Napoli vs Como Result 2024-10-04

04-10-2024 16:30
MatchDay 7

Player statistic

1st half
Scott McTominay
(Assist: Romelu Lukaku)
Goal 1'    
    43' Goal Gabriel Strefezza
(Assist: Máximo Perrone)
2nd half
Romelu Lukaku Penalty 53'    
Alessandro Buongiorno Yellow card 59'    
    59' Yellow card Gabriel Strefezza
David Neres
(Assist: Romelu Lukaku)
Goal 86'    

Match statistic

41
Possession
59
9
Total shots
11
6
Shots on target
2
Shots off target
8
3
Blocked shots
1
4
Corners
1
2
Offsides
7
Fouls
10

Napoli defeated Como in the Serie A Week 7 game on Friday 4 October 2024 at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium.

Napoli is on top of the table as they head into the international break, securing a 3-1 win where Lukaku was the standout performer with two assists and a penalty goal. Conversely, Como departs the Maradona with their heads held high, demonstrating impressive play and ball possession, even though a mistake by Sergi Roberto in the build-up allowed Napoli to take the lead.

Antonio Conte's Napoli have obtained three wins in their first three home games in the championship and so far only five managers have won all of their first four home games in Serie A in charge of the Partenopei: Paolo Iodice, Luis Vinicio, Alberto Bigon, Carlo Ancelotti and Luciano Spalletti.

Of the teams faced at least 10 times in Serie A, Napoli is the one against which Como has achieved the fewest successes in the competition: only one victory for the Lombardy team, compared to four draws and 17 defeats.

Napoli has won 77% of the matches against Como in Serie A (17 out of 22), a record for the Neapolitans against teams faced more than six times in the competition.

Napoli has won all 11 home matches in Serie A against Como; among the teams with 100% home successes against a single opponent, only Inter against Pro Patria has done better (12/12), while Juventus also has 11 against Foggia.

Napoli have kept three clean sheets in a row in Serie A for the first time since February 2023 (four) – in particular, the Partenopei have recorded four clean sheets in six games this season, and have not found at least five in the first seven since 1970/71 (six in that case).

Como have scored at least three goals in two consecutive Serie A games for the second time in the top flight: the first in the 1951/52 season (two in that case too, against Udinese and Legnano) – in general, the last newly promoted team to the top flight to have found at least three goals in three consecutive games was Palermo between December 2014 and January 2015.

No team in this championship has had more shots following an offensive recovery by Napoli (12, like Juventus); Como is fourth in this special ranking with nine (behind Bologna too). The Azzurri have scored two goals in this way, the Lombards have yet to score.

In the last three Serie A games played at the Diego Armando Maradona stadium, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has scored two goals and provided an assist, as many active participations as in the previous seven home games in the competition – furthermore, in seven home games against newly promoted teams he has found four goals and one winner.

Patrick Cutrone has scored four goals in the current championship, one more than he scored in his last season in the top flight (2021/22), three in 28 games with Empoli – the only Serie A season in which he did better was 2017/18 with AC Milan (10 goals).

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Napoli
Como

Starting lineups

25
Elia Caprile
Goalkeeper
13
Amir Rrahmani
Defender
22
Giovanni Di Lorenzo
17
Mathías Olivera
Defender
88'
99
Frank Anguissa
Midfielder
8
Scott McTominay
Midfielder
68
Stanislav Lobotka
Midfielder
90'
77
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia
79'
21
Matteo Politano
Attacker
80'
11
Romelu Lukaku
Attacker
88'
1
Emil Audero
Goalkeeper
13
Alberto Dossena
Defender
18
Alberto Moreno
Defender
90'
77
Ignace Van Der Brempt
83'
2
Marc-Oliver Kempf
16
Alieu Fadera
Midfielder
68'
23
Máximo Perrone
Midfielder
79
Nico Paz
Midfielder
20
Sergi Roberto
Midfielder
7
Gabriel Strefezza
83'
10
Patrick Cutrone
Attacker
90'

Substitutes

14
Nikita Contini
Goalkeeper
5
Juan Jesus
Defender
23
Alessio Zerbin
Attacker
81
Giacomo Raspadori
26
Cyril Ngonge
Attacker
90
Michael Folorunsho
Midfielder
16
Rafa Marín
Defender
12
Claudio Turi
Goalkeeper
7
David Neres
Attacker
79'
30
Pasquale Mazzocchi
80'
37
Leonardo Spinazzola
88'
18
Giovanni Simeone
Attacker
88'
6
Billy Gilmour
Midfielder
90'
5
Edoardo Goldaniga
36
Luca Mazzitelli
Midfielder
8
Daniele Baselli
Midfielder
33
Lucas Da Cunha
Attacker
27
Matthias Braunöder
Midfielder
6
Alessio Iovine
Midfielder
25
Pepe Reina
Goalkeeper
14
Ali Jasim
Attacker
15
Fellipe Jack
Defender
90
Simone Verdi
Midfielder
68'
11
Andrea Belotti
Attacker
83'
26
Yannik Engelhardt
Midfielder
83'
3
Marco Sala
Defender
90'
9
Alessandro Gabrielloni
90'

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