Como continued their impressive start to the Serie A 2026-27 season with a 2-1 win over Parma at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia on Monday. Jacobo Ramon and Kaiki Bruno scored for Cesc Fabregas’ side, while Jose Romero pulled one back for Parma in stoppage time. The victory took Como to 10 points from four matches and moved them into second place, two points behind leaders Roma.
Jacobo Ramon Puts Como In Control
Como created the better openings in the first half and took the lead in the 23rd minute.
Jacobo Ramón finished from close range after Nico Paz helped keep the move alive following a corner. The goal gave Como a deserved advantage after they had controlled possession and territory early on.
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The hosts continued to dictate the tempo after going ahead, with Parma struggling to create sustained pressure. Como went into the break with their 1-0 lead intact.
The second half followed a similar pattern, with Como continuing to create opportunities. Parma did threaten through Jose Romero, who hit the post in the 66th minute, but the visitors were unable to find an equaliser.
Kaiki Doubles Lead As Parma Score Late
Como eventually gave themselves breathing room in the 83rd minute.
Kaiki Bruno found the net after an attacking move inside the Parma box, with Maximo Perrone providing the assist. The goal put Como 2-0 ahead and appeared to have settled the contest.
Parma, however, managed a late response. Jose Romero scored in the second minute of stoppage time after a cross from Pontus Almqvist, giving the visitors a brief chance of salvaging a point.
Como held on through the remaining minutes to secure their fourth consecutive victory in all competitions.
The statistics underlined their control. Como finished with 65% possession, 28 shots, seven on target and 11 corners, compared with Parma’s 12 shots, four on target and four corners. They also registered 649 passes at 90% accuracy.
The result leaves Como on 10 points after four Serie A matches, while Parma remain on one point after their first four games.
