Como 1907 0-0 AS Roma: Serie A Match Report, 11 October 2026

Six matchdays into the season, Serie A finally produced a goalless one. Como 1907 0-0 AS Roma was the first scoreline of the campaign with nothing in it at all, and the half-time score was the same 0-0, so there is no turning point to describe — just ninety minutes in which one of the division's heaviest-scoring sides and a top-half home side cancelled each other out.

Roma brought the better table and much the better numbers. They were 2nd with thirteen points from five games and a goal difference of plus eleven, having won four and drawn one, and they had scored at least twice in every match: 4-0 against Fiorentina, 4-0 at Lecce, 2-1 against Atalanta, 2-0 at Torino and a 2-2 with Inter in which they had led 2-0 at the break. Fourteen goals in five, three conceded. This was the first time all season they had been kept out.

Como were 8th on ten points with a plus three difference, and their own form was closer to Roma's than the gap in the table suggests. They had drawn 1-1 at Udinese, won 2-1 at Napoli, won 4-1 at Genoa and 2-1 at home to Parma, before losing 2-0 at Frosinone the previous matchday. That Frosinone defeat was the only other match in which they had not scored, which makes this the second blank in two games for a side that had put nine past four opponents before it.

Both clubs finished last season in the European places, Roma third on 73 points and Como fourth on 71, and the fixture between them has run on home advantage: Como won their last two home meetings 2-1 in March and 2-0 in December 2024, while Roma took both of the matches played in Rome. Every one of those four meetings had goals in it. This one did not, and with no goal times published and no goals to time, there is nothing further the record can add.

Roma's point took them to fourteen from six games — and dropped them a place, to 3rd, because Inter beat Parma 3-0 and Lazio beat Monza 3-1 on the same weekend to reach sixteen apiece. That is the cost of a goalless draw in October rather than the cost of a bad result: the goal difference stayed at plus eleven, the defensive record stayed intact, and they went on to beat Genoa 2-0 the following week.

Como stayed 8th, on eleven points from six, with the same plus three difference they walked in with. A point against the side that had been second is a decent afternoon, but two matches without scoring is the first thing this season to interrupt them, and they answered it immediately by winning 3-1 at Fiorentina the next weekend.

No pick of ours sits behind this page — the fixture was played while the site was unattended, and we are recording it after the fact rather than reviewing a call we never made.