Como vs Empoli

No team have dropped more points from a leading position than Como in this Serie A season (24, the same as Venezia). The Larians have squandered 14 points at home in this campaign, more than any other team.

Como have drawn two consecutive Serie A matches for the first time since April 2003, when they faced Perugia and Modena under coach Eugenio Fascetti.

Empoli have not won in 15 Serie A matches (4 draws, 11 losses), and among teams from the top five European leagues, no side are waiting for a victory longer than the Tuscans (same as Reims at the start of the day).

Como and Empoli have never repeated the same result twice in a row in Serie A. In their seven previous meetings, there has been one win for the Lariani, three draws and three wins for the Toscani, including one in the reverse fixture (1-0 on November 4th).

Empoli have won 67% of their Serie A away games against Como, two out of three (L1); among teams faced more than once on the road in the competition, this is their best win percentage against an opponent.

Como have scored in each of their last six league games; the last time they went on a longer such streak was between February and April 1951 (eight matches in a row in that case).

In their last eight league games at Sinigaglia (since mid-December), Como have earned 13 points (W4 D1); only five teams have picked up more points in Serie A home games in this period, while only two have scored more goals (Bologna 22 goals and Roma 18) than the Lariani (14) on their own patch.

Empoli are winless in their last 14 Serie A games (D3 L11); across the big five European leagues, only are on a longer run without a victory (15) than the Toscani.