Como vs Cremonese

The match got lively from the start at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, with Como setting up in a 4-2-3-1 formation and pushing to dominate possession. In the 32nd minute they broke the deadlock: Jesús Rodríguez beat his marker on the left and sent in a low cross, finding Nico Paz who swept home from close range. That goal sparkled Como’s confidence, but Cremonese were not without threat: Federico Baschirotto collected a yellow card early on and forced attention in the air. Overall, Como’s control in midfield and their forward patterns gave them the upper hand into half-time.

After the break, Cremonese altered their approach, looking to exploit set pieces and second balls. Their persistence paid off in the 69th minute when a corner from Franco Vázquez was flicked on to Baschirotto, who powered a header into the bottom corner past Jean Butez. That equaliser shifted momentum, and Cremonese began pressing higher, forcing Como into more defensive posture.

The game’s balance tipped further in Cremonese’s favor when, in the 82nd minute, Jesús Rodríguez was shown a red card for a rash off-the-ball punch and kick on Filippo Terracciano. With only ten men, Como’s structure was stretched; Cremonese sensed the opportunity and poured forward in waves. Despite this numerical disadvantage, Como held firm in many phases, though their attacking threat was naturally blunted.

Across the 90 minutes, Como held around 60 % possession and generated more than double the total shot attempts (13 to Cremonese’s 7) as they tried to dominate through the middle. Yet Cremonese showed resilience, defending deep without panicking and using headers, corners, and physicality to stay alive. Their smart substitutions—especially Vázquez’s delivery—paid dividends. The result reflects a match where structure, set-pieces, and moments of indiscipline mattered as much as attacking flair.

The match ended 1–1, with both sides sharing a point. For Como, the draw stings a little—scoring first and then losing a man put them in a difficult position. For Cremonese, salvaging a result away from home especially after being under pressure was a commendable effort. The draw keeps Cremonese unbeaten so far this season, and it underscores how matches at this level are decided not just by talent but by discipline, tactical shifts, and mental toughness.

Watch and Download Como vs Cremonese full match replay and highlights, At Saturday, September 27, 2025. The match played at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia in Serie A, Italy.

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