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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of Torino 1-5 Como in the Serie A on Monday, 24 November 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
Torino and Como played out a competitive Serie A encounter where the visitors dominated possession from the outset, but it was Como who struck first with J. Addai finding the net in the 36' assisted by J. Rodriguez to take the lead. Torino responded just before the break when N. Vlasic converted a penalty in the 45' to level the scores, keeping the home side in the game despite their lower ball control. Early in the second half, Como regained the advantage as J. Addai scored his second in the 52' again assisted by J. Rodriguez, shifting the momentum firmly in their favour.
Como extended their lead in the 71' through J. Ramon assisted by M. Perrone, and shortly after, N. Paz added another in the 76' assisted by M. Perrone, with the goal confirmed a minute later at 77'. Torino made several substitutions in an attempt to turn the tide, including bringing on Z. Aboukhlal and F. Anjorin at 66', but Como continued to press, sealing the victory with M. Baturina's goal in the 86'. The match highlighted Como's clinical finishing and ability to capitalise on transitions, resulting in a convincing away win.
Como's commanding 65% possession allowed them to dictate the tempo, creating more opportunities as evidenced by their 45 successful dribbles compared to Torino's 33, which helped them bypass the home defence repeatedly and contribute to their four recorded assists that directly led to goals. Torino managed only 35% possession but earned a penalty which they converted, though their three corners yielded little threat against Como's four, and the visitors' single yellow card to Ivan Smolčić in the 21' did not disrupt their rhythm, with no red cards issued to either side influencing the flow. Both teams utilised all five substitutions, with Torino making double changes at 66' and 78' to inject energy, such as Z. Aboukhlal replacing C. Ngonge and G. Gineitis coming on for N. Vlasic, but these adjustments failed to overturn Como's dominance, as the lack of injury-time goals meant the scoreline reflected Como's superior exploitation of space and finishing.
The stats underscore Como's efficiency in attack, where their assists tally of four highlighted strong partnerships, while Torino's zero assists and reliance on a solitary penalty underlined their struggles to create from open play, ultimately leading to a lopsided result despite even substitution usage.
The match's turning point came in the 36' when J. Addai opened the scoring for Como assisted by J. Rodriguez, breaking the deadlock after Como had absorbed early pressure following Ivan Smolčić's yellow card in the 21'. Torino equalised via N. Vlasic's penalty in the 45', providing a lifeline, but Como quickly reasserted control with Addai's second goal in the 52' again assisted by Rodriguez, which deflated the hosts and prompted substitutions like M. Vojvoda replacing I. Smolcic at 57' to shore up the defence. Later, impactful changes for Torino saw Z. Aboukhlal replace C. Ngonge and F. Anjorin come on for C. Casadei at 66', yet Como pulled away with J. Ramon's goal in the 71' assisted by M. Perrone and N. Paz's strike in the 76' assisted by Perrone, confirmed at 77', before M. Baturina's unassisted effort in the 86' capped the scoring.
These moments, combined with Como's substitutions such as M. O. Kempf replacing J. Rodriguez and A. Douvikas coming on for A. Morata at 75', ensured they maintained momentum, while Torino's late switches like G. Gineitis for N. Vlasic and A. Njie for D. Zapata at 78' proved too little too late.
Torino lined up in a 3-5-2 formation, relying on a solid defensive trio to counter Como's attacks, with midfield partnerships providing width through the wing-backs and allowing forwards like D. Zapata to link play effectively before his substitution at 78' when A. Njie came on.
Como deployed a 4-2-3-1 setup, featuring a double pivot in midfield that facilitated quick transitions, with standout roles for attacking midfielders like M. Perrone who provided two assists, and forwards such as J. Addai exploiting spaces behind the defence.
J. Addai earned Man of the Match honours for his brace in the 36' and 52', both assisted by J. Rodriguez, showcasing clinical finishing and positioning that turned the game in Como's favour, with his contributions proving decisive in securing the comprehensive victory.
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Sitting in 12th place with 14 points, Torino will look to bounce back from this heavy defeat and their recent form of a loss followed by two draws, as they face 17th-placed Lecce, who have 10 points, in an away fixture on 30 November at 11:30, offering a chance to regain confidence against a struggling side and climb the table.
Como, now in sixth position with 21 points after this convincing win and back-to-back draws, are in strong form and will aim to maintain their momentum when they host ninth-placed Sassuolo, on 17 points, on 28 November at 19:45, a match that could solidify their push for European spots.
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