Serie A Results: Como Heats Up the Top Table Title Race After Defeating Torino

Como displayed strong mentality after coming from behind to beat Torino 3-1 in the ninth matchweek of the 2026/2027 Italian League. This victory, secured at the Stadio Olimpico Torino on early Wednesday WIB, lifted Como up to the 4th position in the provisional Standings.

According to Serie A records, Como sealed the win through goals scored by Jacobo Ramon, Nico Paz, and Martin Baturina. Torino had taken the lead first via Che Adams, but failed to maintain their advantage once Como ramped up pressure during the second half.

This result brings Como to 20 points from nine matches. They sit five points behind Lazio at the top of the table, while further strengthening their position in the upper half race.

On the other hand, Torino were forced to accept a home defeat. They remain stagnant in 8th place with 13 points from nine games, sitting seven points outside the top four positions.

Torino Took The Lead First In The First Half

Como started the match on the front foot with attacking initiative. The away side successfully found Torino's net through Anastasios Douvikas, but the goal was disallowed by the referee for an offside position.

Torino then capitalised on their opportunity to open the lead in the 24th minute. Che Adams put his name on the scoresheet after receiving a pass from Kian Fitz-Jim. This goal put Torino ahead 1-0.

Como attempted to respond by looking for gaps in the home side's defence, but no additional goals were scored before the first half ended.

Nico Paz Turned The Tie In Como's Favour

Entering the second half, Como played with increased aggression. Their sustained pressure finally paid off when Jacobo Ramon scored the equaliser to make the score 1-1.

This goal revived Como's chances of claiming victory. The visiting side continued their pressure and completed the turnaround through young midfielder Nico Paz.

Paz's goal put Como 2-1 up and left Torino in a difficult position. The home side were forced to chase the deficit, while Como focused on protecting their lead until full time.

Torino failed to find an equalising goal. Instead, Como scored once more during second half stoppage time via substitute Martin Baturina, who confirmed the away side's final 3-1 victory.

This scoreline held until the final whistle blew. Como departed Turin with three crucial points, after demonstrating their ability to turn around a match that had looked challenging for them.