Torino 1-3 Como: Paz and Baturina turn the game in the final quarter
By Elison · Wed 28 Oct 2026Serie A
TorinoFULL-TIME
ComoTuesday 27 October 2026 · 20:45
Our score 1-2MissedHot tip Como to win✓ Won
Como won 3-1 at Torino to extend their strong run of form in Serie A, with three goals in the final quarter of the match sealing the points after Torino had led at half-time. Como went into the game fifth on 17 points from eight matches, while Torino were eighth on 13 points.
How the game unfolded
Torino took the lead in the 24th minute when Ché Adams scored, assisted by Kian Fitz-Jim, to make it 1-0. Rafik Belghali was booked in the 72nd minute. Both sides made changes through the second half, and Como drew level in the 81st minute through Jacobo Ramón Naveros, assisted by Nico Paz, to make it 1-1. Nico Paz then scored in the 87th minute, with Yan Couto providing the assist, to put Como 2-1 ahead. Martin Baturina completed the scoring in the 90th minute plus two, making it 3-1 to Como.
The numbers
Como's approach was reflected throughout the match statistics. Como held 72% of possession and attempted 18 shots to Torino's 11, with 13 of Como's shots coming from inside the box. Their expected goals figure of 2.28 outstripped Torino's 1.17, and their 700 total passes dwarfed the home side's 266. Torino managed five shots on goal, the same number as Como, but the visitors were more clinical when it mattered.
The result continued a strong sequence for Como, who have now won four of their last five matches across all competitions, scoring 14 goals and conceding six in that run. In their last three matches they have won all three, scoring nine and conceding only two. The two away league games among their last three league matches saw Como score six and concede two.
Torino won one and lost one of the two home games among their last three matches, conceding five in those two games. Across their last five matches, both teams scored in four of them, and Torino have yet to fail to score in any of the five. In the four previous meetings between these sides, Como had won three times to Torino's one, with 14 goals in total.
Como were without Trevoh Chalobah, Assane Diao and Jesús Rodríguez through injury, while Torino were missing Ricardo Rodríguez.
Conclusion
Torino led at half-time but Como's greater control of the match was eventually reflected on the scoreboard.
Earlier on Torino and Como
Our previous coverage of both clubs.
