in Como 1907 goes way back: “We have always followed the team’s journey, in every division. Da Quinto is — and has always been — a meeting point and a stopover for many fans we have grown fond of. Through their stories, we have lived the team’s most important and most difficult moments. Unfortunately, because of our work, we can’t go to the stadium, but we cheer from behind the counter and in the kitchen, and we offer all the fans who come here our culinary contribution.”
Luigia’s favourite player is Nico Paz — “he’s just too good,” she says. And the enthusiasm for Como 1907 is clearly visible on the shop window facing Via Milano and inside the pizzeria: “It all started by chance. Since we returned to Serie A,” Luigia explains, “fans walking by began sticking their stickers on the window. Now we have them everywhere, and it is wonderful because such a simple, spontaneous gesture has created a movement that so many people have joined and continue to join. Initially, those who put up stickers attempted to do so discreetly. Now it’s become a trend.”
Some people stop outside to admire the window, while others come in and ask if they can add their own sticker: “One Sunday, a young boy came in to ask if he could place his sticker among the others. It’s beautiful to see such great participation from both adults and kids.”
Fans are always present at Da Quinto: “Organised supporter groups come, families too. There are fathers with their children who stop by before the match to enjoy our lasagna. And many fans book a table for the following game.”
Da Quinto, Luigia recalls, “was the first pizza‑by‑the‑slice shop in Como,” and over the years, it has preserved the charm of its origins: “I took over from my father in 2005, but I’ve practically lived in this place my whole life. I grew up here, helping my parents on weekends when I was younger and had another job. This place is special because it does not change. It matters to people who appreciate the simplicity of the past and keep coming back because they feel at home here. It’s a historic business and will continue to be so: offering quality, traditional food that is genuine and accessible to everyone.”
The tavern-style tablecloths and home-style cooking tell a long story of love for this place, which draws many people from Como who rediscover, in the dishes prepared by Luigia and her mother, the flavours of the past. Besides the tall, soft pizza by the slice, Da Quinto serves lasagna, pizzoccheri, various types of meatballs, coda alla vaccinara, braised and boiled meat.
The pizzeria is open every day from lunch to dinner, closing only on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Breaks from work are rare for Luigia, but when she manages to carve out some time, she enjoys going for a walk: “Como is beautiful, and there are so many lovely places. I think of the viale Geno promenade, always charming, and the enchanting view of the city from Brunate.”
If she had to choose a few places to eat and drink in Como, Luigia has no doubts: places similar to Da Quinto, where many of her fan customers also go. For a beer, Il Birratrovo in via Carducci; for a night out, the Super Social Club behind the Teatro Sociale. For quality products and excellent local dishes, she recommends L’Ora della Pasta in via Diaz, Ristorante Sociale in via Rodari, and Osteria Brillo in via dei Partigiani.
After the draw against Inter for the first leg of the Coppa Italia semifinal, Como now shift their attention back to the league. In the matchday 28 of the 2025/26 Serie A Enilive, the BiancoBlu travel to Cagliari to face the Rossoblù at the Unipol Domus tomorrow afternoon, with kick-off scheduled for 15:00.
Como arrive in Sardinia on the back of the 0-0 draw against Inter, a result that confirmed the defensive solidity of the team under Cesc Fàbregas. The BiancoBlu are now aiming to continue their positive run as they look to finish the season strongly.
Cagliari, meanwhile, will be looking to claim valuable points and a first win in over a month. The Rossoblù, coming off a draw at Parma, are a well-organised, intense side capable of challenging any opponent, particularly at the Unipol Domus.
Como Coach Cesc Fàbregas on Saturday’s trip to Cagliari
“Saturday’s match will be very important for us. We are improving and we want to keep moving in this direction. It will also be the final game in a run of 15 matches in 63 days. I want to give credit to everyone for consistently finding the energy, the attitude and the solutions needed to win.
“We are at a stage of the season where physical and mental recovery during the week is essential. We have worked hard for eight months to get to this point and now we want to give everything in the final 12 matches. We must enjoy this moment, because we have built it through our hard work, and now we have to it done on the pitch.
“Against Cagliari I expect a similar match to the first leg in Como. I know Pisacane well. He is doing an excellent job and bringing a very clear idea to his team. We are two young coaches who want to keep learning and who always try to communicate with the players. We will put our best foot forward and try to take the three points.”
Cagliari
Cagliari are a compact, intense side, capable of controlling the different phases of a 90-minute game. Currently 13th in the table, with just two points from their last four league matches, the Rossoblù have not won since 31 January, when they defeated Verona 4-0 at home.
Tactically, Fabio Pisacane’s side tends to defend with high density between the lines and then break quickly into space. At the Unipol Domus, the support of the home crowd often proves decisive, boosting both the tempo and intensity of the game.
Previous Encounters
Como and Cagliari have met 52 times across Serie A, Serie B, and the Coppa Italia.
The record shows 20 wins for Cagliari, 17 for Como, and 15 draws. The last meeting in Sardinia was in August 2024, when the Lariani earned their first Serie A point in 21 years, drawing 1-1 at the Rossoblù with Cutrone cancelling out Piccoli’s opener.
A particularly notable moment in Cagliari’s history came on 11 January 1976: in a Cagliari–Como match, club legend Gigi Riva scored his final goal before suffering a serious injury on 1 February 1976 against Milan, an event that ended his career after 374 appearances and 205 goals in the Rossoblù shirt.
Match Details
Date: Saturday, 7 march 2026
Kick-Off: 15:00 CET
Stadium: Unipol Domus, Cagliari
Referee: Marinelli
Where to Watch
Italia: Dazn
Balkans: Arena Sport
USA: CBS - DAZN - FOX
South America: ESPN & Disney +
South Corea: SPOTV
Rest of the World: Check your local listings.
Como-Inter | Semifinal, first leg - Coppa Italia Frecciarossa 2025/26 | 03/03/2026 | Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
Como-Inter 0-0
Como faced Inter at the Sinigaglia in a historic Coppa Italia semi-final, returning to this stage of the competition after more than 40 years.
Before kick-off, a minute of silence was observed in memory of Rino Marchesi, former Como 1907 head coach who recently passed away and led the club in that historic semi-final over four decades ago.
The match ended goalless, leaving everything to be decided in the return leg scheduled for the end of March at the Giuseppe Meazza in San Siro.
World Cup winners Pepe Reina, Raphaël Varane and Daniele De Rossi were in attendance in the stands to watch the match.
Como 1907 – Butez; Smolcic, Diego Carlos, Ramon, Valle (78’ Moreno); Perrone, Roberto (69’ Diao); Vojvoda (78’ Van Der Brempt), Da Cunha, Caqueret (85’ Baturina); Paz (85’ Douvikas).
Subs: Tornqvist, Vigorito, Calvina, Goldaniga, Morata, Lahdo, Rodriguez, Kuhn.
Head Coach: Cesc Fabregas
Inter – Martinez; Bisseck, Acerbi, Bastoni; Darmian (57’ Dumfries), Frattesi (85’ Mkhitaryan), Calhanoglu (57’ Zielinski), Sucic, Augusto; Diouf (68’ Luis Henrique); Esposito (57’ Thuram).
Subs: Sommer, Di Gennaro, De Vrij, Barella, Akanji, Dimarco, Lavelli.
Head Coach: Cristian Chivu
Stoppage time: 1’ (1st half), 3’ (2nd half)
Attendance: 10324
Referee: Sig. DI BELLO MARCO (Sezione di BRINDISI).
Assistant referees: Sig. PERETTI GIORGIO (Sezione di VERONA), Sig. COLAROSSI VALERIO (Sezione di ROMA 2).
Fourth official: Sig. ZUFFERLI LUCA (Sezione di UDINE).
Var: Sig. MAZZOLENI PAOLO SILVIO (Sezione di BERGAMO).
Avar: Sig. MARESCA FABIO (Sezione di NAPOLI).
For the second time in the competition’s history, the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia will host a Coppa Italia semi-final. Como and Inter will meet on the shores of Lake Como for the first leg, with the return fixture scheduled to take place at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on 21 or 22 April.
The Lariani arrive for the match against the Nerazzurri following a 3–1 home victory over Lecce on Saturday afternoon. A few hours later, Cristian Chivu’s side also secured three points, defeating Genoa 2–0 at home. The BiancoBlu now face a team currently leading Serie A, ten points clear of second place, recording the league’s most prolific attack and the third-best defensive record. In this season’s Coppa Italia, Inter reached the semi-finals after overcoming Venezia 5–1 and Torino 2–1. The encounter with the Nerazzurri represents a demanding challenge against an experienced and well-organised side, a team with established playing patterns that know each other extremely well and approach matches with efficiency, directness and verticality.
Here are the words of Como 1907 head coach Cesc Fàbregas ahead of Como-Inter:
“We are at an important stage of the season. We must approach this match with the right focus and give it the importance it deserves. We need to deliver a strong performance, be clear about what we want to do and how we want to do it, and play with energy and determination in every situation.
“The team is in good shape and recovering well. We have prepared for this match with great attention to detail. We are facing the strongest side in the league, with players of the highest quality, and we want to put on a strong performance, fully aware of their strengths but ready to identify and exploit the small weaknesses that every team can have.
“Tomorrow the stadium must become our own little Bombonera. We need to create a special atmosphere in Como: the players must transmit energy to the supporters who, as always, will drive us on. United as one family, we can always go further.”
Inter
Against Como, the “Nerazzurri” are expected to line up in their traditional 3-5-2 formation, a system inherited by coach Cristian Chivu from his predecessor, but now played with a much more vertical approach. Inter will be without two key attacking players: captain Lautaro Martínez and Ange-Yoan Bonny, who picked up a knock in the match against Genoa. This could force the visitors to deploy the Thuram-Esposito partnership up front. Inter are in excellent form, with Federico Dimarco having already contributed seven goals and fifteen assists this season. The squad is strong and deep, and with the Milan derby coming up on Sunday, Chivu may rotate players who have featured less, such as Carlos Augusto, Diouf, Frattesi, and Acerbi, all high-quality options, as well as Darmian, returning to full fitness after injury, and Denzel Dumfries, a key figure who has already seen a few minutes on the pitch in the Champions League against Bodø/Glimt.
Inter's numbers this season speak for themselves and describe the level of production of this team. In Serie A, the Nerazzurri have scored 64 goals in 27 games, 18 more than the second-best attack in the league. From an offensive standpoint, Inter are first in completed passes in the penalty area (132), first in completed long passes (221), and first in completed passes overall, all statistics that attest to the fluidity of play and aggressiveness near the penalty area applied by Chivu's team.
For the Lariani, this represents a very tough challenge. Inter excel at drawing opponents out wide to open central channels, creating chances with efficiency. This makes the tactical battle between the two coaches particularly intriguing in what promises to be a high-level encounter.
Previous encounters
There have been 21 previous official matches between the two teams in Como: the record shows five wins for Como, five draws, and 11 wins for Inter.
Como's last victory against Inter dates back to September 1980, when Adriano Lombardi's goal proved decisive in the 1-0 final score.
Match details
Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2026
Kick-off: 21:00 CEST
Stadium: Giuseppe Sinigaglia
Referee: Di Bello
Assistants: Peretti - Colarossi
Where to watch
Italy: Mediaset Canale 5
Balkans: Arena Sport
USA: CBS
Latin America: FOX - DirecTV
MENA: MBC
Rest of the world: Check local listings.
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