Como vs Pisa 2026-03-22

22-03-2026 11:30
MatchDay 30
5
0

Player statistic

1st half
Assane Diao Goal 7'    
Anastasios Douvikas
(Assist: Assane Diao)
Goal 29'    
    35' Yellow card Simone Canestrelli
2nd half
Martin Baturina Goal 48'    
    51' Yellow card Samuele Angori
Nico Paz
(Assist: Alberto Moreno)
Goal 75'    
Máximo Perrone
(Assist: Nicolas Kühn)
Goal 81'    

Match statistic

73
Possession
27
14
Total shots
7
7
Shots on target
0
6
Shots off target
3
1
Blocked shots
4
7
Corners
1
2
Offsides
3
5
Fouls
6
Result Como 5 - 0 Pisa, Sunday 22 March 2026, Serie A Week 30 Como triumphed over Pisa in Serie A's Week 30 on Sunday, March 22, 2026, at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium. Como crushed Pisa with a staggering 5-0 victory!!!! This win elevates Como to 57 points, securing them the 4th position, while Juventus, with 54 points, falls three points behind in 5th place. Thus, Como achieves its fifth consecutive league win. After victories against Juventus, Lecce, Cagliari, and Roma, Fabregas’s team has now also defeated Pisa. A significant win was essential before the international break, and they certainly delivered. The match showcased Como's complete dominance over Pisa; despite Pisa's attempts to threaten, they were unable to find any real effectiveness in front of Butez’s goal. Diao, Douvikas, Baturina, Nico Paz, and Perrone all scored in a goal-fest for Como—a team now ready to aim high. The Serie A season will continue over the weekend of April 4–6—Easter weekend. Next week will also see the return of international football, with World Cup qualifying play-offs taking the spotlight. Italy will be in action against Northern Ireland. Como is set to play on Monday, April 6, in the lunchtime kick-off against Udinese, while Pisa will host Torino on Sunday, April 5.   Image   Click the video to watch Como 5 - 0 Pisa highlights on Sunday 22 March 2026
Como
Pisa

Starting lineups

1
Jean Butez
Goalkeeper
18
Alberto Moreno
Defender
34
Diego Carlos
Defender
77'
77
Ignace Van Der Brempt
2
Marc-Oliver Kempf
23
Máximo Perrone
Midfielder
10
Nico Paz
Midfielder
11
Anastasios Douvikas
59'
38
Assane Diao
Attacker
77'
17
Jesús Rodriguez
Attacker
38'
33
Lucas Da Cunha
Attacker
59'
12
Nicolas
Goalkeeper
4
Antonio Caracciolo
35
Felipe Loyola
Defender
64'
39
Raúl Albiol
Defender
3
Samuele Angori
Defender
5
Simone Canestrelli
77'
14
Ebenezer Akinsanmiro
46'
8
Malthe Höjholt
Midfielder
10
Matteo Tramoni
Midfielder
78'
7
Mehdi Léris
Attacker
32
Stefano Moreo
Attacker
51'

Substitutes

31
Mërgim Vojvoda
Defender
22
Mauro Vigorito
Goalkeeper
8
Sergi Roberto
Midfielder
3
Álex Valle
Defender
28
Ivan Smolcic
Defender
44
Nikola Cavlina
Goalkeeper
21
Noel Törnqvist
Goalkeeper
56
Cristiano De Paoli
20
Martin Baturina
Midfielder
38'
7
Álvaro Morata
Attacker
59'
6
Maxence Caqueret
Midfielder
59'
5
Edoardo Goldaniga
77'
19
Nicolas Kühn
Attacker
77'
1
Adrian Šemper
Goalkeeper
33
Arturo Calabresi
Defender
15
Idrissa Touré
Midfielder
26
Francesco Coppola
99
Lorran
Midfielder
42
Brando Bettazzi
Midfielder
2
Rosen Bozhinov
Defender
31
Matteo Luppichini
Goalkeeper
9
Henrik Meister
Attacker
46'
81
Filip Stojilkovic
51'
23
Calvin Stengs
Attacker
64'
19
Samuel Iling-Junior
77'
36
Gabriele Piccinini
78'

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