Como 1907 2-1 Parma Calcio 1913: Serie A Match Report, 14 September 2026
Our record: Como 1907 · Parma Calcio 1913
Final Score
Como 1907
2 — 1
Parma Calcio 1913
Key Moments
Half-time: Como 1907 1-0 Parma Calcio 1913
Final score: Como 1907 2-1 Parma Calcio 1913
Post-Match Analysis
Match Summary
Como had played their opening three matches of the season away from home and collected seven points from them. Their first afternoon in front of their own crowd produced another three. Como 1907 2-1 Parma Calcio 1913 was 1-0 at the interval, which puts two goals in the second half, one at each end; the order they arrived in is not on record.
Third on seven points with a goal difference of plus four, Como had drawn at Udinese, won at Napoli and won 4-1 at Genoa without playing a minute at home. Parma came in with one point from three matches — beaten 1-0 at home by Cagliari, 2-0 at Juventus, then held to a 1-1 by Monza on 6 September. Twenty-six points and eight places had separated the two in last season's final table, and the result did not contradict it, even if the margin was narrower.
Como stay unbeaten against Parma: two wins and two draws before this, now three wins in five. Those four earlier meetings produced three Como goals and one Parma goal between them; this afternoon alone produced three, and it is the first time in the pairing on record that either club has scored twice.
What It Settled
Como have ten points from four and have now won at Napoli, at Genoa and at home, with four goals conceded across the month. Last season's side finished fourth on 71 points and allowed 29 goals, fewer than any club in Serie A including the champions, so the sensible reading is continuity rather than a new claim. Four matchdays into a thirty-eight-match season that is all it is: Como finished sixteen points behind Inter last year and nothing since has closed that.
Parma have one point from four matches and two goals scored. Their survival last season was built on twelve draws and 28 goals, the joint-lowest scoring total of any club that stayed up, and the opening month has reproduced the scoring problem without supplying the draws. Losing by one goal at the league's tightest defence is no embarrassment. Failing to score more than once in any of four matches is the same limitation that had them twelfth.
Prediction Review
Our pre-match call was Como 1907 Win at 1.50, rated medium confidence.
It landed, and it landed on the argument we actually made. That argument was not the three-game sample: it was last season's twenty-six-point gap, 65 goals scored against 28, and the division's meanest defence meeting one of the two weakest attacks to survive the campaign. A 2-1 is the narrow end of what that implies, and at 1.50 the narrow end was always the likely one.
The risk we flagged was the draw, on the grounds that two draw-heavy sides can produce a low-event afternoon that suits the visitors. Parma scored, having managed one goal in their previous three matches, so the risk was live. How close it came is not knowable from the record: the two second-half goals came at opposite ends and we have no sequence for them. The one hole we admitted, no 2026/27 home data for Como at all, is now filled by exactly one fixture — better than none, not much more.
Verdict: won