Como surprised Torino in a high-impact match, recovering the lead and finishing with a 3‑1. The victory came thanks to careful substitution management and individual talent, especially on the part of Nico Paz, who scored the decisive last goal. Torino, known for their defensive solidity, found it difficult to maintain control of the game, while Como took advantage of the opportunities created by their attack.
Torino opened the scoring with a goal from Che Adams, but immediately afterwards Como responded with three goals: Ramon, Nico Paz and Baturina, who entered the field in the final phase. Torino's coach, Senza Mandragora, had focused on Fitz-Jim and Braganca in midfield, trying to keep the ball despite the opponent's strength. Fabregas, however, chose to exclude Baturina and opted for Da Cunha, Nico Paz and Caqueret, with Douvikas in defense and Sanchez in goal.
Torino had some injuries: Ramon was injured 20 minutes after Baturina came on, but Como continued to play offensively. Ramon's goal was a result of an unlikely dribble into the box, but Como responded with a goal from Che Adams. Torino had a few equalizing chances, but Como continued to create chances for their attackers.
Como regained the lead with a goal from Ramon, followed by a goal from Nico Paz and a goal from Baturina. Ramon's goal was a result of an unlikely dribble into the box, but Como responded with a goal from Che Adams. Torino had a few equalizing chances, but Como continued to create chances for their attackers.
Como closed the match with a goal from Baturina, who ended the match with a 3‑1. Como proved to be a strong team and to have great individual talent, especially from Nico Paz. Torino had some injuries, but continued to play offensively. Como proved to be a strong team and to have great individual talent, especially from Nico Paz.