Torino FC 1-3 Como 1907: Serie A Match Report, 27 October 2026

Our preview of this match was written on 18 October 2026 but only went live on 1 November, after the final whistle. Its pick is reviewed below as it was written, and it is left out of our win rate and bankroll.

Three second-half goals, all of them Como's, turned a Torino lead into a fourth straight defeat by this opponent. Torino FC 1-3 Como 1907 was 1-0 to the home side at the interval, and Torino did not score again.

Torino had come into the match eighth on 13 points from eight, on three straight wins, the last of them 3-2 against Monza four days earlier. Como were fifth on 17 from the same number of games, four points ahead, off a 2-0 home win over Sassuolo. Of the two, Torino had the better recent run and Como the better record: fourth last season, 26 points above Torino.

The shape repeated the last meeting in Turin. In November 2025 that one was 1-1 at half-time and 1-5 at the end; this time Torino had the lead at the break rather than parity, and the second half went the same way. It was also the first match this season Como have won after trailing at the interval: from that position they had drawn at Udinese and lost at Frosinone. Their timing is not recorded, which leaves open how long Torino's lead lasted.

Como have 20 points from nine, a quicker rate than the 71 that brought fourth place last season: about 2.2 a match against 1.9. Away from home they have won four of six and scored 13. Little of it looks borrowed. Last season they had the best defensive record in the division, 29 conceded, and they have let in eight in nine so far.

Torino stay on 13 and their goal difference is back to level. Against last season's 45-point rate they are still ahead, 1.4 points a match against 1.2, and the gap to Como that was 26 points across 2025/26 is seven after nine games. Four straight defeats by Como, with a 14-2 aggregate over the last three, is the harder number, and two of those three were in Turin.

Our preview's call was Como 1907 Win at 2.25.

It was rated high confidence on four lines of evidence: Como's away record, Torino's place and home form, three straight Como wins in the fixture and Como's consistency across two seasons. The Torino line had moved by kick-off. Written on 18 October, the preview had Torino thirteenth on seven; by the time the match started they had won twice more, the gap was four points, not seven, and their home record read two wins in four. The risk it described, Torino making it uncomfortable as in the first half of last November's meeting, was the score at the break. High confidence was too much for an away win against a side on a three-match winning run, even one the preview could not see.

Verdict: not counted. The pick would have won, but the preview only went live after kick-off.