Como vs AC Milan

Calcio Como will welcome Milan to the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia for a compelling football clash that brings together two of the division’s most consistent sides this season. Como sit sixth in the table on 34 points, while Milan are firmly established in second place with 40 points.

This fixture carries significant weight in the race for European qualification.

Como have been one of the standout stories of the campaign, particularly on home soil. They have not suffered defeat in their last nine home Serie A matches, a run that highlights both their tactical discipline and defensive resilience.

In fact, Como are conceding an average of just 0.44 goals per home league game, making the Sinigaglia a difficult venue for even the strongest opponents.

Overall, their consistency is further underlined by the fact they are unbeaten in 24 of their last 28 Serie A matches, an impressive return for a side competing at the top end of the table.

Home form has been central to Como’s success. They have won 56 percent of their Serie A matches at their own ground.

Going five games without defeat [LWWWD] will be one of Como’s objectives in this midweek clash.

A 4-2-3-1 formation with Anastasios Douvikas in attack is expected against Milan.

Jacobo Ramon rejoins the squad following a suspension.

Milan arrive in strong form, carrying an 18-match unbeaten run in Serie A into this contest. Their ability to collect points both home and away has been a defining feature of their title challenge.

On the road, Milan have avoided defeat in 12 of their last 13 away league matches. They have picked up three wins in their last six away fixtures across all competitions.

This consistency away from San Siro gives them confidence heading into a challenging environment.

Historically, Milan have enjoyed the upper hand in this fixture. They have won their last four league meetings with Como, a record that reinforces their status as favourites despite Como’s excellent home form.

However, recent goal patterns suggest this may not be a high-scoring affair. Under 2.5 goals have been recorded in all of Como’s last three home matches and in four of Milan’s last six away Serie A games, pointing toward a tight and tactical battle.

For Milan, the objective is clear: maintain pressure at the top of the table and extend their unbeaten league run, even in what promises to be a difficult away assignment.

A 3—5—2 formation with Rafael Leao and Christian Pulisic in attack may be seen against Como. Fikayo Tomori returns following a one-match suspension.