Como vs Cremonese

Cremonese (W2 D3) is the fifth newly promoted team in the three-point-for-a-win era to remain unbeaten in their first five Serie A games of the season – following Sampdoria in 2012/13, Palermo in 2004/05, Messina in 2004/05, and Atalanta in 2000/01.

Among the teams in Serie A in the last two seasons, Como have dropped the most points from leading situations (30).

No team has scored more goals from set piece situations than Cremonese this season: four (three corners, one penalty), tied with Napoli and Juventus.

Como and Cremonese have only faced each other in one previous Serie A season, in 1984/85, with each side winning at home with clean sheets; Ottavio Bianchi was the Como coach while Emiliano Mondonico was the Cremonese coach.

Cremonese are unbeaten in their last nine league matches against Como, across Serie B and Serie C (7W, 2D), winning all five of the most recent ones - their last success against the Grigiorossi in these competitions dates back to 12 October 2013 in Serie C (1-0 away).

Last season, Como remained unbeaten against newly promoted sides in Serie A (W1 D3); overall, they have drawn seven of their last nine matches against these teams in the top flight (W1 L1).

Only Napoli (30) have earned more points than Como (26, tied with Roma) since the beginning of April 2025 in Serie A. The Biancoblù could win three of their first five Serie A games of the season for the first time since 1951/52.

After drawing both of their last two league games 0-0 against Hellas Verona and Parma, Cremonese could record three clean sheets in a row for the first time in their Serie A history.