Napoli beaten 2-1 at home by Como
- On August 30, 2026, Napoli suffered a 2-1 defeat at home to Como at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, with all three goals occurring during an entertaining opening half.
- Como winger Assane Diao proved instrumental in the 17th-minute opener, delivering a cross for Martin Baturina to finish, as Cesc Fabregas' side showed their strong form was no fluke.
- Rasmus Hojlund equalized for Napoli on the half-hour mark, but Anastasios Douvikas reclaimed the lead four minutes later after an underhit pass from Andre Anguissa created the opening.
- Napoli boss Massimiliano Allegri made a triple-change 10 minutes after the break to shift momentum, but Como held on to secure victory and reach four points in the standings.
- Como continues to impress following their first-ever European qualification, while Napoli remains on three points as champions Inter Milan can join leaders Milan and Juventus on maximum points facing Cagliari later.
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Amir Rrahmani registered an assist in Napoli's 2-1 defeat to Como on Sunday night at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium. The match, valid for the second round of Serie A, saw all three goals scored in the first half. The Kosovo captain completed the entire match and had a direct role in Napoli's equalizer. Rrahmani assisted in the 30th minute for Rasmus Hojlund, who scored to make it 1-1. However, Como managed to regain the lead and eventually t…
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Il Quotidiano del SudNapoli (ITALPRESS) "Al Maradona celebrates the Como, which launches a strong signal to the championship. The boys of Cesc Fabregas, in fact, thanks to an excellent performance, exceed 2-1 the Napoli in the match valid for the second day of Serie A. The hosts immediately make themselves dangerous after just 6′ with an insidious cross of Olivera for McTominay, whose conclusion is walled up by Valle. At 15′ it is the Spanish backside to create the …
Como spoil Allegri's Napoli home debut
Martin Baturina fired Cesc Fabregas's enterprising side into a deserved lead in the 17th minute as chances fell at both ends in soaring temperatures in Naples. Rasmus Hojlund's brilliant strike drew the hosts level on the half-hour mark, but his good work was quickly undone when a defensive mix-up led to Anastasios Douvikas scoring for the second game in a row. Kevin De Bruyne, who inspired Napoli to an opening win over Genoa with a goal and ass…
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